World Athletics Championships DAY 3 LIVE – WCH Oregon 2022 LIVE: On Day 3 Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce won the GOLD in the Women 100 M with a timing of 10.67. This is Pryce’s 5th GOLD Medal at the World Championships. Jamaica clean-sweeped the medal in the race as Sherica Thomas won a silver and Elaine Thomson Herah of Jamaica won BRONZE. Meanwhile in 10,000 M Joshua Cheptegei won a GOLD in extremely close finish: Follow All World Athletics Oregon2022 LIVE Updates & check Fred Kerley 100M Race Highlights with InsideSport.IN.
It is worth noting that no Indian athlete was in action on DAY 3.
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Women’s 100 m FINAL – Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce WINS GOLD: After the US 1-2-3 in the men’s 100m and shot put, Jamaica has just secured all three medals in the women’s 100m, led by sprint superstar Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.
The 35-year-old stormed to a championship record of 10.67 (the third time she has recorded that mark this year, and in three different continents) to win her fifth world 100m title. Only pole vault legend Sergey Bubka has won more individual world titles in a single discipline.
She was followed home by Shericka Jackson, who clocked a PB of 10.73, and Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah (10.81). In fourth, Dina Asher-Smith equalled the national record of 10.83 she set when taking silver in Doha three years ago.
IN A WORLD OF HER OWN 🙌@realshellyannfp 🇯🇲 destroys the championship 100m record in 10.67 to claim her FIFTH world 100m title and leads a Jamaican sweep 💪#WorldAthleticsChamps pic.twitter.com/g0cflr1dbV
— World Athletics (@WorldAthletics) July 18, 2022
Men’s 110 M Hurdles: Holloway holds on to gold: Grant Holloway retained his world 110m hurdles title. Holloway clocked 13.03 to lead a US 1-2 from Trey Cunningham (13.08).
But the host nation was denied a potential medal sweep after world leader Devon Allen false-started. And this came after Olympic champion Hansle Parchment was a late non-starter, having picked up an injury while warming up for the final.
Spain’s Asier Martinez made the most of those absences to claim a surprise bronze medal in 13.17.
SHOT PUT GOLD: Ryan Crouser won GOLD with a championship record of 22.94m. Joe Kovacs settled down for a SILVER
Women 100 M Semis START: Shericka Jackson WINS Heat 1 (10.84) / Dina Asher-Smith also Qualifies with 10.89.
Semi HEAT 2: Elaine Thomson Herah of Jamaica wins with 10.82 / Marie Josse Talou Qualifies with 10.93 / Aleia Hobbs 10.97 QUALIFIES.
Heat 3: Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce in FINALS with 10.89 /
💃💃💃@FastElaine 🇯🇲, @sherickajacko 🇯🇲 and @realshellyannfp 🇯🇲 dominate their respective semi-finals and make it to the final!
Are we going to see a Jamaican clean sweep? 🧹
Full results 📊 https://t.co/tNJ1wLFPga#WorldAthleticsChamps pic.twitter.com/EQxK3UfJSd
— World Athletics (@WorldAthletics) July 18, 2022
Women 100m Semifinals and Finals
- 17 July (18 July India)
- Three heats, starting 6:03am IST
- Final – 8:20am IST
🚨 WOMEN’S 100M SEMIS ON @CNBC NOW 🚨@WCHoregon22 | #WorldAthleticsChampionships pic.twitter.com/1VfLyGT6Za
— On Her Turf (@OnHerTurf) July 18, 2022
Joshua Cheptegei wins 10,000 M Gold: Cheptegei became only the fourth man to win back to back 10,000m world titles. Earlier his fellow Ethiopians Haile Gebrselassie and Kenenisa Bekele and Britain’s Mo Farah have won back to back World Championship GOLD.
“I knew that if I could get into the last fight, I could control it and I could speed it up,” said Cheptegei, who won the world U20 title back at Hayward Field eight years ago. “It was very emotional for me to come back to the USA where I started my international career in 2014. Now, I want to continue my dominance in long distance running and I hope I will manage it.”
| MEN’S 10,000m MEDALLISTS | ||
| 🥇 | Joshua Cheptegei 🇺🇬 UGA | 27:27.43 SB |
| 🥈 | Stanley Waithaka Mburu 🇰🇪 KEN | 27:27.90 SB |
| 🥉 | Jacob Kiplimo 🇺🇬 UGA | 27:27.97 SB |
10,000 whole meters – right down the last second 😱
World recorder holder @joshuacheptege1 🇺🇬 narrowly grabs gold to win his second straight #WorldAthleticsChamps title, finishing ahead of 🇰🇪 Stanley Waithaka Mburu by .47s and own teammate @jacobkiplimo2 by .54s.#WCHOregon22 pic.twitter.com/dx1EdGEByb
— World Athletics Championships Oregon22 (@WCHoregon22) July 17, 2022
Women Hammer: Brooke Andersen gave the U.S. its second straight World Athletics Championships gold medal in the hammer. And it added another layer as Janee’ Kassanavoid finished third at WCH Oregon22 at the reimagined Hayward Field at the University of Oregon.
The United States entered the first World Athletics Championships on U.S. soil with the world leader in all four women’s throwing disciplines.
On Saturday, Chase Ealey became the first American woman to win a gold medal in the shot put at an outdoor World Athletics Championships. On Sunday, the U.S. won two medals in a women’s throwing event for the first time at an outdoor World Athletics Championships.
“I think all of us are just coming into fruition,” said Andersen, who entered WCH Oregon22 as the world leader at 79.02m. “We’ve all put in a lot of hard work over the years, and I think it’s now starting to show.”
ANOTHER GOLD FOR THE USA 🥇🇺🇸@brookeandersen8 🇺🇸 produces a massive 78.96m last throw to strike hammer gold!
🥈 @Camryn_Throws 🇨🇦 75.52m
🥉 Janee’ Kassanavoid 🇺🇸 74.86m#WorldAthleticsChamps pic.twitter.com/RHVtAYzuOH— World Athletics (@WorldAthletics) July 17, 2022
DAY 3 World Athletics LIVE: Note: The times given above are local timings and are denoted in PDT or Pacific Daylight Time.
Morning Session
- Marathon: Final (Men) will take place on 06:15 AM
- 100 Metres Hurdles: Heptathlon (Women) will take place on 10:35 AM
- 400 Metres: Heats (Men) will take place on 11:05 AM
- High Jump: Heptathlon (Women) will take place on 11:35 AM
- Hammer Throw: Final (Women) will take place on 11:35 AM
- 400 Metres: Heats (Women) will take place on 12:00 noon
- 10,000 Metres: Final (Men) will take place on 01:00 PM
- Shot Put: Heptathlon (Women) will take place on 01:25 PM
Afternoon Session
- 110 Metres Hurdles: Semi-Final (Men) will take place on 05:05 PM
- Discus Throw: Qualification – Group A (Men) will take place on 05:05 PM
- Pole Vault: Final (Women) will take place on 05:27 PM
- 100 Metres: Semi-Final (Women) will take place on 05:33 PM
- 400 Metres Hurdles: Semi-Final (Men) will take place on 06:03 PM
- Shot Put: Final (Men) will take place on 06:27 PM
- Discus Throw: Qualification – Group B (Men) will take place on 06:30 PM
- 200 Metres: Heptathlon (Women) will take place on 06:38 PM
- 1500 Metres: Semi-Final (Men) will take place on 07:00 PM
- 110 Metres Hurdles: Final (Men) will take place on 07:30 PM
- 100 Metres: Final (Women) will take place on 07:50 PM
Women 100 M Semis & FINALS Scheduled for TODAY: Earlier, before the men took to the competition in the finals, the women were involved in some top notch sprinting during the seven heats.
Dina Asher-Smith and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce bagged eyeballs with their splendid runs, with a timing of 10.84s and 10.87s respectively to have the best two timings during the heats.
Their job is not yet done with the 100m women semifinals and final scheduled for Monday. 24 women have made it to the semifinals of the showpiece event.
Women 100m Semifinals and Finals
- 17 July (18 July India)
- Three heats, starting 6:03am IST
- Final – 8:20am IST
Nearly 2,000 athletes from 192 countries are in Oregon, for the eighteenth edition of the Championships. Neeraj Chopra is leading India’s 22 member squad.
SONY Sports Network & SonyLIV is broadcasting & LIVE Streaming World Athletics 2022 LIVE in Indian
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