World Athletics Day5 LIVE – WCH Oregon 2022 LIVE – Jake WIGHTMAN WINS Men’s 1500M GOLD, Santos WINS 400m hurdles: The Day 5 of the World Championship is underway. Jake WIGHTMAN has won the men’s 1500m final with RECORD TIME of 3:29.23. Jakob INGEBRIGTSEN of Norway won a SILVER and Mohammed Katir of Spain won Bronze. The shocker of the evening came in 400M Hurdles. Alison DOS SANTOS of Brazil shocked everyone in field to WIN GOLD. He smashed the championship record in 46.29. Follow World Athletics Championships live updates with InsideSport.IN
Women High JUMP: Eleanor PATTERSON of Australia has won the GOLD Medal with 2.02 mark.
Men’s DISCUSS GOLD: Kristjan Čeh wins gold medal with 71.13M throw.
WORLD ČEH-MPION 🥇
Discus throw prodigy Kristjan Čeh 🇸🇮 confirms his breakthrough year and strikes world gold with 71.13m! #WorldAthleticsChamps pic.twitter.com/xOmDG3AaxF
— World Athletics (@WorldAthletics) July 20, 2022
No Indian is in action on DAY 5. Meanwhile Women 200 M Semifinals are done and Shericka Jackson, Shelly-Ann FRASER-PRYCE have won their respective heats to qualify for the FINALS.
In the Men’s 200 M Noah Lyles Qualifies as the FASTEST with a timing of 19.62 Seconds.
Men 200m Semifinals
- Heat 1: Alexander Ogando creates NEW PERSONAL RECORD Qualifies with 19.91
- Heat 2: Noah Lyles Qualifies with 19.62 / Teammate Bednarak also qualifies with 19.84
- Heat 3: Erriyon KNIGHTON 19.77 tops the HEAT
WOMEN 200m Semifinals
- Heat 1: Shericka Jackson wins in 21.67, Twelfth fastest time in history!
- Heat 2: Tamara Clark WINS in 21.95 / Dina Asher Smith 2nd / Elaine Thomson Herah 3rd
- Heat 3: Shelly-Ann FRASER-PRYCE wins
Update: the purple hair is back (and it’s fast) 💜
21.82 for @realshellyannfp 🇯🇲 in the 200m semi-finals!#WorldAthleticsChamps pic.twitter.com/xeSeSvKF8I
— World Athletics (@WorldAthletics) July 20, 2022
| Local Time | My Time | sex | event | Round | |||
| 17:15 | 05.5:15 | W | 400 Metres Hurdles | Heats | Startlist | ||
| 17:40 | 05.5:40 | W | High Jump | Final | Startlist | ||
| 18:05 | 06.5:05 | W | 200 Metres | Semi-Final | Startlist | ||
| 18:33 | 06.5:33 | M | Discus Throw | Final | Startlist | ||
| 18:50 | 06.5:50 | M | 200 Metres | Semi-Final | Startlist | ||
| 19:30 | 07.5:30 | M | 1500 Metres | Final | Startlist | ||
| 19:50 | 07.5:50 | M | 400 Metres Hurdles | Final | Startlist |
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So much control 😤
Olympic medallists Femke Bol 🇳🇱, @GoSydGo 🇺🇸 and Dalilah Muhammad 🇺🇸 secure the three fastest times of five 400m hurdles heats and advance onto the semis.
Full results 📊 https://t.co/avka0KZI9M#WorldAthleticsChamps pic.twitter.com/ZW1mLxCyTU
— World Athletics (@WorldAthletics) July 20, 2022
Day 5 will also witness other events, including the women’s high hump final, men’s discus throw final among other events.
Men 1500m final
The race for the 1500m gold in the men’s competition is intense. It could be anybody’s game, including Jakob Ingebrigtsen, Abel Kipsang, Jake Wightman, Samuel Tefera among others. In fact, Kipsang has impressed this year with the season’s best as well, clocking 3:31.01.
If one looks at their semifinals timing, it is Kipsang, who set the pace with a 3:33.68 runs while Wightman also impressed with the third best timing in the semis. It is the performance in the final, which counts the most. And all the 13 finalists on July 19 will be eager to deliver their A game to walk away with the gold.
Best three timings in semifinals
- Abel Kipsang – 3:33.68
- Mohhammed Katir – 3:34.45
- Jake Wightman – 3:34.48
However, Ingebrigsten did not achieve a great timing, 11th fastest, but the runner is sure to get at his best in the final. Ingebrigsten has won several golds, including the Olympics, in the event, but it is the World Championship gold that is missing from the cabinet. That will spur him on against some of the elite athletes in the event.
Men’s 1500 final schedule
Date: 19 July (20 July)
Time: 7:30 pm local time (8 AM IST)
Women’s 200m semifinal
After breaking the Championships record in the women’s 100m, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce will have her eyes on the gold in the 200m as well. One does not expect her to go all out on July 19 as it is the semifinal. Her focus will be to achieve a good timing and gear up for the finals. However, it becomes equally important to build momentum ahead of the final.
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce led from the start. Mommy🚀🚀🚀pic.twitter.com/FzmC0PYrMc
— Juliet Bawuah (@julietbawuah) July 18, 2022
Fellow Jamaican Shericka Jackson will be in focus with the athlete having achieved an impressive 21.55, best timing of the year. The Jamaicans are always strong in sprint events, but the US athletes, including Abby Steiner and Tamara Clark among others will be eager to showcase their talent and speed.
Women’s 200m semifinal
Date: 19 July (20 July)
Time: 6:05 pm local time (6:35 AM IST)
Men’s 200m semifinal
As expected it was Noah Lyles and Erriyon Knighton, who were the fastest two sprinters in the 200m heats. The two Americans have been quite impressive this season with the duo enjoying the best two times of the year. However, it will be interesting to see how another American and 100m gold medallist Fred Kerley fares in the event. The trio is expected to make it to the finals without much problem.
Elsewhere, it is the likes of Jamaican Yohan Blake, who failed to make it to the finals of the 100m, will hope for a better show in the 200m. But the chances are bleak with a host of inform runners in fray to make it to the final round. He only has the 19th best time in the heats.
Men’s 200m semifinal
Date: 19 July (20 July)
Time: 6:50 pm local time (7:20 AM IST)
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