Bengaluru
Younger sprinters from Odisha and Delhi have been the principle attraction on the second day of the 63rd Nationwide Open Athletics Championships whereas extra fancied athletes settled for decrease positions right here on Saturday on the Sree Kanteerava Stadium.
Odisha’s 21-year-old sprinter Lalu Prasad Bhoi ran a well-judged race to outclass extra skilled runners to emerge quickest athlete of the meet. His profitable time was 10.46 seconds.
Manikanta H of SSCB completed second at 10.48 seconds whereas Siva B of Railway Sports activities took the third spot (10.50 seconds).
Railway’s skilled worldwide sprinter Amlan Borgohain completed fourth with a time of 10.51 seconds, whereas one other fancied sprinter Gurindervir Singh of SSCB completed fifth with a time of 10.55 seconds.
Within the longer sprinter—males’s 400m—Delhi’s 23-year-old Tushar Manna grabbed the chance to ascertain himself within the quarter-mile. His gold profitable time was 45.97 seconds. Mohit Kumar of SSCB took the silver (46.13 seconds) whereas Vikrant Panchal of Railway Sports activities received bronze at 46.33 seconds.
Nevertheless it was heartbreak for one more Delhi sprinter Harmanjeet Singh. The 22 years previous crashed out of the lads’s 110m hurdles last race with a fractured hand.
The boys’s 110m hurdles last additionally witnessed Tejas Shrise of Railway Sports activities undergo first defeat of the season as he completed second (14.01 seconds). Manav R of Railway Sports activities received the gold with a time of 13.86 seconds.
The ladies’s 100m sprint was a detailed contest. Nithya Gandhe of Railway Sports activities edges out Sneha SS of Karnataka within the picture end. Each the sprinters had an equivalent time of 11.57 seconds. Giridharani of Railway Sports activities was third at 11.64 seconds.
Aishwarya Mishra of Maharashtra pushed laborious within the residence straight to win ladies’s 400m gold (53.77 seconds). Devyaniba Zala of Gujarat) took residence silver (53.87 seconds). Kunja Rajitha of Andhra Pradesh received bronze (54.27 seconds).
Within the ladies’s javelin throw, seasoned thrower and Olympian Annu Rani comfortably received gold.
Males
100m: Lalu Prasad Bhoi (Odisha) 10.46 seconds, Manikanta H (SSCB) 10.48 seconds, Siva B (Railway Sports activities) 10.50 seconds.
400m: Tushar Manna (Delhi) 45.97 seconds, Mohit Kumar (SSCB) 46.13 seconds, Vikrant Panchal (Railway Sports activities) 46.33 seconds.
Outcomes
Ladies:
100m: Nithya Gandhe (Railway Sports activities) 11.57 seconds, Sneha SS (Karnataka) 11.57 seconds, Giridharani (Railway Sports activities) 11.64 seconds.
400m: Aishwarya Mishra (Maharashtra) 53.77 seconds, Devyaniba Zala (Gujarat) 53.87 seconds, Kunja Rajitha (Andhra Pradesh) 54.27 seconds.
1500m: Lili Das (Railway Sports activities) 4:16.52 seconds, KM Deeksha (Madhya Pradesh) 4:25.91 seconds, Sunita (Railway Sports activities) 4:26.29 seconds.
100m hurdles: Nithya Ramraj (Tamil Nadu) 13.04 seconds, Pragyan Prasant Sahu (Odisha) 13.45 seconds, Nandhini Ok (Tamil Nadu) 13.69 seconds.
Javelin throw: Annu Rani (Railway Sports activities) 58.97m, Jyoti (Haryana) 58.10m, Deepika (Haryana) 55.23m
Excessive leap: Rekha (Railway Sports activities) 1.82m, Gobika Ok (Tamil Nadu) 1.80m, Manshi (Uttar Pradesh) 1.78m.
Shot put: Manpreet Kaur (Railway Sports activities) 16.42m, Rekha (Railway Sports activities) 16.12m, Yogita (Railway Sports activities) 15.65m.
Males
100m: Lalu Prasad Bhoi (Odisha) 10.46 seconds, Manikanta H (SSCB) 10.48 seconds, Siva B (Railway Sports activities) 10.50 seconds.
400m: Tushar Manna (Delhi) 45.97 seconds, Mohit Kumar (SSCB) 46.13 seconds, Vikrant Panchal (Railway Sports activities) 46.33 seconds.
1500m: Ritesh Ohre (Railway Sports activities) 3:47.41 seconds, Vikash (Haryana) 3:47.86 seconds, Rahul Baloda (SSCB) 3:47.87 seconds.
110m hurdles: Manav R (Railway Sports activities) 13.86 seconds, Tejas Shrise (Railway Sports activities) 14.01 seconds, Ronald (Madhya Pradesh) 14.32 seconds.
Pole vault: M Gowtham (Tamil Nadu) 5.05m, Anshu Patel (Madhya Pradesh) 5.00m, Kuldeep Kumar (Uttar Pradesh) 4.90m.
Discus throw: Gagandeep Singh (SSCB) 55.71m, Praveen Kumar Nehra (Railway Sports activities) 55.35m, Nirbhay Singh (Haryana) 55.24m.
Relay: 4x400m blended relay: Punjab 3:23.27, Kerala 3:25.28, Tami Nadu 3:26.68
Decathlon: Stalin Joes S (SSCB) 6856 factors, Yamandeep (Railway Sports activities) 6737 factors, Kushal Mohite (Maharashtra) 6699 factors.
