World championships
World Athletics C'ships: Jefferson-Wooden Bags Golden Sprint Double, Lyles Wins Fourth Straight Men's 200m
Jefferson-Wooden clocked an impressive 19.52 seconds at the World Athletics Championships on Friday, storming to victory in the women's 200 metres to add to her 100m crown.
The 28-year-old's triumph secured his sixth gold medal across four World Championships, adding to his 100m title in Budapest and 4x100m relay golds in Doha and Budapest.
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World Athletics C'ships: Portugal's Nader Edges Wightman To Win Men's 1,500m Title
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World Athletics C’ship: Neeraj, Sachin Storm Into Final; Arshad Nadeem Too Makes Cut (Ld)
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We Will Surpass 20 Medals At World Para Athletics: PCI Chief Devendra Jhajharia Confident Of Creating History On…
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Historic Feat: Indian Women Boxers Bag 2 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze at World Boxing Championship 2025
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World Boxing C'ships: Minakshi Wins Gold In Women's 48kg, India Bags Second Yellow Metal In Liverpool (Ld)
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