
Major Athletics Highlights of Year 2017
Coming after the Olympic year, athletics in 2017 still had its high points. Beside the vastly popular IAAF Diamond League meets at various venues acroâŠ
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Coming after the Olympic year, athletics in 2017 still had its high points. Beside the vastly popular IAAF Diamond League meets at various venues acroâŠ

Running the final race of his career, the 30-year-old Usain Bolt, after taking the baton from his Jamaican teammate Yohan Blake, suffered cramps on hiâŠ

In one utterly frustrating news for the iconic Jamaican speedster Usain Bolt, he has lost one of his nine Olympic gold medals. On January 2017, the InâŠ

On the face of it, running 100 meters would appear as childâs play. Anybody can run that distance without too much trouble. But modern athleticsâ mostâŠ

Readers can see a nearly similar article published in kridangan.com during September 2013 titled, âBolt of Electricity in Track and Fieldâ. Since thenâŠ

Curtain came down on 2016 IAAF Diamond League season with second finals in Brussels on September 9. The field had Rio Olympic medalists and second-runâŠ

The first finals of 2016 IAAF Diamond League were held in Zurich on Thursday September 1. The Zurich meet truly honored its nicknamed tag of One-Day OâŠ

19-year old Bahraini Ruth Jebet shattered Gulnara Galkinaâs 8-year old world record with an eye-catching performance in womenâs 3000m steeplechase onâŠ

Freshly-minted Rio Olympic champion Elaine Thompson of Jamaica gave proof of her premier status as worldâs best woman sprinter with a dominating 100mâŠ

In one of the most heartening news for Indian athletics, Haryanaâs 18-year old Neeraj Chopra shattered the world under-20 record in menâs javelin at IâŠ

Kenyaâs 800m World and Olympic champion David Rudisha has lost another race from the verge of victory. But Rudisha was not the only athlete to sufferâŠ

Beijingâs 200m world champion Netherlandsâ Dafne Schippers ran at scintillating pace to notch up seasonâs best performance ahead of Jamaicaâs Elaine TâŠ