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Josna betters her own mark

Sports Reporter
Joann Akhtcr of BJMC broke lier wu record In the Javelin throw oti . -crond day of the iMth nalloii.il a i Mette . i ham-ptr.nshlp now on al the Army Stadium, Hananl
She threw a distance ol 37.94 metres which bettered her previous record of 37.86 metres scl in 1990
Trammalc Josna Afroz who had had set the record last year in the discus throw, with a distance of 37.34 metres was way below her best and managed a short 35 KH m only lo earn the silver Shaheen Azad of HTMC made I Ik- most of it With a distance of 36.90 rr to bag the gold Meanwhile. lUMC's Nellie Jesmioe who bagged the gold in I hr women's shot pul. Monday — covered only 30 09 ni line. had to Im- satisfied with the- bronze
In Ihe men's 200 m sprint Lanie Naik Golam Ambia ol Bangladesh Army, docker 21.7 seconds (or the gold fol-kiwed by IkJMC's Mehdi llasai and L/Nk Farid Khan Chowdhury also of Bangladesh Army who settled for I lie bronze The national record of the event still stands at 21.3 seconds set by former fastest men of South Asia. Shah Alam, scl In 1988. Shah Alam had died last year in a tragic road acci dent.
Firoza Khatun of BTMC bagged the gold in the women's 200 m sprint clock Ing 25.6 seconds which however was below her national mark of 24.95 secs set last year Teammate Nazma Halder Kufeza settled for the silver clocking 26 2 sees. Niiul.c Yasmin of BJMC who set the first and only record on the opening day of the competitor in the women s long Jump, yesterday. took the bronze with a time of 26 3 secs
In the 10.000 metres run,
Subcdar Muslaque Ahmed rlocked 32:20.8 to grab the gold and lake the Bangladesh Army's total gold haul to four. He was followed by BJMC s Ajmol Hossain with a time of 32:35.9 who look the silver. The bronze went to Naik Md. Layck Sheikh clocking 33:29.9. The national mark in the event remains at 31:22.0 set by Mustafa Kamal in 1977.
Earlier, tn the morning, in the I 10 m men's hurdles. Md. Wajiur Rahman of BTMC won the gold clocking 14:06 secs which was .05 sees short of the national record set by Abdul Klialequc In 1988 The sil vri went to Bangladesh Army's L/Nk Sulaiman Mujamdar who
clocked 15 seconds flat. Meanwhile Abdul Khaleqne clocked 15.2 secs of the bronze.
In the men's shol put Naik Saleh Ahmed threw a distance if 13.35 metres to take the goW for Bangladesh Army. He was followed by teammate Rczaul Haque with the distance of 13:0 metres for the silver while Sheikh Jamalud-dln of BJMC settled for the bronze with his throw of 12.72 metres.
Eleven events will be finalised on the third day, today with the women's 100 m bur dies beginning at 9.30 am and Ihe men's 20 km walking at 5.45 pm.
Tmcc hundred and fifty five athletes. including 13 women, from 17 teams nc taking part in the four day1 meet