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Record-breakinff spree
KUALA LUMPUR. Oct 22 : Asia's Javelin record was bett ered half a dozen times in a single session on the fourth
day of the ninth Asian Track and Field (ATF) Championships at the Merdeka Sta dium here Tuesday, reports AFP.
The record breaking tussle between China's Zhang Lianbiao and Japan's Masami Yoshida in the men's javelin finally saw the Chinese taking the gold with a new record of 81.52 metres.
Yoshida took the silver with a throw of 80.44 which was also better than previous record of 76.38 metres set by China's Wang Wenzhing In the last ATF Championships in New Delhi in 1989.
The Japanese Athlete holds the current Asian Games record of 77.26 metres set In the 1990 Beijing Games.
Both the Yoshida and Zhang kept on beating the record — Yoshida twice and Zhang four times, before the gold was finally taken by the Chinese.
Three other ATF records Were shattered while one was equalised on the fourth day of the competition.
The first record of the day was in the women's 4x100 relay where China's quartet set new marks twice-first in the semi finals tn the morning and again In the final.
In the semifinals the
Chinese quartet of Pei Fang. Tian Yumei. Chen Zhaojing and Xao Yehua returned a time of 43.53 secs to shatter the ATF record of 44.86 also set by China in New Delhi fn 1989.
It was also better than the best Asian time of 44.36 clocked fn the 1990 Beijing Asian Games by a Chinese team.
Later in the evening, the Chinese women Improved on their performance when they returned a time of 43.41 In the finals.
The other two records were in the men's long Jump and the 1.500 m.
In the men's long Jump China's Chen Zunrong leapt to a new distance of 8.10 m to shatter the previous mark of 8.07m set by Chinese Taipei's Nai Hui Fang in the 1989 ATF Championships in New Delhi.
Nai finished third here with a distance of 7.86m.
Qatar's Mohamed Suleiman set a new recot-d in the 1.500m with a time of 3 mins 42.64 secs.
The previous mark of 3:44.74 was set by Suresh Yadav of India ten years ago In the 1983 fifth ATF Championships in Kuwait.
This event saw some scuffling amongst some runners and Qatar's other entry. Jamal Abdi, was disqualified for pushing.
India, who finished behind China in the last Championships. finally struck gold when favourite Shiny Wilson took the gold medal in the women's 400m.
China continued to dominate the Championships and rated far ahead In the medals with a haul of 19 golds, while South Korea and Qatar followed way behind with three gold medals each.
The five-day Championships. which has attracted some 750 competitors from 27 countries, ends Wednesday.