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Naveem betters own mark

Sports Reporter
Hurdler Abdur Rahim Nayeem of Bangladesh Navy bettered his own 400m mark as just one record
was crcatca on way one 01 athletic competition of the fifth Bangladesh Games at the Army Stadium, Banani yesterday.
Nayeem took 52 seconds. 24 seconds better than his previous feat, achieved earlier this year in the Power Athletic championship.
Lnk Soleman Majumder got the silver and the veteran Waziur Rahman of BTMC the bronze.
Nk Golam Ambia and Flroza Khatoon fastest man and woman of the country, gave fin indication of their form when they both won the 200m sprints for men and women respectively.
Army's Ambia clocked 21.3 seconds to finish ahead of his peer Azhar All who settled for the silver, timing 22 sec. Shahanuddln Chowdhury showed clear signs of decline managing the third slot, a bronze, for his team BTMC. taking 22.2 seconds.
Flroza Khatoon raced clear of Customs' Rehana Parveen to snatch the gold tn the womens 200m sprint. The BTMC runner required 25.6 seconds. Rehana took 25.9 seconds.
Nilufar Yasmin of Bangladesh Jute Mills Corporation
(BJMC) managed the bronze for her timing of 26.) sec.
Havildar Abdul Jabbar of Army won the gold tn. the men s lOOOOrn run. The long-legged soldier took 31m?34.2 seconds, followed by teammate Nk l^yek Sheikh who needed 31m: 34.7 sec to cover the distance.
Alam Khan of Ansars and VDP finished third with a timing of 31m:37.7 secs.
Lnk Zakir Hossain deposited the day's third and last gold gong tn Army's account when he took 3 minutes 54 seconds to snatch the gold In the men's 1500m.
Wahab Khan of Bangladesh Air Force trailed him for the second spot and the silver medal with a liming of 3 minute 55.7 seconds.
Lnk Ansar Ali of Army came
third when he reached the mark In 3 mln 56.7 seconds lo lake the bronze.
BJMC's Lubna Mahmud col-lecled the gold tn the women's 8OOm. Lubna, who clocked 2 mtn 20 sec. was followed by Monira Khatoon of Ansars and VDP who took 2 mtn 22.6 seconds. Naslma Akhtar underlined BJMC's dominance in this event by notching the bronze consuming 2 min 23 seconds.
The men's shot put gold went to Roqibul Alam of Navy who hurled the solid metallic ball across a distance of 13.48 metres.
Army's Nk Saleh Ahmed registered a distance of 13.28 metres.
Shctkh Rownaku). Islam of Customs was left with the bronze for his distance of 13.08m.
MEDALTABUS
Medals table al the end of the first day of the competition:
(Tabulate under G for gold, S for silver. B for bronze and T for total):
About 100 compelilqrs from 18 teams are taking part tn this competition.
G S B T
Army 3 4 18
Navy 2 0 0 2
BJMC 1 O 2 3
BTMC 10 2 3
Ansars* VDP 0 112
Customs 0 112
Air Force 0 10 1