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Asian Games, Palembang 2018 ASIAN GAMES Palembang, Indonesia 2018 100 METRES (25 Aug) HEAT 1 (-0.10m) 1 Tosin Ogunode Qatar 10.16 2 Ryota Yamagata Japan 10.19 3 Kim Kuk-young South Korea 10.43 4 Bandit Chuangchai Thailand 10.57 5 Liaqat Ali Pakistan 11.01 6 Sokong Pen Cambodia 11.10 7 Vitaliy Zems Kazakhstan 11.10 HEAT 2 (+0.60m) 1 Yang Chun Han Taiwan 10.13 2 Aska Cambridge Japan 10.23 3 Tsui Chi-ho Hong Kong 10.57 4 Chayut Khongprasit Thailand 10.62 5 Saeed Al-Khaldi Bahrain 10.69 6 Fatek Adnan Awad Bait Qisan Oman 10.85 7 Abdul Wahab Zahiri Afghanistan 11.65 HEAT 3 (+0.00m) 1 Lalu Muhammad Zohri Indonesia 10.27 2 Xu Zhouzheng China 10.40 3 Khairul Hafiz Jantan Malaysia 10.47 4 Oh Kyong-soo South Korea 10.62 5 Jo Kum-ryong North Korea 10.76 6 Alexander Kasper Kazakhstan 10.83 7 Yam Sajan Sunar Nepal 11.39 HEAT 4 (-0.60m) 1 Su Bingtian China 10.27 2 Jonathan Nyepa Malaysia 10.43 3 Wang Wei-hsu Taiwan 10.55 4 Ng Ka Fung Hong Kong 10.65 5 Saaid Hassan Maldives 10.67 6 Noureddine Hadid Lebanon 10.76 7 Md Fakhri Ismail Brunei 10.83 HEAT 5 (+0.70m) 1 Abdullah Akbar Mohammed Saudi Arabia 10.15 2 Barakat Mubarak Al-Harthi Oman 10.21 3 Andrew Fisher Bahrain 10.31 4 Hassan Taftian Iran 10.35 5 Yaspi Boby Indonesia 10.62 6 Gohar Shahbaz Pakistan 10.66 7 Aksonesath Lathsavong Laos 11.29 NON-PARTICIPANTS Phearath Nget Cambodia Dmitrii Zagoskin Kyrghizstan Shehan Abeypitiyage Sri Lanka Yupun Priyadarshana Sri Lanka Omar Al-Salfa United Arab Emirates Naseib Al-Zaabi United Arab Emirates Asian Games, Palembang 2018 100 METRES (26 Aug) SEMI-FINALS HEAT 1 (-0.20m) 1 Abdullah Akbar Mohammed Saudi Arabia 10.21 2 Lalu Muhammad Zohri Indonesia 10.24 3 Xu Zhouzheng China 10.36 4 Andrew Fisher Bahrain 10.37 5 Wang Wei-hsu Taiwan 10.46 6 Bandit Chuangchai Thailand 10.57 7 Ng Ka-fung Hong Kong 10.59 8 Saaid Hassan Maldives 10.63 HEAT 2 (+0.20m) 1 Su Bingtian China 10.16 2 Tosin Ogunode Qatar 10.20 3 Aska Cambridge Japan 10.36 4 Jonathan Nyepa Malaysia 10.46 5 Oh Kyong-soo South Korea 10.61 6 Yaspi Boby Indonesia 10.70 7 Tsui Chi-ho Hong Kong 10.76 8 Gohar Shahbaz Pakistan 10.80 HEAT 3 (+0.90m) 1 Ryota Yamagata Japan 10.10 2 Yang Chun-han Taiwan 10.17 3 Hassan Taftian Iran 10.17 4 Kim Kuk-young South Korea 10.33 5 Barakat Mubarak Al-Harthi Oman 10.33 6 Khairul Hafiz Jantan Malaysia 10.45 7 Chayut Khongprasit Thailand 10.63 8 Saeed Al-Khaldi Bahrain 10.67 100 METRES (26 Aug) FINAL 1 Su Bingtian China 9.92 2 Tosin Ogunode Qatar 10.00 3 Ryota Yamagata Japan 10.00 4 Abdullah Akbar Mohammed Saudi Arabia 10.10 5 Yang Chun-han Taiwan 10.17 6 Hassan Taftian Iran 10.19 7 Lalu Muhammad Zohri Indonesia 10.20 8 Kim Kuk-young South Korea 10.26 Wind +0.80m Asian Games, Palembang 2018 200 METRES (28 Aug) HEAT 1 (-0.10m) 1 Mohamed Obaid Al-Sadi Oman 20.74 2 Kim Kuk-young South Korea 20.78 3 Trenten Beram Philippines 21.14 4 Sittiphon Donpritee Thailand 21.52 5 Uzair Rehman Pakistan 21.70 6 Turtogtokh Erdenebat Mongolia 23.07 Abdullah Akbar Mohammed Saudi Arabia DNRun HEAT 2 (-0.70m) 1 Mohamed Yaqoob Salem Bahrain 20.86 2 Shota Iizuka Japan 21.08 3 Hassan Taftian Iran 21.25 4 Wei Tai-sheng Taiwan 21.25 5 Vladislav Grigoryev Kazakhstan 21.28 6 Muhammad Shahbaz Pakistan 21.91 7 Chan Ka-chun Hong Kong 22.13 8 Aksonesath Lathsavong Laos 22.94 HEAT 3 (-1.10m) 1 Yang Chun-han Taiwan 20.95 2 Yuki Koike Japan 21.30 3 Noureddine Hadid Lebanon 21.33 4 Jo Kum-ryong North Korea 21.85 5 Muhammad Noor Ar Rasyid Brunei 21.88 6 Sokong Pen Cambodia 22.44 Eko Rimbawan Indonesia Disq Saaid Hassan Maldives DNRun HEAT 4 (+0.10m) 1 Park Tae-geun South Korea 20.77 2 Tosin Ogunade Qatar 20.78 3 Bie Ge China 20.81 4 Ahmed Esam Al-Karbooli Iraq 21.31 5 Bayu Kertanegara Indonesia 21.34 6 Tang Yik-chun Hong Kong 21.89 Ali Khadivar Iran DNRun Yam Sajan Sunar Nepal DNRun NON-PARTICIPANTS Phearath Nget Cambodia Guo Zhongze China Jun Yamashita Japan Dmitrii Zagoskin Kyrghizstan Mohamed Naail Maldives Shinebayar Damdinchimeg Mongolia Shehan Abeypitiyage Sri Lanka Mohamed Ashrafu Sri Lanka Omar Al-Salfa United Arab Emirates Naseib Al-Zaabi United Arab Emirates Asian Games, Palembang 2018 200 METRES (28 Aug) SEMI-FINALS HEAT 1 (-0.30m) 1 Mohamed Yaqoob Salem Bahrain 20.61 2 Shota Iizuka Japan 20.64 3 Park Tae-geun South Korea 20.69 4 Trenten Beram Philippines 21.26 5 Wei Tai-sheng Taiwan 21.27 6 Ahmed Esam Al-Karbooli Iraq 21.34 7 Hassan Taftian Iran 21.47 Tosin Ogunode Qatar DNFinish HEAT 2 (+0.20m) 1 Yuki Koike Japan 20.35 2 Yang Chun-han Taiwan 20.53 3 Kim Kuk-young South Korea 20.66 4 Mohamed Obaid Al-Sadi Oman 20.83 5 Bie Ge China 20.90 6 Noureddine Hadid Lebanon 21.22 7 Vladislav Grigoryev Kazakhstan 21.42 8 Bayu Kertanegara Indonesia 21.58 200 METRES (29 Aug) FINAL 1 Yuki Koike Japan 20.23 2 Yang Chun-han Taiwan 20.23 3 Mohamed Yaqoob Salem Bahrain 20.55 4 Kim Kuk-young South Korea 20.59 5 Park Tae-geon South Korea 20.61 6 Shota Iizuka Japan 20.68 7 Mohamed Obaid Al-Sadi Oman 20.81 8 Bie Ge China 21.07 Wind +0.70m Asian Games, Palembang 2018 400 METRES (25 Aug) HEAT 1 1 Muhammad Anas Yahiya India 45.63 2 Mohamed Nasser Abbas Qatar 45.81 3 Kalinga Kumarage Sri Lanka 45.99 4 Umar Wira Indonesia 48.00 5 Grigoriy Derepaskin Tajikistan 49.00 Ali Khadivar Iran DNFin HEAT 2 1 Mikhail Litvin Kazakhstan 46.43 2 Yang Lei China 47.55 3 Muhammad Nadeem Pakistan 49.19 4 Phitchaya Sunthonthuam Thailand 49.71 5 Ifan Anugrah Setiawan Indonesia 50.34 6 Md Abu Taleb Bangladesh 50.97 HEAT 3 1 Ali Khamis Abbas Bahrain 46.07 2 Julian Jrummi Walsh Japan 46.20 3 Zubin Percy Muncherji Singapore 47.25 4 Yang Lung-hsiang Taiwan 47.49 5 Turtogtokh Erdenebat Mongolia 50.23 HEAT 4 1 Abdalelah Haroun Hassan Qatar 46.28 2 Arokia Rajiv India 46.82 3 Mo Il-hwan South Korea 47.34 4 Trenten Beram Philippines 48.06 5 Davron Atabaev Tajikistan 48.37 6 Yanakorn Munrot Thailand 49.06 HEAT 5 1 Aruna Dharshana Sri Lanka 46.97 2 Abbas Abubaker Bahrain 47.41 3 Andrey Sokolov Kazakhstan 48.26 4 Tran Dinh Son Vietnam 48.97 5 Nokar Hussain Pakistan 49.75 6 Akhyt Asyeikhan Mongolia 51.22 NON-PARTICIPANTS Guo Zhongze China Jun Kimura Japan Kirill Sarasov Kyrghizstan Mohamed Naail Maldives Ali Shaam Maldives Othman Ali Al-Busaidi Oman Obaid Abdullah Al-Quraini Oman Mazan Mawtan Al-Yasen Saudi Arabia Asian Games, Palembang 2018 400 METRES (25 Aug) SEMI-FINALS HEAT 1 1 Ali Khamis Abbas Bahrain 45.59 2 Arokia Rajiv India 46.08 3 Aruna Dharshana Sri Lanka 46.53 4 Zubin Percy Muncherji Singapore 47.88 5 Umar Wira Indonesia 48.57 6 Andrey Sokolov Kazakhstan 48.60 7 Grigoriy Derepaskin Tajikistan 48.84 8 Phitchaya Sunthonthuam Thailand 48.97 HEAT 2 1 Muhammed Anas Yahiya India 45.30 2 Julian Jrummi Walsh Japan 46.01 3 Kalinga Kumarage Sri Lanka 46.21 4 Mohamed Nasser Abbas Qatar 46.33 5 Mo Il-hwan South Korea 46.73 6 Tran Dinh Son Vietnam 46.96 7 Trenten Beram Philippines 47.34 Nokar Hussain Pakistan DNRun HEAT 3 1 Abdalelah Haroun Hassan Qatar 45.83 2 Abbas Abubaker Bahrain 46.07 3 Mikhail Litvin Kazakhstan 46.12 4 Yang Lung-hsiang Taiwan 47.37 5 Davron Atabaev Tajikistan 48.89 6 Yanakorn Munrot Thailand 48.96 7 Muhammad Nadeem Pakistan 48.97 8 Yang Lei China 49.25 400 METRES (26 Aug) FINAL 1 Abdalelah Haroun Hassan Qatar 44.89 2 Muhammad Anas Yahia India 45.69 3 Ali Khamis Abbas Bahrain 45.70 4 Arokia Rajiv India 45.84 5 Julian Jrummi Walsh Japan 45.89 6 Mikhail Litvin Kazakhstan 46.17 7 Abbas Abubaker Bahrain 46.41 8 Kalinga Kumarage Sri Lanka 46.49 Asian Games, Palembang 2018 800 METRES (27 Aug) HEAT 1 1 Jinson Johnson India 1:47.39 2 Jamal Hairane Qatar 1:47.45 3 Indunil Herath Sri Lanka 1:47.54 4 Sho Kawamoto Japan 1:48.07 5 Li Junlin China 1:48.74 6 Duong Van Thai Vietnam 1:49.79 7 Marco Vilog Philippines 1:50.75 8 Odilshoh Ismatov Tajikistan 1:51.80 9 Akhyt Asyeikhan Mongolia 1:53.89 HEAT 2 1 Abraham Kipchirchir Rotich Bahrain 1:48.24 2 Amir Moradi Iran 1:48.31 3 Takumi Murashima Japan 1:48.86 4 Musulman Dzholomanov Kyrghizstan 1:50.28 5 Saud Al-Zaabi United Arab Emirates 1:50.94 6 Wempy Pelamonia Indonesia 1:54.53 7 Odkhuu Galerdene Mongolia 1:55.07 8 Oh Jae-won South Korea 1:59.58 9 Manuel Belo Amaral Ataide East Timor 2:02.40 HEAT 3 1 Abubaker Haydar Abdalla Qatar 1:48.25 2 Manjit Singh India 1:48.64 3 Ihab Jabbar Hashim Iraq 1:48.87 4 Som Bahadur Kumal Nepal 1:50.25 5 Khurshidjon Akhmadaliev Uzbekistan 1:51.49 6 Hassan Mayouf United Arab Emirates 1:52.02 7 Budiman Holle Indonesia 1:52.38 8 Yothin Yaprajan Thailand 1:53.71 Mikhou Al-Sadik Bahrain DNFinish NON-PARTICIPANTS Igor Kondratyev Kazakhstan Tanveer Abbas Pakistan Muhammad Ikram Pakistan 800 METRES (28 Aug) FINAL 1 Manjit Singh India 1:46.15 2 Jinson Johnson India 1:46.35 3 Abubaker Haydar Abdalla Qatar 1:46.38 4 Amir Moradi Iran 1:46.55 5 Abraham Kipchirchir Rotich Bahrain 1:47.05 6 Jamal Hairane Qatar 1:49.05 7 Sho Kawamoto Japan 1:50.87 8 Indunil Herath Sri Lanka 1:51.36 Asian Games, Palembang 2018 1,500 METRES (29 Aug) HEAT 1 1 Manjit Singh India 3:50.59 2 Luo Yuxi China 3:50.69 3 Alsadik Mikhou Bahrain 3:50.75 4 Ryoji Tatezawa Japan 3:50.75 5 Musulman Dzholomanov Kyrghizstan 3:50.77 6 Musaab Ali Qatar 3:50.90 7 Wahyudi Putra Indonesia 3:51.14 8 Saud Al-Zaabi United Arab Emirates 3:52.22 9 Duong Van Thai Vietnam 3:54.50 10 Yothin Yaprajan Thailand 4:01.41 11 Manuel Belo Amaral Ataide East Timor 4:11.81 HEAT 2 1 Mohammed Tiouali Bahrain 3:46.40 2 Jinson Johnson India 3:46.50 3 Amir Moradi Iran 3:46.93 4 Hamza Driouch Qatar 3:47.18 5 Adnan Taes Agar Al-Mntfage Iraq 3:48.75 6 Oh Jae-won South Korea 3:50.28 7 Odkhuu Galerdene Mongolia 3:51.14 8 Alexey Gussarov Kazakhstan 3:52.43 9 Bilal Bilano Indonesia 3:55.76 10 Wasim Abuthib Palestine 3:58.01 11 Roberto Belo Amaral Soares East Timor 4:07.92 Mohammed
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