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Event # 53 WOMENS 100M Hep Hurdles 1 MEG HEMPHILL 393 Event # 53 WOMENS 100m Hep Hurdles 1 MEG HEMPHILL 393 JAPAN -0.6m/s 13.62 2 PURNIMA HEMBRAM 266 10-07-93 INDIA -0.6m/s 13.75 3 LIOU YA-JYUN 210 20-09-93 CHINESE TAIPEI -0.6m/s 13.99 0.24 4 SWAPNA BARMAN 256 29-10-96 INDIA -0.6m/s 13.99 0.00 5 ERI UTSUNOMIYA 423 04-11-93 JAPAN -0.6m/s 14.24 6 LIKSY JOSEPH 269 17-02-90 INDIA -0.6m/s 14.65 7 NADEZHDA KIRNOS 464 24-04-94 KAZAKHSTAN -0.6m/s 14.94 8 ALEKSANDRA YURKEVSKAYA 753 12-01-98 UZBEKISTAN -0.6m/s 15.12 Event # 13 MENS Long Jump #MEET RECORD:H.AL-SABEE SAUDI ARABIA 8.33 31/08/2000 RESULTS OF PRELIMS 1 SHINICHIRO SHIMONO 443 10-10-90 JAPAN -0.6m/s 7.67m 7.67, P, P 2 JOO EUNJAE 503 06-12-93 KOREA +0.0m/s 7.62m F, F, 7.62 3 HUANG CHANGZHOU 175 20-08-94 CHINA +0.0m/s 7.60m 7.60, P, P 4 SHOUTAROU SHIROYAMA 444 03-06-95 JAPAN -1.5m/s 7.59m F, F, 7.59 5 CHAN MING TAI 248 30-01-95 HONG KONG +1.0m/s 7.55m 7.31, F, 7.55 6 LIN CHIA-HAO 212 06-03-95 CHINESE TAIPEI +0.7m/s 7.47m 7.20, 7.47, F 7 DHANUKA M LIYNAPATHIRANA 678 SRI LANKA +0.0m/s 7.42m F, 7.42, F 7 SAMSHEER S E 330 10-06-94 INDIA -2.4m/s 7.42m 7.06, 7.36, 7.42 7 ANKIT SHARMA 332 20-07-92 INDIA +0.0m/s 7.42m 7.42, F, F 10 SOBHAN TAHERKHANI 365 21-09-92 IRAN +1.6m/s 7.41m 7.35, 7.41, P 11 SIDDHARTH MOHAN NAIK 324 09-08-95 INDIA +0.6m/s 7.39m 7.18, F, 7.39 12 SARKAN BAKR 375 30-10-83 IRAQ +0.9m/s 7.33m 7.17, 7.33, 7.18 13 BAREA AMER ALI 373 26-07-95 IRAQ -1.1m/s 7.22m 7.22, F, 7.07 14 ZHANG YAOGUANG 198 21-06-93 CHINA +0.8m/s 7.18m 7.17, F, 7.18 15 AL AMIN 127 30-11-88 BANGLADESH +0.0m/s 7.11m 7.11, F, 6.95 15 LIN HUNG-MIN 219 09-07-90 CHINESE TAIPEI +0.0m/s 7.11m 7.11, F, 6.76 17 ALEXANDR KISSELEV 483 25-03-96 KAZAKHSTAN +0.9m/s 6.95m 6.93, 6.84, 6.95 18 WONG KA CHUN 556 08-11-97 MACAU +0.0m/s 6.61m 6.61, 6.39, 5.65 19 KIM SANGSU 511 06-05-84 KOREA -1.6m/s 5.62m F, 5.62, F 20 MOHAMMED ISMAIL 133 16-04-92 BANGLADESH +1.7m/s 5.01m F, F, 5.01 LAU KIN HEI 247 01-01-97 HONG KONG NM F, F, F Event # 24 WOMENS 800m Run # MEET RECORD:ZHANG JIAN CHINA 2:01.16 21/07/1998 RESULTS OF PRELIMS Heat 1 1 ARCHANA ADHAV 255 14-07-95 INDIA 2:09.42 2 TATYANA NEROZNAK 468 28-02-89 KAZAKHSTAN 2:09.91 3 SHIN SOMANG 498 04-04-93 KOREA 2:09.94 4 SONG TINGTING 165 16-01-90 CHINA 2:13.16 5 GULSHANOI SATAROVA 539 09-01-92 KYRGHIZSTAN 2:15.06 6 KUK HYANG 232 16-07-99 DPR KOREA 2:15.78 RESULTS OF PRELIMS Heat 2 1 TINTU LUKA 277 26-04-89 INDIA 2:06.66 2 NIMALI WALIWARSHA KONDA LIY 682 19-09-89 SRI LANKA 2:06.93 3 FUMIKA OMORI 416 12-04-92 JAPAN 2:07.13 4 ARINA KLESHCHUKOVA 537 18-02-98 KYRGHIZSTAN 2:14.97 5 HYO SIM 233 28-02-96 DPR KOREA 2:20.60 6 SUMI AKTER 123 08-10-97 BANGLADESH 2:26.48 RESULTS OF PRELIMS Heat 3 1 GAYANTHIKA THUSHARI 681 23-12-86 SRI LANKA 2:06.95 2 LILI DAS 261 18-03-98 INDIA 2:07.24 3 AIRI IKEZAKI 397 22-06-98 JAPAN 2:08.32 4 SARASWATI . 599 03-08-94 NEPAL 2:13.99 5 MARQUITA DOS 234 TIMOR-LESTLE 2:30.69 GOMA PRADHAN 139 BHUTAN DQ Event # 54 WOMENS Hep High Jump HEIGHTS: 1.50, 1.53, 1.56, 1.59, 1.62, 1.65, 1.68, 1.71, 1.74, 1.77, 1.80, 1.83, 1.86, 1.89 1 SWAPNA BARMAN 256 29-10-96 INDIA 1.86m PPP PPP PPP PPP PPP O O O O O XO XO XXO XXX 2 ALEKSANDRA YURKEVSKAYA 753 12-01-98 UZBEKISTAN 1.77m PPP PPP PPP PPP O O O O O XO XXX 3 MEG HEMPHILL 393 JAPAN 1.71m PPP PPP PPP O O O O O XXX 4 LIKSY JOSEPH 269 17-02-90 INDIA 1.71m O O O O O XO XXO XXO XXX 5 PURNIMA HEMBRAM 266 10-07-93 INDIA 1.71m O O O O O XXO O O XXX 6 ERI UTSUNOMIYA 423 04-11-93 JAPAN 1.65m PPP O O XO O O XXX 7 LIOU YA-JYUN 210 20-09-93 CHINESE TAIPEI 1.62m PPP PPP XO O XO XXX 8 NADEZHDA KIRNOS 464 24-04-94 KAZAKHSTAN 1.62m O O O O XXO XXX Event # 4 MENS 800m Run #MEET RECORD:M.SULTAN QATAR 1:44.27 04/09/2005 RESULTS OF PRELIMS Heat 1 1 JINSON JOHNSON 312 15-03-91 INDIA 1:50.48 2 MOHAMED NASIR 637 01-01-96 QATAR 1:50.65 3 R ALZOFAIRI 530 05-08-89 KUWAIT 1:50.76 4 AMIR MORADI 358 04-10-90 IRAN 1:51.23 5 MUSULMAN DZHOLOMANOV 540 21-06-97 KYRGHIZSTAN 1:52.93 6 SAUD AL ZAABI 746 08-07-88 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 1:52.97 7 MUSTAFA ATTWAN 374 07-02-95 IRAQ 1:54.33 8 KHONDOKAR KIBRIA 135 25-06-92 BANGLADESH 1:54.66 9 AHMED AL-YAARI 768 16-01-00 YEMEN 1:55.86 10 AHMED HASSAN 586 15-11-86 MALDIVES 1:58.01 11 SADAT KHOSHAL 105 AFGHANISTAN 2:05.41 RESULTS OF PRELIMS Heat 2 1 SHO KAWAMOTO 432 03-01-93 JAPAN 1:50.11 2 JAMAL HAIRANE 631 26-05-93 QATAR 1:50.32 3 MA JUNYI 185 01-06-96 CHINA 1:50.54 4 MAYOUF MAYOUF 747 27-02-89 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 1:51.78 5 ODILSHOKH ISMATOV 703 18-04-92 TAJIKISTAN 1:51.89 6 SOM BAHADUR 601 28-05-92 NEPAL 1:52.56 7 HUNG YU-CHAO 229 02-12-87 CHINESE TAIPEI 1:53.31 8 M HAFIS 349 01-02-95 INDONESIA 1:53.56 9 MOHAMAD HANNOUF 550 LEBANON 1:53.61 10 KHAIRANDESH WAIS 107 AFGHANISTAN 1:58.75 RESULTS OF PRELIMS Heat 3 1 VISHWAMBHAR KOLEKAR 313 28-07-91 INDIA 1:51.62 2 INDUNIL MADUSHAN HERATH 689 27-03-93 SRI LANKA 1:51.70 3 IHAB JABBAR 380 30-03-93 IRAQ 1:51.75 4 MOSLEM NIADOOST 360 25-07-90 IRAN 1:52.33 5 TAICHI ICHINO 429 30-10-92 JAPAN 1:52.36 6 JIRAYU PLEENARAM 734 02-09-96 THAILAND 1:54.09 7 ALEXEY GUSSAROV 481 18-02-95 KAZAKHSTAN 1:56.26 8 KAMRUL HASAN 128 06-05-97 BANGLADESH 1:56.42 9 KHALED EL DENAWI 548 LEBANON 1:57.86 10 ANTONIO LOPES 236 TIMOR-LESTLE 2:09.87 Event # 17 MENS Hammer Throw #MEET RECORD:K.MUROFOSHI JAPAN 80.45 10/08/2002 1 DILSHOD NAZAROV 704 05-06-82 TAJIKISTAN 76.69m 71.12, 72.65, 75.09, F, 75.06, 76.69 2 WANG SHIZHU 192 20-02-89 CHINA 73.81m 67.21, 73.81, F, 71.98, F, F 3 LEE YWUNCHUL 515 28-03-82 KOREA 73.77m 71.54, 72.23, F, 70.32, 73.70, 73.77 4 YUDAI KIMURA 434 19-10-96 JAPAN 69.85m 65.37, 64.60, 66.36, 67.23, 69.85, 61.76 5 REZA MOGHADAM 357 17-11-88 IRAN 68.86m F, 64.92, 68.86, 66.59, 67.44, 67.72 6 RYOTA KASHIMURA 431 13-08-91 JAPAN 68.02m 67.84, 68.02, 67.73, F, 67.94, F 7 AHMED AMGAD 634 10-01-96 QATAR 67.81m F, 66.27, 66.71, 67.19, 67.81, 67.54 8 JACKIE WONG 578 04-07-92 MALAYSIA 64.84m 61.05, 64.17, F, F, F, 64.84 9 NIRAJ KUMAR 317 01-01-02 INDIA 63.26m F, 63.07, 63.26 10 ARDIANSYAH APANDY 348 21-07-90 INDONESIA 47.15m 45.23, 47.15, F 11 HEDAYET MD HOSSAIN 130 10-07-88 BANGLADESH 41.21m F, 33.76, 41.21 Event # 28 WOMENS 100m Hurdles # MEET RECORD:FENG YUN CHINA 12.97 20/06/1998 RESULTS OF FINALS Heat 1 1 VALENTINA KIBALNIKOVA 751 16-11-90 UZBEKISTAN -0.1m/s 13.51 2 JUNG HYELIM 495 07-01-87 KOREA -0.1m/s 13.16 3 ANASTASSIYA VINOGRADOVA 477 13-09-86 KAZAKHSTAN -0.1m/s 13.59 13.587 4 AIGERIM SHYNAZBEKOVA 473 07-01-92 KAZAKHSTAN -0.1m/s 13.93 5 HITOMI SHIMURA 420 11-08-90 JAPAN -0.1m/s 13.59 13.582 6 AYAKO KIMURA 401 06-11-88 JAPAN -0.1m/s 13.30 7 LUI LAI YIU 237 30-11-94 HONG KONG -0.1m/s 13.89 8 WANG DOU 147 18-05-93 CHINA -0.1m/s 13.36 RESULTS OF PRELIMS Heat 1 1 JUNG HYELIM 495 07-01-87 KOREA +0.1m/s 13.16 2 HITOMI SHIMURA 420 11-08-90 JAPAN +0.1m/s 13.38 3 ANASTASSIYA VINOGRADOVA 477 13-09-86 KAZAKHSTAN +0.1m/s 13.62 4 AIGERIM SHYNAZBEKOVA 473 07-01-92 KAZAKHSTAN +0.1m/s 13.88 5 NAYANA JAMES 268 18-10-95 INDIA +0.1m/s 14.45 RESULTS OF PRELIMS Heat 2 1 AYAKO KIMURA 401 06-11-88 JAPAN +0.8m/s 13.55 2 VALENTINA KIBALNIKOVA 751 16-11-90 UZBEKISTAN +0.8m/s 13.56 13.551 3 WANG DOU 147 18-05-93 CHINA +0.8m/s 13.56 13.556 4 LUI LAI YIU 237 30-11-94 HONG KONG +0.8m/s 13.79 5 HSIEH HSI-EN 207 29-09-94 CHINESE TAIPEI +0.8m/s 13.89 Event # 8 MENS 110m Hurdles # MEET RECORD:LIU XIANG CHINA 13.22 10/07/2011 RESULTS OF FINALS Heat 1 1 A ALMANDEEL 522 22-05-89 KUWAIT -0.6m/s 13.50 2 YAQOUB M ALYOUHA 528 31-01-91 KUWAIT -0.6m/s 13.59 3 AHMED KHADER 653 15-02-88 SAUDI ARABIA -0.6m/s 13.61 4 SHUNYA TAKAYAMA 446 09-03-94 JAPAN -0.6m/s 13.65 5 SIDDHANT THINGALAYA 343 03-01-91 INDIA -0.6m/s 13.72 6 CHEN KUEI-RU 220 22-09-93 CHINESE TAIPEI -0.6m/s 13.82 7 YANG WEI-TING 226 22-09-94 CHINESE TAIPEI -0.6m/s 13.83 8 WATARU YAZAWA 450 07-02-91 JAPAN -0.6m/s 14.07 RESULTS OF PRELIMS Heat 1 1 A ALMANDEEL 522 22-05-89 KUWAIT -0.4m/s 13.65 2 CHEN KUEI-RU 220 22-09-93 CHINESE TAIPEI -0.4m/s 13.76 3 JIANG FAN 178 16-09-89 CHINA -0.4m/s 13.97 4 RAYZAM SHAH 575 01-11-88 MALAYSIA -0.4m/s 14.03 5 RIO MAHOLTRA 350 28-12-93 INDONESIA -0.4m/s 14.08 6 MAHDI ABDULLAH B 642 29-02-96 SAUDI ARABIA -0.4m/s 14.22 7 VYACHESLAV ZEMS 492 05-02-98 KAZAKHSTAN -0.4m/s 14.42 8 CHAN CHUNG WANG 242 06-10-91 HONG KONG -0.4m/s 14.45 9 HTET ZWE 597 16-08-94 MYANMAR -0.4m/s 15.72 RESULTS OF PRELIMS Heat 2 1 YAQOUB M ALYOUHA 528 31-01-91 KUWAIT -0.4m/s 13.60 2 SHUNYA TAKAYAMA 446 09-03-94 JAPAN -0.4m/s 13.70 3 SIDDHANT THINGALAYA 343 03-01-91 INDIA -0.4m/s 13.72 4 KIM BYUNGJUN 500 15-08-91 KOREA -0.4m/s 14.07 5 MOHAMMED SAD 386 17-01-97 IRAQ -0.4m/s 14.18 6 AHMAD HAZER 551 LEBANON -0.4m/s 14.65 7 LAI HO TAT COSTA 555 23-04-93 MACAU -0.4m/s 14.90 PATRICK MA UNSO 630 29-09-92 PHILIPPINES DNS RESULTS OF PRELIMS Heat 3 1 AHMED KHADER 653 15-02-88 SAUDI ARABIA +0.1m/s 13.69 2 WATARU YAZAWA 450 07-02-91 JAPAN +0.1m/s 13.83 3 YANG WEI-TING 226 22-09-94 CHINESE TAIPEI +0.1m/s 13.86 4 MILAD SAYAR 363 28-07-89 IRAN +0.1m/s 14.02 5 CHEUNG WANG FUNG 250 17-01-97 HONG KONG +0.1m/s 14.13 6 PREM KUMAR 318 23-08-90 INDIA +0.1m/s 14.39 7 MD KHAN 134 26-03-92 BANGLADESH +0.1m/s 15.41 MOATH YOUSEF MAREI 457 JORDAN DNS Event # 11 MENS High Jump HEIGHTS: 2.00, 2.05, 2.10, 2.15, 2.20, 2.24, 2.28, 2.30, 2.32, 2.34, 2.36, 2.40 #MEET RECORD:M.ESSA BARSHIM QATAR 2.35 09/07/2011 RESULTS OF FINALS 0 MAJED ALDIN GAZAL 698 21-04-87 SYRIA 2.24m PPP PPP O O O O XXX 0 MANJULA KUMARA 686 30-01-84 SRI LANKA 2.20m PPP PPP O O XO XXX 0 MAHAMAAT ALLAMINE S 633 15-04-97 QATAR 2.20m PPP O O O O XXX 0 LEE HUP 573 05-05-87 MALAYSIA 2.20m PPP PPP O O XO XXX 0 WOO SANGHYEOK 510 23-04-96 KOREA 2.30m PPP PPP O O O XO XXO XXO XXX 0 ROMAN LOSHKAREV 487 28-10-96 KAZAKHSTAN 2.05m PPP XXO XXX 0 HIROMI TAKAHARI 445 13-11-87 JAPAN 2.10m PPP PPP O XXX 0 DAISUKE NAKAJIMA 440 JAPAN 2.10m PPP O XXO XXX 0 KEYVAN GHANBARZADEH 352 26-05-90 IRAN 2.20m PPP PPP O O XO XXX 0 AJAY KUMAR 314 07-03-96 INDIA 2.15m PPP O O XO XXX 0 CHETHAN B.
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