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20Th Asian Athletics Championships 20th Asian Athletics Championships-2013 * 03rd to 07th July 2013 * Pune, Maharastra, INDIA * *~*~* Final Results *~*~* Event # 1 MENS 100m Time:-19:15 Hrs 04/07/2013 # W.R.:-:USAIN BOLT JAM,BERLIN,GER 9.58 16-8-2009 % A.R.:-:Samuel Francis QAT;Amman 9.99 26.07.2007 &M.R.:-:S.Francis QAT; Amman 9.99 26.07.2007 Final 1 SU BINGTIAN 29/08/89 CHN -0.3m/s 10.17 2 SAMUEL ADELEBARI FRANCIS 27/03/87 QAT -0.3m/s 10.27 3 BARAKAT AL HARTHI 15/06/88 OMA -0.3m/s 10.30 4 REZA GHASEMI 24/07/87 IRI -0.3m/s 10.37 5 FAHAD MOHAMMED ALSUBAIE 04/02/94 KSA -0.3m/s 10.48 6 NG KA FUNG 27/10/92 HKG -0.3m/s 10.52 7 NAOKI TSUKAHARA 10/05/85 JPN -0.3m/s 10.54 8 HASSAN TAFTIAN 04/05/93 IRI -0.3m/s 10.54 Semi Final-1 1 SU BINGTIAN 29/08/89 CHN -1.1M/S 10.37 2 REZA GHASEMI 24/07/87 IRI -1.1M/S 10.38 3 FAHAD MOHAMMED ALSUBAIE 04/02/94 KSA -1.1M/S 10.48 4 TSUI CHI HO 17/02/90 HKG -1.1M/S 10.52 5 ANIRUDDH KALIDAS GUJJAR 14/11/90 IND -1.1M/S 10.59 6 MOHAMED SALMAN 04/04/92 BRN -1.1M/S 10.86 EID ABDULLA E A AL KUWARI 04/02/93 QAT DQ SOTA KAWATSURA 19/06/89 JPN DQ Semi Final-2 1 BARAKAT AL HARTHI 15/06/88 OMA -0.5M/S 10.27 2 SAMUEL ADELEBARI FRANCIS 27/03/87 QAT -0.5M/S 10.30 3 HASSAN TAFTIAN 04/05/93 IRI -0.5M/S 10.32 4 NAOKI TSUKAHARA 10/05/85 JPN -0.5M/S 10.44 5 NG KA FUNG 27/10/92 HKG -0.5M/S 10.47 6 ALI AL DOSERI 02/03/83 BRN -0.5M/S 10.59 7 LIAQAT ALI 06/08/83 PAK -0.5M/S 10.64 8 SAPWATUR RAHMAN 13/05/94 INA -0.5M/S 10.78 Heat-1 1 REZA GHASEMI 24/07/87 IRI -0.2m/s 10.41 2 NG KA FUNG 27/10/92 HKG -0.2m/s 10.51 3 ALI AL DOSERI 02/03/83 BRN -0.2m/s 10.72 4 KRITSADA NAMSUWAN 09/12/94 THA -0.2m/s 10.90 5 AZNEEM AHMED 01/01/89 MDV -0.2m/s 11.05 YASIR BAALGHAYTH ALNASHRI 10/02/87 KSA DQ MOHAMMAD ABU RAYHAN MUSAFA 26/11/94 BAN DNF AKMYRAT ORAZGELDIYEV 12/04/89 TKM DNS Heat-2 1 SAMUEL ADELEBARI FRANCIS 27/03/87 QAT +0.1m/s 10.17 2 SOTA KAWATSURA 19/06/89 JPN +0.1m/s 10.40 3 LIAQAT ALI 06/08/83 PAK +0.1m/s 10.53 4 SAPWATUR RAHMAN 13/05/94 INA +0.1m/s 10.68 5 MESBAH AHMMED 07/02/85 BAN +0.1m/s 10.99 6 PAO HIN FONG 27/10/85 MAC +0.1m/s 11.03 7 MYAGMAR DAVAAKHUU 01/11/93 MGL +0.1m/s 11.71 KIM KUK-YOUNG 19/04/91 KOR DQ Heat-3 1 NAOKI TSUKAHARA 10/05/85 JPN -0.3m/s 10.47 2 FAHAD MOHAMMED ALSUBAIE 04/02/94 KSA -0.3m/s 10.48 3 HASSAN TAFTIAN 04/05/93 IRI -0.3m/s 10.49 4 TSUI CHI HO 17/02/90 HKG -0.3m/s 10.58 5 YANG ZI XIAN 27/10/85 MAC -0.3m/s 10.91 6 TILAK RAM THARU 10/04/93 NEP -0.3m/s 11.10 7 MASSOUD AZIZI 02/02/85 AFG -0.3m/s 11.58 Heat-4 1 SU BINGTIAN 29/08/89 CHN +0.1M/S 10.31 2 BARAKAT AL HARTHI 15/06/88 OMA +0.1M/S 10.36 3 ANIRUDDH KALIDAS GUJJAR 14/11/90 IND +0.1M/S 10.62 4 EID ABDULLA E A AL KUWARI 04/02/93 QAT +0.1M/S 10.68 5 MOHAMED SALMAN 04/04/92 BRN +0.1M/S 10.81 6 WANHEAB PIN 11/08/85 CAM +0.1M/S 10.93 WACHARA SONDEE 09/04/83 THA DQ 1 20th Asian Athletics Championships-2013 * 03rd to 07th July 2013 * Pune, Maharastra, INDIA * *~*~* Final Results *~*~* Event # 2 MENS 200m Time:-16:40 Hrs 07/07/2013 # W.R.:-:USAIN BOLT JAM,BERLIN,GER 19.19 20-8-2009 %A.R.:-:S.Suetsugu JAP; Yokohama 20.03 07.06.2003 & M.R.:-:Femi Seun Oguno QAT;Kobe 20.41 10.07.2011 Final 1 XIE ZHENYE 17/08/93 CHN +0.7M/S 20.87 2 FAHAD MOHAMMED ALSUBAIE 04/02/94 KSA +0.7M/S 20.912 3 KEI TAKASE 25/11/88 JPN +0.7M/S 20.918 4 REZA GHASEMI 24/07/87 IRI +0.7M/S 20.98 5 YUICHI KOBAYASHI 25/08/89 JPN +0.7M/S 21.02 6 LO YEN-YAO 23/08/88 TPE +0.7M/S 21.39 7 LIAQAT ALI 06/08/83 PAK +0.7M/S 21.41 8 SAMUEL ADELEBARI FRANCIS 27/03/87 QAT DNS Semi Final-1 1 FAHAD MOHAMMED ALSUBAIE 04/02/94 KSA -0.3M/S 20.78 2 XIE ZHENYE 17/08/93 CHN -0.3M/S 20.88 3 YUICHI KOBAYASHI 25/08/89 JPN -0.3M/S 21.04 4 HASSAN SAAID 04/03/92 MDV -0.3M/S 21.37 5 AMIYA KUMAR MALLICK 14/11/92 IND -0.3M/S 21.67 6 LEUNG KI HO 04/03/88 HKG -0.3M/S 21.84 7 WANHEAB PIN 11/08/85 CAM -0.3M/S 22.03 8 ALI HASSAN A W AL JASSIM 19/05/93 QAT -0.3M/S 22.04 Semi Final-2 1 KEI TAKASE 25/11/88 JPN -0.1M/S 20.89 2 REZA GHASEMI 24/07/87 IRI -0.1M/S 20.93 3 SAMUEL ADELEBARI FRANCIS 27/03/87 QAT -0.1M/S 21.02 4 LIAQAT ALI 06/08/83 PAK -0.1M/S 21.24 5 LO YEN-YAO 23/08/88 TPE -0.1M/S 21.25 6 PRATIEK NINAWE 06/10/93 IND -0.1M/S 21.72 7 ALEXANDR PRONZHENKO TJK -0.1M/S 21.89 8 CHAN YAN LAM 12/01/94 HKG -0.1M/S 23.58 Heat-1 1 YUICHI KOBAYASHI 25/08/89 JPN -0.4M/S 21.37 2 AMIYA KUMAR MALLICK 14/11/92 IND -0.4M/S 21.77 3 ALI HASSAN A W AL JASSIM 19/05/93 QAT -0.4M/S 22.06 4 MOHAMMAD ABU RAYHAN MUSAFA 26/11/94 BAN -0.4M/S 22.86 5 CHAN KIN FONG 27/10/85 MAC -0.4M/S 23.38 6 SUNDUI MUNKHSAIKHAN 01/11/93 MGL -0.4M/S 23.61 7 CHO KYU-WON 01/09/91 KOR -0.4M/S 31.98 MOHAMED SALMAN 04/04/92 BRN DQ Heat-2 1 KEI TAKASE 25/11/88 JPN -0.6M/S 21.26 2 LO YEN-YAO 23/08/88 TPE -0.6M/S 21.58 3 LEUNG KI HO 04/03/88 HKG -0.6M/S 22.12 4 WANHEAB PIN 11/08/85 CAM -0.6M/S 22.22 5 RITESH ANAND 04/04/86 IND -0.6M/S 22.24 6 AZNEEM AHMED 01/01/89 MDV -0.6M/S 22.30 7 TILAK RAM THARU 10/04/93 NEP -0.6M/S 22.50 8 MYAGMAR DAVAAKHUU 01/11/93 MGL -0.6M/S 23.73 Heat-3 1 FAHAD MOHAMMED ALSUBAIE 04/02/94 KSA +1.1M/S 20.89 2 XIE ZHENYE 17/08/93 CHN +1.1M/S 21.05 3 CHAN YAN LAM 12/01/94 HKG +1.1M/S 21.64 4 KHALIFA IBRAHIM UAE +1.1M/S 22.61 5 LAM KIN HANG 27/10/85 MAC +1.1M/S 22.77 6 SALIM SALEH AL-HEKR 08/08/91 YEM +1.1M/S 23.23 ALI AL DOSERI 02/03/83 BRN DQ HASSAN TAFTIAN 04/05/93 IRI DNS Heat-4 1 SAMUEL ADELEBARI FRANCIS 27/03/87 QAT -0.4M/S 21.13 2 REZA GHASEMI 24/07/87 IRI -0.4M/S 21.15 3 HASSAN SAAID 04/03/92 MDV -0.4M/S 21.49 4 PRATIEK NINAWE 06/10/93 IND -0.4M/S 21.59 5 LIAQAT ALI 06/08/83 PAK -0.4M/S 21.60 6 ALEXANDR PRONZHENKO TJK -0.4M/S 21.95 7 MESBAH AHMMED 07/02/85 BAN -0.4M/S 22.35 2 20th Asian Athletics Championships-2013 * 03rd to 07th July 2013 * Pune, Maharastra, INDIA * *~*~* Final Results *~*~* Event # 3 MENS 400m Time:-19:05 Hrs 04/07/2013 #W.R.:-:M.JOHNSON USA;SEVILLA,ESP 43.18 26-8-1999 %A.R.:-:M.Amer Al-Malky OMA;Budapest 44.56 12.08.1988 &M.R.:-:R.Thilakaratne SRI;Fukuoka 44.61 20.07.1998 Final 1 YOUSEF AHMED MASRAHI 31/12/87 KSA 45.08 2 ALI KHAMIS 30/06/85 BRN 45.65 3 YUZO KANEMARU 18/09/87 JPN 45.95 4 MUSAAB ABDELRAHMAN BALLA 19/03/89 QAT 46.45 5 KUNHI MOHAMMED P 05/03/87 IND 46.61 6 AROKIA RAJIV 22/05/91 IND 46.63 7 SAUD ABDUL KARIM 18/11/87 UAE 47.15 SAJJAD HASHEMI AHANGARI 22/08/91 IRI DNS Semi Final-1 1 ALI KHAMIS 30/06/85 BRN 46.35 2 MUSAAB ABDELRAHMAN BALLA 19/03/89 QAT 46.44 3 SAUD ABDUL KARIM 18/11/87 UAE 47.05 4 SAJJAD HASHEMI AHANGARI 22/08/91 IRI 47.06 5 EHSAN TAHMASEBI 11/03/89 IRI 47.14 6 CHANAKA DILHAN ALOKA W D 30/03/89 SRI 47.39 7 KAZUYA WATANABE 20/07/88 JPN 47.80 8 BAGSIT ARCHAND CHRISTIAN 01/07/92 PHI 47.93 Semi Final-2 1 YOUSEF AHMED MASRAHI 31/12/87 KSA 46.42 2 YUZO KANEMARU 18/09/87 JPN 46.49 3 AROKIA RAJIV 22/05/91 IND 46.83 4 KUNHI MOHAMMED P 05/03/87 IND 47.03 5 ANJANA MADUSHAN GUNARATHNA Y M 04/04/90 SRI 47.70 6 ALEJAN EDGARDO JR.
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