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ATF MANILA 20230903.Pdf The results of the 15th Asian Track and Field Championship 2003 20-203 Sept 2003-Manila Men 100m: 1. Chen Haijian (Chn) 10.25s 2. Gennadiy Chernovol (Kaz) 10.27 3. Salem Al-Yami (KSA) 10.28 200m: 1. Fawzi Al-Shammari (Kuw) 20.70s 2. Hamed Al-Bishi (KSA) 20.73 3. Yang Yazou (Chn) 20.82 800m: 1. Abam Abdu Adam Ali (Qat) 1:46.20 (NMR old 1:47.37)2. Salam Amer Albadri (Qat) 1:46.95 3. Rashid Mohammed (Brn) 1:47.09 5000m: 1. Abdulrahman Amri Abdelaziz (Qat) 13:58.89 2. Saif Saeed Shaheen (Qat) 13:58.92 3. Nobuyo Matsunaga (Jpn) 14:12.73 400m hurdles: 1. Sultan Faraj Mubarak Al-Nubi (Qat) 49.19s 2. Yvgeniy Melsehnko (Kaz) 49.55 3. Chen Tien-Wen (Tpe) 50.72 High jump: 1. Wang Zhouzhou (Chn) 2.23m 2. Bae Kyang-Ho (Kor) 2.19 3. Loo Kum Zee (Mas) and Naoyuki Daigo (Jpn) 2.19 Long jump: 1. Hussein Taher Al-Sabee (KSA) 8.23m 2. Zhou Can (Chn) 8.11 3. Shinichi Terano (Jpn) 8.04. Shot put: 1. Saad Bilal Mubarak (Qat) 19.41m 2. Shakti Singh (Ind) 19.04 3. Khaled Habash Al-Suwaidi (Qat) 18.57 Decathlon: 1. Vitaly Smirnov (Uzb) 8021 pts 2. Pavel Dubitskiy (Kaz) 7604 3. Pavel Andreev (Uzb) 7487 4x100m relay: 1.China 39.22s 2. Thailand 39.57 3. Japan 39.59 4x400m relay: 1. Sri Lanka 3:03.05 2. Japan 3:03.59 3. Qatar 3:04.32. 400m: 1. Fawzi Al-Shammari (Kuw) 45.16s 2. Hamdan O. Al-Bishi (KSA) 45.39 3. Yuki Yamaguchi (Jpn) 46.18 1500m: 1. Ramzi Rashid (Brn) 3:41.66 2.Saif Saeed Shaheen (Qat) 3:42.79 3. Fumikazu Kobayashi (Jpn) 3:42.96 10000m: 1. Ahmad Hassan Abdulla (Qat) 28:45.64 2. Abdulhak Zakaria (Brn) 30:04.13 3. Eduardo Buenavista (Phi) 30:06.29 3000m SC: 1. Khamis Seifeldin Abdullah (Qat) 8:51.60 2. Wu Wen-Chien (Tpe) 8:55.38 3. Yasunori Uchitomi (Jpn) 8:56.31 110m hurdles: 1. Shi Dongpeng (Chn) 13.50s 2. Park Tae-Kyong (Kor) 13.71 3. Wu Youjia (Chn) 13.80 Pole vault: 1. Grigoriy Yegorov (Kaz) 5.40m 2. Satoru Yasuda (Jpn) 5.30 3. Kim Se-In (Kor) 5.10 Triple jump: 1. Kazuyoshi Ishikawa (Jpn) 16.72m 2. Gu Junjie (Chn) 16.68 3. Wu Ji (Chn) 16.67 Discus: 1. Wu Tao (Chn) 61.43m 2. Abbas Samimi (Iri) 59.51 3. Anil Kumar (Ind) 59.50. Hammer throw: 1. Ali Mohammed Al-Zankawi (Kuw) 70.62m 2. Hiroaki Doi (Jpn) 70.11 3. Dilshod Nazarov (Tjk) 69.90. Javelin: 1. Li Rongxiang (Chn) 79.25m 2. Yukifumi Murakami (Jpn) 77.04 3. Sergey Voynov (Uzb) 76.09 20km walk: 1. Han Yucheng (Chn) 1:21:11.3 (NMR) 2. Yuki Yamazaki (Jpn) 1:21:53.3 3. Bai Liansheng (Chn) 1:22:13.8. Women 100m: 1. Lyubov Perepelova (Uzb) 11.43s 2. Qin Wangping (Chn) 11.56 3. Guzel Khubbieva (Uzb) 11.57 400m: 1. Yin Yin Khine (Myr) 52.96s 2. Bu Fangfang (Chn) 52.97 3. Svetlana Bodritskaya (Kaz) 53.19 1500m: 1. Tatiana Borisova (Kgz) 4:15.97 2. Madhuri Singh (Ind) 4:17.87 3. Svetlana Lukasheva (Kaz) 4:23.12 5000m: 1. Sun Yingjie (Chn) 15:48.42 2. Yuko Manabe (Jpn) 15:59.81 3. Hiromi Fujii (Jpn) 16:31.18 10000m: 1. Sun Yingjie (Chn) 32:37.04 2. Sujeewa Nilmani Jayasena (Sri) 34:46.993. L. Aruna Devi (Ind) 37:23.28. 100m hurdles: 1. Su Yiping (Chn) 13.09s 2. Feng Yun (Chn) 13.25 3. Trecia Roberts (Tha) 13.29 Pole vault: 1. Wu Sha (Chn) 4.20m 2. Takayo Kondo (Jpn) 4.10 3. Niputu Desi Margawati (Ina) 3.90 High jump: 1. Nhung Bui Thi (Vie) 1.88m 2. Miyuki Aoyama (Jpn) 1.84 3. Noengrothai Chaipetch (Tha) 1.84 Long jump: 1. Anastasiya Juravleva (Uzb) 6.53m 2. Liang Shuyan (Chn) 6.51 3. Lerma Elmira Gabito (Phi) 6.50 Triple jump: 1. Huang Qiyuan (Chn) 14.39m (NMR) 2. Anastasiya Juravleva (Uzb) 14.21 3. Zhang Hao (Chn) 13.63. Shot put: 1. Li Meiju (Chn) 18.45m 2. Li Fengfeng (Chn) 18.07 3. Mori Chinatsu (Jpn) 17.80. Discus: 1. Li Yanfeng (Chn) 61.87m 2. Neelam J. Singh (Ind) 58.64 3. Xu Shaoyang (Chn) 58.13 Hammer throw: 1. Gu Yuan (Chn) 70.78m 2. Liu Yinghui (Chn) 66.66 3. Masumi Aya (Jpn) 64.04. Heptathlon: 1. Irina Naumenko (Kaz) 5845 pts 2. Yuki Nakata (Jpn) 5723 3. Shen Shengfei (Chn) 5633. 200m: 1. Lyubov Perepelova (Uzb) 23.11s 2. Chen Lisha (Chn) 23.39 3. Guzel Khubbieva (Uzb) 23.63 800m: 1. Yin Yin Khine (Mya) 2:01.96 2. Tatyana Roslanova (Kaz) 2:02.41 3. Zamira Amirova (Uzb) 2:02.84. 400m hurdles: 1. Huang Xiaoxiao (Chn) 55.66s (NMR old 55.80) 2. Natlya Torshina (Kaz) 55.88 3. Winatho Wasana (Tha) 56.40 Javelin: 1. Ma Ning (Chn) 57.05m 2. Chang Jung-Yeon (Kor) 53.23 3. Anne Maheshi De Silva (Sri) 50.18. 4x100m relay: 1. Thailand 44.25s 2. Japan 44.56 3. China 44.97 4x400m relay: 1. China 3:31.30 2. Kazakhstan 3:32.82 3. India 3:35.34 20km walk: 1. Hao Mingming (Chn) 1:31:47.0 (NMR old 1:36:57) 2. Zou Ying (Chn) 1:32:07.0 3. Yuan Yu Fang (Mas) 1:32:25.0. 3. Loo Kum Zee (Mas) and Naoyuki Daigo (Jpn) 2.19 .
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