<p>Mayookha had threatened the national record with efforts of 13.71 in the first two meets but fell short of a medal. On Sunday, the 23-year-old went a step further, producing a superb effort of 14.02 metres to erase M A Prajusha’s record of 13.72. But she narrowly missed out on the qualifying mark (14.10M) for the Olympics as well as the World Championships. China’s Limei Xie took the gold with 14.16 while compatriot Li Yanmei claimed silver with 14.05.<br /><br />Mayookha smashed the national mark with her first-round jump itself, kicking the sand at 13.97 metres. She then fouled her next four attempts before coming up with the performance of the day for India.<br /><br />Ghamanda Ram repeated his silver-winning show in the men’s 800 while compatriot Sajeesh Joseph picked up the bronze. Ghamanda timed 1:49.45, just ahead of Sajeesh who clocked 1:49.74. Seema Antil took bronze in women’s discus with a 51.45M effort.<br /><br />Results: Men: 100M: Tsui Chi Ho (Hong Kong) 10.45 seconds, 1; Liang Jiahong (China) 10.46, 2; Sondee Wachara (Thailand) 10.51, 3. Shameer Mon (India) 10.83, 6. 400M: Sajad Hasheimiahan (Iran) 46.55 seconds, 1; Prasanna Amarasekara (China) 46.65, 2; Jian Tan (China) 47.16, 3. P Kunhu Muhammed (India) 48.25, 6. 800M: Sajad Moradi (Iran) 1:49.27, 1; Ghamanda Ram (India) 1:49.45, 2; Sajeesh Joseph (India) 1:49.74, 3. 110M hurdles: Fan Jiang (China) 13.52 metres, 1; Jamras Rittidet (Thailand) 14.09, 2; Rohollah Asgarigandm (Iran) 14.11, 3. High jump: Zhang Guowei (China) 2.24, 1; Wang Chen (China) 2.20, 2; Jin Qichao (China) 2.20, 3. Hari Shankar Roy (India) 2.05, 8. Long jump: Yun Zhiming (China) 7.86 metres, 1; Supaanara S (Thailand) 7.62, 2; Konstantin Safronov (Kazakhstan) 7.58, 3. Maha Singh (India) 7.35, 7. Triple jump: Cao Shuo (China) 16.86 metres, 1; Kim Deokhyeon (Korea) 16.77, 2; Li Yanxi (China) 16.64, 3. Arpinder Singh (India) 16.10, 7. Discus throw: Mahmoud Samimi (Iran) 63.21 metres, 1; Wu Jian (China) 62.40, 2; Mohammed Samimi (Iran) 62.38, 3. Vikas Punia (India) 50.92, 6. <br />Women: 100M: Guzel Khubbieva (Uzbekistan) 11.48 seconds, 1; Wei Yongli (China) 11.62, 2; Wisil Toea (Papua New Guinea) 11.67, 3. 400M: Marina Maslyonko (Kazakhstan) 52.72 seconds, 1; Chen Jingwen (China) 53.24, 2; Chen Yanmei (China) 53.64, 3. Debashree Majumdar (India) 57.38, 5. 800M: Margarita Matsko (Kazakhstan) 2:02.79, 1; Anna Sidorova (Uzbekistan) 2:03.93, 2; Li Yong (China) 2:07.63, 3. 100M hurdles: Natalya Ivoninskaya (Kazakhstan) 13.45 seconds, 1; Sun Yawei (China) 13.49, 2; Anastasiya Suprunova (Kazakhstan) 13.66, 3. High jump: Svetlana Radzivil (Uzbekistan) 1.88 metres, 1; Wang Yang (China) 1.84, 2; Noeng Chaipech (Thailand) 1.84, 3. Triple jump: Limei Xie (China) 14.16 metres, 1; Li Yanmei (China) 14.05, 2; Mayookha Johny (India) 14.02, 3. Javelin throw: Wang Ping (China) 56.48 metres, 1; Juan Xue (China) 54.76, 2; Seo Hae An (Korea) 54.15, 3. Suman Devi (India) 48.67, 5. Discus throw: Yang Fei (China) 59.45 metres, 1; Lin Xiaojing (China) 56.16, 2; Seema Antil (India) 51.45, 3.</p>
<p>Mayookha had threatened the national record with efforts of 13.71 in the first two meets but fell short of a medal. On Sunday, the 23-year-old went a step further, producing a superb effort of 14.02 metres to erase M A Prajusha’s record of 13.72. But she narrowly missed out on the qualifying mark (14.10M) for the Olympics as well as the World Championships. China’s Limei Xie took the gold with 14.16 while compatriot Li Yanmei claimed silver with 14.05.<br /><br />Mayookha smashed the national mark with her first-round jump itself, kicking the sand at 13.97 metres. She then fouled her next four attempts before coming up with the performance of the day for India.<br /><br />Ghamanda Ram repeated his silver-winning show in the men’s 800 while compatriot Sajeesh Joseph picked up the bronze. Ghamanda timed 1:49.45, just ahead of Sajeesh who clocked 1:49.74. Seema Antil took bronze in women’s discus with a 51.45M effort.<br /><br />Results: Men: 100M: Tsui Chi Ho (Hong Kong) 10.45 seconds, 1; Liang Jiahong (China) 10.46, 2; Sondee Wachara (Thailand) 10.51, 3. Shameer Mon (India) 10.83, 6. 400M: Sajad Hasheimiahan (Iran) 46.55 seconds, 1; Prasanna Amarasekara (China) 46.65, 2; Jian Tan (China) 47.16, 3. P Kunhu Muhammed (India) 48.25, 6. 800M: Sajad Moradi (Iran) 1:49.27, 1; Ghamanda Ram (India) 1:49.45, 2; Sajeesh Joseph (India) 1:49.74, 3. 110M hurdles: Fan Jiang (China) 13.52 metres, 1; Jamras Rittidet (Thailand) 14.09, 2; Rohollah Asgarigandm (Iran) 14.11, 3. High jump: Zhang Guowei (China) 2.24, 1; Wang Chen (China) 2.20, 2; Jin Qichao (China) 2.20, 3. Hari Shankar Roy (India) 2.05, 8. Long jump: Yun Zhiming (China) 7.86 metres, 1; Supaanara S (Thailand) 7.62, 2; Konstantin Safronov (Kazakhstan) 7.58, 3. Maha Singh (India) 7.35, 7. Triple jump: Cao Shuo (China) 16.86 metres, 1; Kim Deokhyeon (Korea) 16.77, 2; Li Yanxi (China) 16.64, 3. Arpinder Singh (India) 16.10, 7. Discus throw: Mahmoud Samimi (Iran) 63.21 metres, 1; Wu Jian (China) 62.40, 2; Mohammed Samimi (Iran) 62.38, 3. Vikas Punia (India) 50.92, 6. <br />Women: 100M: Guzel Khubbieva (Uzbekistan) 11.48 seconds, 1; Wei Yongli (China) 11.62, 2; Wisil Toea (Papua New Guinea) 11.67, 3. 400M: Marina Maslyonko (Kazakhstan) 52.72 seconds, 1; Chen Jingwen (China) 53.24, 2; Chen Yanmei (China) 53.64, 3. Debashree Majumdar (India) 57.38, 5. 800M: Margarita Matsko (Kazakhstan) 2:02.79, 1; Anna Sidorova (Uzbekistan) 2:03.93, 2; Li Yong (China) 2:07.63, 3. 100M hurdles: Natalya Ivoninskaya (Kazakhstan) 13.45 seconds, 1; Sun Yawei (China) 13.49, 2; Anastasiya Suprunova (Kazakhstan) 13.66, 3. High jump: Svetlana Radzivil (Uzbekistan) 1.88 metres, 1; Wang Yang (China) 1.84, 2; Noeng Chaipech (Thailand) 1.84, 3. Triple jump: Limei Xie (China) 14.16 metres, 1; Li Yanmei (China) 14.05, 2; Mayookha Johny (India) 14.02, 3. Javelin throw: Wang Ping (China) 56.48 metres, 1; Juan Xue (China) 54.76, 2; Seo Hae An (Korea) 54.15, 3. Suman Devi (India) 48.67, 5. Discus throw: Yang Fei (China) 59.45 metres, 1; Lin Xiaojing (China) 56.16, 2; Seema Antil (India) 51.45, 3.</p>
