<p>Semenya, who was cleared to compete as a woman on Tuesday, has not run competitively since undergoing tests at the Berlin world championships in August. On Wednesday, the 19-year-old South African ran 600 metres in fitness tests to determine if she was ready to compete after the long absence.<br /><br />"Instead of 90 seconds, she did 95 and 98 (seconds), but these tests were not to qualify to compete in Canada. She will be ready for Kenya," her coach, Michael Seme, said.<br /><br />The African Athletics Championships in Nairobi start on July 28.Seme said Semenya would not be ready in time for Canada. "We heard just yesterday that she can run now. That competition is on the 19th, and the 19th is like tomorrow. How can you expect her to run if she did not plan to run?" he said.</p>
<p>Semenya, who was cleared to compete as a woman on Tuesday, has not run competitively since undergoing tests at the Berlin world championships in August. On Wednesday, the 19-year-old South African ran 600 metres in fitness tests to determine if she was ready to compete after the long absence.<br /><br />"Instead of 90 seconds, she did 95 and 98 (seconds), but these tests were not to qualify to compete in Canada. She will be ready for Kenya," her coach, Michael Seme, said.<br /><br />The African Athletics Championships in Nairobi start on July 28.Seme said Semenya would not be ready in time for Canada. "We heard just yesterday that she can run now. That competition is on the 19th, and the 19th is like tomorrow. How can you expect her to run if she did not plan to run?" he said.</p>