World Athletics Continental Tour — Silver meet: HIGHLIGHTS
Men's Javelin Throw
The crowds have stayed back to watch the men's javelin throw and the event is now underway.
No Kishore Jena in the field tonight.
Women's Long Jump Final
Confirmation of the Women's Long Jump results.
As expected, the Ancy-Shaili battle lived up to its expectation with the former edging out Shalini.
Ancy's best on the night of 6.71m was good enough for her to take top honours.
Bhubaneshwar turns up in good numbers!
As the lights take full effect, the locals have turned up in good numbers...
Men's 100m Final
South Africa's Tshepo Jason Tyantini wins the marquee sprint event of the night with a PB of 10.11s.
Animesh Kujur (10.32s) and Gurindervir Singh (10.39s) failed to podium.
Women's Long Jump Final
Ancy Sojan wins the long jump with a best of 6.71m on the night.
Women's Javelin Throw Final
A big effort of 56.96m on her final throw gets Annu Rani to 3rd place & that is how it'll finish.
Brazil's De Lima takes top honours, followed by Sri Lanka's Lekamge.
Women's Long Jump
Elsewhere at the Kalinga Stadium, it's a battle for top honours between India's Ancy Sojan and Shaili Singh.
After three rounds, its anybody's event to win.
Women's Javelin Throw
Annu Rani, India's medal hopeful in the event, is currently in 3rd position after four rounds.
Women's 100m Final
Abhinaya Rajarajan clocks 11.34s - a new U20 National Record - enroute to Gold.
Meanwhile, Jyothi Yarraji failed to finish the race, pulling up right after the start.
Men's Shot Put Final
India's Karanveer Singh bags a bronze with a best of 20.6m on the night.
He edges out the celebrated Tajinderpal Singh Toor who is a two-time Asian Games champion and a multi-time Asian and continental medalist.
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