Tokyo Olympics Day 10, 2nd August Athletics LIVE: Kamalpreet Kaur finishes sixth in women's discus throw finals - Updates, results, commentary, blog

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Women's Discus Throw - Final

VALARIE ALLMAN IS AN OLYMPIC CHAMPION!!

The first attempt of 68.98m from the United States women, in the first round, was enough to ensure the gold medal.

Kristine Pudenz finishes second with her effort of 66.86m, while Yaime Perez comes third with 65.72m.

Women's Discus Throw - Final

Kamalpreet Kaur goes out but she'll go out with her head held high.

Making her debut at the Olympics, Kamalpreet Kaur would be happy with her overall performance finishing sixth.

Women's Discus Throw - Final

That's the end for Kamalpreet Kaur :(

Her final attempt was a wayward one as the discus went out of bounds.

Women's Discus Throw - Final

Final attempt for Kamalpreet Kaur.

65.72m is the distance to beat.

Women's Discus Throw - Final

Kristin Pudenz with a massive effort of 66.86m and she's now in a position to win the silver medal.

That effort also makes the job for Kamalpreet even more difficult as she now has to cross 65.72m to have a chance of a bronze medal.

Women's Discus Throw - Final

61.37m

Kamalpreet Kaur doesn't improve on her best effort of 63.70. She has just one more attempt remaining.

Fingers crossed. 

Women's Discus Throw - Final

Kamalpreet Kaur is ready for her second-last attempt.

She needs to breach the 65.34m mark to have a chance of winning a medal.

Women's Discus Throw - Final

Valarie Allman is currently first with her attempt of 68.92m

Yaime Perez is second with 65.72m and Kristin Pudenz is third at 65.34m.

Two more attempts remaining as Kamalpreet Kaur is currently sixth.

Women's Discus Throw - Final

That was not a good one.

Kamalpreet Kaur lost her balance and it is a foul attempt.

Not what she would've wanted.