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Bangladesh’s sprinter Shipon Mia made a notable showing at the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal, where he finished seventh in the 100‑metre final. In the semi‑finals, Mia recorded a personal best of 11.09 seconds, which secured his place in the final as the fourth‑fastest athlete in the second heat. He improved slightly in the final, clocking 11.18 seconds to finish seventh among nine competitors. The bronze medal was won by a Polish sprinter, who ran 10.61 seconds. Mia’s performance marks a significant improvement for Bangladesh at the Youth Olympics. In previous senior competitions, Bangladeshi athletes have been eliminated in the heats, and the country has not achieved notable results at the Asian or Commonwealth Games. Earlier, in 2017, Bangladeshi athlete Zahir Rayhan had reached the semi‑finals of the Youth Athletics Championships; Shipon Mia’s advancement to the final represents a step forward for the nation’s track and field program. Article source: Ajker Patrika | Image credit: Ajker Patrika
Bangladesh’s sprinter Shipon Mia made a notable showing at the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal, where he finished seventh in the 100‑metre final. In the semi‑finals, Mia recorded a personal best of 11.09 seconds, which secured his place in the final as the fourth‑fastest athlete in the second heat. He improved slightly in the final, clocking 11.18 seconds to finish seventh among nine competitors. The bronze medal was won by a Polish sprinter, who ran 10.61 seconds. Mia’s performance marks a significant improvement for Bangladesh at the Youth Olympics. In previous senior competitions, Bangladeshi athletes have been eliminated in the heats, and the country has not achieved notable results at the Asian or Commonwealth Games. Earlier, in 2017, Bangladeshi athlete Zahir Rayhan had reached the semi‑finals of the Youth Athletics Championships; Shipon Mia’s advancement to the final represents a step forward for the nation’s track and field program.
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