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How many players do we really "import" anyway. A lot of them are just people of foreign background who are born here. It definitely happens but I'm not sure how many people are handpicked from some other country to represent Great Britain/England/Ireland/whatever

Run rate just seems like a lame way to decide it. Both teams beat and and lost to . The game against each other should have decided it, instead went through because they beat better.

It went from feeling unfair for England if they were rained off against to feeling a bit unfair for . Rain ruined their chance of getting a result against

To e fair it would be a hell of a lot more worrying if we didn't find out why

Yes! What a race, especially by Asher-Smith

Hodgkinson doesn't have it her own way but gets the job done

USA are different for relay and everything else too

Wow, Skotheim

Good. It should be a competition of how fast you can run, not how well you can hear the gun.

What happened to Gletty there

This website is buggy and glitchy as all hell

Let's all just be nice to each other and disagree in good faith as I'm known to be wrong about 99% of the time so be nice when correcting people Haven't been looking too closely tbh so I'm not singling out any particular incident or blaming anyone. I'm glad this community has picked up a lot though, it's good to see so many people interested as when we started this I thought the userbase was very small on here And welcome to the forum @Rich

This isn't correct, Hiltz was born female, identifies as "non-binary" but still competes in the women's division. There was a footballer called Quinn who was part of the team that won gold at the Olympics who was the same

That's a wrap! Bell manages fourth (4:03.47), and Walcott-Nolan sixth (4:04.60). We finish with two champions (Kerr and Caudery), a Silver for Reekie and a bronze for the relay team. That has whet my athletics appetite.

Reekie 2:02.72 and silver, 2-1-1. Fogg 3:43.81 and last (fourteenth).

Sember seventh, 7.92 (7.913)

3:26.36, a new British record for bronze! 2-0-1.

Correction: the four for the final are Laviai Nielsen, Lina Nielsen, Ama Pipi and Jessie Knight

7.95 and third for Sember, enough for a non-automatic spot

Yesterday, Caudery won the pole vault with 4.80. King was fifth in his semi in 7.65 and out Muir was fifth with a seasono's best 8:29.76, Nuttall twelth with an 8:48.24. Kerr won gold (and what a gold it was) with 7:42.98 Nielsen was fourth with a personal best 50.89 So we're up to two medals, both gold 1100 Women's 100m Hurdles Heat 6 - Cindy Sember 1150 Women's 4x400m Relay Heat 2 - Lina Nielsen, Ama Pipi, Hannah Kelly and Jessie Knight 1940 Women's 60m Hurdles Semifinals - Cindy Sember 2030 Women's 4x400m Relay Final - Lina Nielsen, Ama Pipi, Hannah Kelly and Jessie Knight 2100 Women's 60m Hurdles Final - Cindy Sember 2120 Women's 800m Final - Jemma Reekie 2130 Men's 1500m Final - Adam Fogg 2145 Women's 1500m Final - Reeve Walcott-Nolan, Georgia Bell Sember equalled her PB with 7.89 to qualify second from her heat, while the relay team won theirs in a national record 3:26.40 to do the same

1:58.28, Reekie wins her semi and is through to the final

Hunt 7.29 and out

Ojora 7.78 fifth and out

King third, 7.64, and into the semis.

I wasn't here this evening but here's the roundup for the session: Walcott-Nolan was second in his heat in 4:13.06 and through, while Bell was the same in 4:04.39 Pawlett was fifth in the long jump with 6.11 and 883 points. She was tenth in the 800m in 2:25.34 and 752 points. She came ninth overall with 4287 points Lake came sixth with a season's best matching 1.92 Fogg was sixth in his heat in 3:48.47, but was qualified by the referee. Elson did not finish Lincoln tenth with 20.36 Nielsen qualified third from semifinal 2 in 51.44 Today 1017 Men's 60m Hurdles Heat 2 - David King 1024 Men's 60m Hurdles Heat 3 - Tade Ojora 1148 Women's 60m Heat 5 - Amy Hunt 1218 Women's 800m Heat 2 - Jemma Reekie 1905 Women's Pole Vault Final - Molly Caudery 1910 Men's 60m Hurdles Semifinals - David King, Tade Ojora 1945 Women's 60m Semifinal - Amy Hunt 2015 Women's 3000m Final - Hannah Nuttall, Laura Muir 2040 Men's 3000m Final - Josh Kerr 2100 Women's 400m Final - Laviai Nielsen 2130 Men's 60m Hurdles Final - David King, Tade Ojora 2145 Women's 60m Final - Amy Hunt