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[hide] WTA Finals - Preliminary Round October 27th - November 1st, 2019 8 Athletes, 2 Groups, the 1st and 2nd Athlete from each Group will qualify for the Semifinals Red Group Date & Time (GMT +8) Athlete 1 T1 T2 Athlete 2 October TBD 2019, h. TBD Ashleigh Barty 1 2 Belinda Bencic October TBD 2019, h. TBD Naomi Osaka 2 1 Petra Kvitova October TBD 2019, h. TBD Ashleigh Barty 2 1 Petra Kvitova October TBD 2019, h. TBD Naomi Osaka 2 1 Belinda Bencic October TBD 2019, h. TBD Ashleigh Barty 1 2 Naomi Osaka October TBD 2019, h. TBD Petra Kvitova 2 1 Belinda Bencic Purple Group Date & Time (GMT +8) Athlete 1 T1 T2 Athlete 2 October TBD 2019, h. TBD Karolina Pliskova 1 2 Elina Svitolina October TBD 2019, h. TBD Bianca Andreescu 1 2 Simona Halep October TBD 2019, h. TBD Karolina Pliskova 1 2 Simona Halep October TBD 2019, h. TBD Bianca Andreescu 2 1 Elina Svitolina October TBD 2019, h. TBD Simona Halep 2 1 Elina Svitolina October TBD 2019, h. TBD Karolina Pliskova 2 1 Bianca Andreescu [/hide]

Khalistan is a violent Sikh separatist movement based out of mainly Canada and UK. It gained traction in India in late 70s and reached its peak in 80s and early 90s. Since then, the movement has petered out in India but still has large support in overseas Sikhs. During its peak, apart from the numerous terrorist attacks in India, including assassination of Indian PM and Punjab CM, the movement was also responsible for Kanishka bombing in which a Boeing 747 was bombed mid-air killing more than 300 innocent people (majority of them were Canadian citizens). Also, worth noting is that Khalistani movement talks about an independent Sikh nation out of Indian Punjab, where Sikhs are in majority and have all rights while keeping mum on the various atrocities committed on Sikhs in Pakistan. The Khalistan that they talk about doesn't even include the Pakistani portion of Punjab, which has Nankana Sahib, birthplace of Guru Nanak and Lahore, the capital of the greatest Sikh ruler, Maharaja Ranjit Singhji. If Jagmeet Singh was just a supporter of an independent Sikh state, I would have had only some reservation about him. But, he regularly attends events where portraits of people convicted of political murders are prominently displayed. He has even refused to denounce Talwinder Parmar, person widely regarded as mastermind of Kanishka bombind. Also, you cannot be a vocal supporter of dismemberment of another democracy while aiming for the top spot in a democracy. India is a sovereign nation, whatever problems we have, we will solve ourselves. A Canadian PM trying to stoke separatist movement in India, is simply not acceptable.

Jagmeet Singh is a Khalistani. Wearing a rainbow turban doesn’t absolve him of his terrorist links.

This rendition is purely in Hindi. The variations that you are seeing in this rendition is because the singers are not only from different regions of India but also belong to different genres of music. It is this diversity which brings the flavour in this rendition which is very popular and is thus the de-facto the unofficial version of the anthem. The rendition that may have been performed at 2010 CWG games ceremony must have been the official version of the anthem. Personally, I prefer the official version with proper protocol for official functions and this version (along with various beautiful versions of Vande Matram) for unofficial programs. Also, though our anthem is officially in Hindi, the language used is such that one can easily claim that it is in Bengali or Sanskrit as well. If you liked this rendition, you should also check the following video, where a number of artistes sing the same line in different Indian languages and styles.

Indian national anthem “Jana Gana Mana” is in Hindi. Our national song “Vande Matram” is in Bengali. Maybe you can share the link to the video to the version you are referring to.

We do encounter a number of problems with respect to the vast diversity of languages. We not only have many different languages, we have languages from different Language families (Indo-European, Dravidian and Sino-Tibetan). Plus, there is regional/cultural pride associated with these languages and so it creates even more problems. But, by and large we manage because of 1) large influence of Sanskrit on almost all the languages 2) large population understanding Hindi (which is basically the common term used for the various dialects spoken in North India) and 3) growing influence of English. Also, it is quite common for people to have basic knowledge of atleast 3-4 languages (Hindi, English, their mother tongue and languages close to their mother tongue). For example, I can converse/write/read Hindi, Gujarati and English easily. I can read and understand Sanskrit with some effort. My mother tongue is Marwari, which is a sub-dialect of Rajasthani dialect of Hindi, in which I can converse easily. During my stay in Bengaluru, I picked up key words of Kannada and can read albeit with a lot of effort. I can also understand almost all the dialects of Hindi. Can understand the gist of what is being said in Marathi/Punjabi. I think we have been the most diverse participant of TISC in terms of language. To the best of my knowledge, till date we have entered songs in Hindi, Haryanvi, Rajasthani, Bengali, English, Malayalam. And this year's entry is a curious mix of Konkani and Portuguese.

In Dressage, it is a limit of only 1 per nation. In Eventing, both spots could go to the same nation as well. Shruti and Anush are trying hard to be in top 2 in Dressage, but it seems they will fall short. Fouad Mirza is at present in pole position in Group G but is yet to meet the MER. Also, if China and Thailand, fail to qualify 3 combinations each, they will also fall from team quota to individual quotas and be in group G. But, Mirza is in good form and hopefully he would be able to not only meet the MER but get enough points to qualify through additional quotas in case China/Thailand fail to qualify as team.

This is not a new phenomenon. Over the ages, it has been trend. Younger generations are always left leaning and as they age they tend to lean toward right. In fact, there are many variations of "If You Are Not a Liberal at 25, You Have No Heart. If You Are Not a Conservative at 35, You Have No Brain" type to capture this shift.

Some will skip Olympics. Some will miss due to not having enough Davis Cup participation. Some might be sacrificed for Doubles players. So, in view of your research, I will modify it as top 80, sure shot qualification. 80-120 chance at qualification. Lets wait and see how Sania Mirza performs in her comeback. She will have only 6 months to improve her ranking which would be really hard. Even if she manages to be in top 10, it doesn't change much. Till last Olympics, Sania was the key for Mixed Doubles team. But, with no Men even near top 10, I don't see how we will qualify a Mixed Doubles team. And a WD team of Mirza/Raina would lose either in 1st round or at max in 2nd round.

I think top 60 is sure shot qualification. 60-100 probable qualification. Outside 100, no chance. The way Sumit is progressing, I am hopeful he will qualify at least.

1) March 2020 Asian 2) February 2020 Asian and May 2020 World 3) November 2019 for individual (Asian) and June 2020 for team and individual 4) November 2019 Asian 5) 1st and 2nd November 2019

[hide] Event Athletes Gold Silver Bronze Women's Team Day 1 October 8th, 2019 Canada China x France Great Britain Italy Russia x United States x Any Other Nation Men's Team Day 2 October 9th, 2019 China x Great Britain Japan x Russia x United States Any Other Nation Women's Individual All-Around Day 3 October 10th, 2019 Ellie Black Liu Tingting x Tang Xijing Mélanie dos Santos Giorgia Villa Angelina Melnikova Grace McCallum x Kara Eaker Riley McCusker Simone Biles x Sunisa Lee Any Other Athlete Men's Individual All-Around Day 4 October 11th, 2019 Deng Shudi x Sun Wei Kazuma Kaya Wataru Tanigawa x Artur Dalaloyan x Nikita Nagornyy Sam Mikulak Yul Moldauer Petro Pakhnyuk Lee Chih-Kai Any Other Athlete Men's Floor Day 5 October 12th, 2019 Tomas Gonzalez Xiao Ruoteng x Emil Soravuo Giarnni Regini-Moran Artem Dolgopyat Carlos Yulo Artur Dalaloyan x Nikita Nagornyy Sam Mikulak x Any Other Athlete Men's Pommel Horse Day 5 October 12th, 2019 Zou Jingyuan Saso Bertoncelj Cyril Tommasone Max Whitlock x Saeedreza Keikha Rhys McClenaghan x Ahmad Abu-Al-Soud David Belyavskiy x Lee Chih-kai Oleg Verniaiev Any Other Athlete Men's Rings Day 5 October 12th, 2019 Vahagn Davtyan Arthur Zanetti You Hao x Ali Zahran Samir Ait Said Courtney Tulloch Eleftherios Petrounias Marco Lodadio Denis Abliazin x Ibrahim Colak Igor Radivilov x Any Other Athlete Women's Vault Day 5 October 12th, 2019 Marina Nekrasova Shallon Olsen Yeo Seo-jeong Maria Paseka x Teja Belak Giulia Steingruber x Jade Carey MyKayla Skinner Simone Biles x Oksana Chusovitina Any Other Athlete Women's Uneven bars Day 5 October 12th, 2019 Nina Derwael Mélanie dos Santos Becky Downie Elissa Downie Georgia-Mae Fenton Anastasiia Agafonova Angelina Melnikova Daria Spiridonova x Riley McCusker Simone Biles x Sunisa Lee x Any Other Athlete Men's Vault Day 6 October 13th, 2019 Artur Davtyan x Audrys Nin Reyes Shek Wai Hung Andrey Medvedev Wataru Tanigawa x Kim Han-sol Yang Hak-seon Se Gwang Ri Artur Dalaloyan x Denis Abliazin Nikita Nagornyy Igor Radivilov Any Other Athlete Men's Parallel Bars Day 6 October 13th, 2019 You Hao x Zou Jinyuan Marios Georgiou Kakeru Tanigawa x Yuya Kamoto David Belyavskiy Nikita Nagornyy Ferhat Arican Oleg Verniaiev Petro Pakhniuk x Sam Mikulak Any Other Athlete Men's Horizontal Bar Day 6 October 13th, 2019 Artur Mariano Francisco Barretto Lin Chaopan x Tin Srbic Robert Tvorogal Bart Deurloo Epke Zonderland Artur Dalaloyan x Tang Chia-Hung Sam Mikulak x Any Other Athlete Women's Balance Beam Day 6 October 13th, 2019 Nina Derwael Ana Padurariu Chen Yile Li Shijia Liu TingTing x Qi Qi x Tang Xijing Mélanie dos Santos Sanne Wevers Kara Eaker Riley McCusker Simone Biles x Sunisa Lee Any Other Athlete Women's Floor Day 6 October 13th, 2019 Flávia Saraiva Brooklyn Moors Ellie Black Mélanie dos Santos Eythora Thorsdottir Denisa Golgota Angelina Melnikova x Lilia Akhaimov Jade Carey x Simone Biles x Sunisa Lee Any Other Athlete [/hide]

Sports minister Sonowal wanted to host a grand event in his home state before state elections. So, he and BAI President Himanta basically forced Badminton players to play in SAG.

Any of the nations could host them as these games are very low key. I doubt many good athletes will take part. Regarding security situation, there would be issues with Pakistan hosting but no nation would have a problem in travelling to Sri Lanka. Though I don’t follow the games, its medal table is my favourite of all multi-sports games.

Almost all of us are going to predict Biles for all the events, so it will all cancel out. It is the other medals that will decide the contest.

Followed by 2032 Olympics bid?

So, at present, China and Thailand are not eligible for team quota. Also, only 3 riders (2 from China and 1 from Thailand) have met minimum requirements in Group G. Also, not sure why Fouaad Mirza is not trying for CCI4*-L events. He has achieved MER in CCI4*-S event so should be eligible for CCI4*-L but I still see him competing in only smaller courses.

Can’t believe we are in the finals of Mixed relay.

Even if we are DQ in final, we have qualified for the Olympics

China has 5 golds in Olympic weights here. So, it is sure that remaining two (59 and 76) are out of running for sure. So, that means 5 weights fighting for 4 spots. Li may be a tremendous lifter and future of Chinese WL program but at present, she is the only one with competition. Tatiana has a PB of 348. Rest all have 10+ kg gap over Silver. So, even though we wish that Chinese skip 49kg so that Mirabai has a chance at Gold, (If it comes clear CHN is skipping 49, PRK won't) I personally don't find it feasible. Ofcourse, it is just my opinion which doesn't matter a bit in Chinese think tank's decision making and there is still a long time to go and a lot can still change till the end of qualification.

Yup.

Somebody please inform UAE that qualification process has changed.

[hide] Event & Date Athletes Gold Silver Bronze Women's Marathon Day 1, September 27 2019 Rose Chelimo Shitaye Eshete x Desi Jisa Mokonin Ruti Aga x Shure Demise Roza Dereje Lonah Chemtai Salpeter Sara Dossena Any Japanese Athlete Ruth Chepngetich x Visiline Jepkesho Edna Kiplagat Helaria Johannes Any Portuguese Athlete Any Other Athlete Women's Hammer Throw Day 2, September 28 2019 Hanna Skydan Hanna Malyshik Luo Na Wang Zheng x Alexandra Tavernier Zalina Petrivskaya Joanna Fiodorow Malwina Kopron Brooke Andersen Gwen Berry x DeAnna Price x Any Other Athlete Men's Long Jump Day 2, September 28 2019 Henry Frayne Any Chinese Athlete Juan Miguel Echevarría x Miltiádis Tentóglou Tajay Gayle Any Japanese Athlete x Luvo Manyonga x Ruswahl Samaai Zarck Visser Any Spanish Athlete Thobias Montler Andwuelle Wright Jeffrey Henderson Trumaine Jefferson Steffin McCarter Any Other Athlete Women's 10,000m Day 2, September 28 2019 Letesenbet Gidey x Netsanet Gudeta x Senbere Teferi Almaz Ayana Alina Reh Eilish McColgan Steph Twell Hellen Obiri Agnes Tirop Rosemary Wanjiru Sifan Hassan x Molly Huddle Emily Sisson Any Other Athlete Men's 100m Day 2, September 28 2019 Aaron Brown Andre De Grasse Arthur Gue Cissé Zharnel Hughes Yohan Blake Any Japanese Athlete Divine Oduduru x Akani Simbine Christian Coleman x Justin Gatlin x Mike Rodgers Any Other Athlete Men's 50km Race Walk Day 2, September 28 2019 Dzmitry Dziubin Niu Wenbin Luo Yadong Wang Qin Veli-Matti Partanen Yohann Diniz x Hayato Katsuki Tomohiro Noda x Yusuke Suzuki Håvard Haukenes Matej Tóth x Maryan Zakalnytskyy Any Other Athlete Women's 50km Race Walk Day 2, September 28 2019 Claire Woods Any Belarusian Athlete Li Maocuo x Liang Rui Liu Hong x Paola Pérez Mirna Ortiz Eleonora Giorgi x Inês Henriques Mária Czaková Julia Takács Any Ukrainian Athlete Any Other Athlete Women's Pole Vault Day 3, September 29 2019 Anzhelika Sidorova Alysha Newman Yarisley Silva Lisa Ryzih Holly Bradshaw Nikoléta Kiriakopoúlou Ekateríni Stefanídi Angelica Bengtsson Michaela Meijer Sandi Morris x Katie Nageotte Jenn Suhr x Robeilys Peinado Any Other Athlete x Men's Triple Jump Day 3, September 29 2019 Almir dos Santos Fabrice Zango Hugues Wu Ruiting Zhu Yaming Jordan A. Díaz Any Other Cuban Athlete Ben Williams Pedro Pablo Pichardo x Will Claye x Omar Craddock Donald Scott Christian Taylor x Any Other Athlete Mixed 4x400m Relay Day 3, September 29 2019 Belgium Brazil Canada x France Germany Great Britain Italy Jamaica Japan Kenya Poland x United States x Any Other Nation Women's 100m Day 3, September 29 2019 Tynia Gaither Marie Josée Ta Lou x Dina Asher-Smith Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce x Jonielle Smith Elaine Thompson x Dafne Schippers Blessing Okagbare Mujinga Kambundji Teahna Daniels Any Other American Athlete Any Other Athlete Women's 20km Race Walk Day 3, September 29 2019 Erica de Sena Liu Hong Qieyang Shenjie Yang Jiayu x Sandra Arenas Glenda Estefanía Morejón x Eleonora Giorgi Kumiko Okada Any Other Japanese Athlete Mária Pérez Laura García-Caro Any Other Athlete x Women's High Jump Day 4, September 30 2019 Mariya Lasitskene x Karyna Demidik Nafissatou Thiam x Mirela Demireva Morgan Lake Any Italian Athlete Airinė Palšytė Kamila Lićwinko Erika Kinsey Iryna Herashchenko Yuliya Levchenko Yaroslava Mahuchikh Vashti Cunningham Any Other Athlete x Men's 5000m Day 4, September 30 2019 Stewart McSweyn Any Bahranian Athlete x Mohammed Ahmed Selemon Barega x Muktar Edris Hagos Gebrhiwet x Telahun Haile Nicholas Kimeli Any Other Athlete from Kenya Filip Ingebrigtsen Jakob Ingebrigtsen Joshua Cheptegei Any American Athlete Any Other Athlete Men's Discus Throw Day 4, September 30 2019 Lukas Weisshaidinger x Christoph Harting Martin Wierig Ehsan Hadadi Fedrick Dacres x Traves Smikle Andrius Gudžius Ola Stunes Isene Piotr Małachowski Daniel Ståhl x Any American Athlete Any Other Athlete Women's 3000m Steeplechase Day 4, September 30 2019 Winfred Yavi x Geneviève Lalonde Any Athlete From Ethiopia Any Other European Athlete Gesa-Felicitas Krause Beatrice Chepkoech x Fancy Cherono Celliphine Chespol Hyvin Jepkemoi x Peruth Chemutai Emma Coburn Any Other American Athlete Any Other Athlete Women's 800m Day 4, September 30 2019 Catriona Bissett Rose M. Almanza Gudaf Tsegay Christina Hering Lynsey Sharp Natoya Goule x Eunice Sum x Winnie Nanyondo Olha Lyakhova Nataliya Pryshchepa Hanna Green Raevyn Rogers Ajeé Wilson x Any Other Athlete Men's 400m Hurdles Day 4, September 30 2019 Alison Brendom Alves Dos Santos Marcio Teles Kyron McMaster Ludvy Vaillant Kemar Mowatt Karsten Warholm x Abderrahmane Samba x Yasmani Copello Rai Benjamin x TJ Holmes Amere Lattin Any Other Athlete Men's Pole Vault Day 5, October 1 2019 Thiago Braz Renaud Lavillenie Valentin Lavillenie Any German Athlete Konstadínos Filippídis Piotr Lisek x Paweł Wojciechowski Armand Duplantis x Melker Svärd Jacobsson Sam Kendricks x Cole Walsh Any Other Athlete Women's Javelin Throw Day 5, October 1 2019 Kelsey Barber x Tatsiana Khaladovich Lu Huihui x Liu Shiying Sara Kolak Nikola Ogrodníková Barbora Špotáková Christin Hussong x Haruka Kitaguchi Līna Mūze Kara Winger Any Other Athlete Men's 800m Day 5, October 1 2019 Amel Tuka Nijel Amos x Marco Arop Brandon McBride Ayanleh Souleiman Pierre-Ambroise Bosse Any Athlete From Great Britain Ferguson Cheruiyot x Emmanuel Korir x Adam Kszczot Any Athlete From Puerto Rico Abubaker Haydar Abdalla Donavan Brazier Clayton Murphy Any Other Athlete Men's 200m Day 5, October 1 2019 Aaron Brown Andre De Grasse Xie Zhenye Alex Quiñónez Any Athlete From Great Britain Any Athlete From Jamaica Divine Oduduru x Ramil Guliyev Kenny Bednarek Christian Coleman x Noah Lyles x Any Other Athlete Men's Hammer Throw Day 6, October 2 2019 Denis Lukyanov Hleb Dudarau Quentin Bigot Nick Miller Bence Halász Serghei Marghiev Eivind Henriksen Paweł Fajdek x Wojciech Nowicki x Javier Cienfuegos x Dilshod Nazarov Özkan Baltacı Conor McCullough Any Other Athlete Women's 200m Day 6, October 2 2019 Ivet Lalova-Collio Marie Josée Ta Lou Dina Asher-Smith Any Other Athlete from Great Britain Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Elaine Thompson x Dafne Schippers x Blessing Okagbare x Mujinga Kambundji Angie Annelus Dezerea Bryant Any Other Athlete Men's 110m Hurdles Day 6, October 2 2019 Sergey Shubenkov x Gabriel Constantino Xie Wenjun Wilhem Belocian Pascal Martinot-Lagarde Andy Pozzi Omar McLeod Any Other Athlete From Jamaica Shun-ya Takayama Antonio Alkana Orlando Ortega Grant Holloway x Daniel Roberts Any Other Athlete Women's Shot Put Day 7, October 3 2019 Aliona Dubitskaya Brittany Crew Gong Lijiao x Christina Schwanitz x Anita Márton Danniel Thomas-Dodd Paulina Guba Fanny Roos Michelle Carter Chase Ealey x Maggie Ewen Any Other Athlete Women's 400m Day 7, October 3 2019 Shaunae Miller-Uibo x Salwa Eid Naser x Christine Botlogetswe Laviai Nielsen Shericka Jackson Stephenie Ann McPherson Justyna Święty-Ersetic Kendall Ellis Phyllis Francis Wadeline Jonathas Shakima Wimbley x Any Other Athlete Women's Heptathlon Day 7, October 3 2019 Ivona Dadic Verena Preiner Nafissatou Thiam x Solène Ndama Katarina Johnson-Thompson x Xénia Krizsán Anouk Vetter Géraldine Ruckstuhl Erica Bougard x Kendell Williams Any Other Athlete Men's Decathlon Day 7, October 3 2019 Ilya Shkurenyov Pierce LePage Damian Warner x Maicel Uibo Kevin Mayer x Niklas Kaul x Kai Kazmirek Lindon Victor Tim Duckworth Pieter Braun Any Other Athlete Men's High Jump Day 8, October 4 2019 Mikhail Akimenko x Ilya Ivanyuk Brandon Starc Maksim Nedasekau x Michael Mason Wang Yu Mateusz Przybylko Any Athlete From Italy Naoto Tobe Mutaz Essa Barshim x Majed El Dein Ghazal Bogdan Bondarenko Andrii Protsenko Jeron Robinson Any Other Athlete Women's Discus Throw Day 8, October 4 2019 Fernanda Raquel Martins Any Athlete From China Sandra Perković x Denia Caballero x Yaimé Pérez x Mélina Robert-Michon Nadine Müller Kristin Pudenz Claudine Vita Shadae Lawrence Valarie Allman Any Other Athlete From US Any Other Athlete Women's 400m Hurdles Day 8, October 4 2019 Tia Adana Belle Sage Watson Zuzana Hejnová Meghan Beesley Rushell Clayton Janieve Russell Léa Sprunger Anna Ryzhykova Kori Carter Sydney McLaughlin x Dalilah Muhammad x Ashley Spencer x Any Other Athlete Men's 3000m Steeplechase Day 8, October 4 2019 Chala Beyo Lemecha Girma Takele Nigate Getnet Wale x Djilali Bedrani Leonard Bett Abraham Kibiwot Benjamin Kigen x Conseslus Kipruto Soufiane El Bakkali x Fernando Carro Albert Chemutai Hillary Bor Any Other Athlete Men's 400m Day 8, October 4 2019 Steven Gardiner Abbas Abubaker Jonathan Jones Anthony Zambrano Matthew Hudson-Smith Kirani James Akeem Bloomfield Demish Gaye Machel Cedenio Fred Kerley x Michael Norman x Vernon Norwood Nathan Strother Any Other Athlete Men's 20km Race Walk Day 8, October 4 2019 Vasiliy Mizinov Dane Bird-Smith Caio Bonfim Any Chinese Athlete Christopher Linke Tom Bosworth Massimo Stano Koki Ikeda x Toshikazu Yamanishi x Eiki Takahashi x Diego García Carrera Perseus Karlström Any Other Athlete Men's Shot Put Day 9, October 5 2019 Darlan Romani x Filip Mihaljević Tomáš Staněk Bob Bertemes Tom Walsh x Chuk Enekwechi Konrad Bukowiecki Michał Haratyk Ryan Crouser x Darrell Hill Joe Kovacs Any Other Athlete Women's Triple Jump Day 9, October 5 2019 Caterine Ibargüen x Liadagmis Povea Paraskeví Papahrístou Shanieka Ricketts x Kimberly Williams Olga Rypakova Patrícia Mamona Ana Peleteiro Olha Saladukha Tori Franklin Keturah Orji Yulimar Rojas x Any Other Athlete Women's 1500m Day 9, October 5 2019 Gabriela DeBues-Stafford Axumawit Embaye Gudaf Tsegay x Konstanze Klosterhalfen Laura Muir x Winny Chebet Faith Kipyegon Rabab Arrafi Sifan Hassan x Winnie Nanyondo Shelby Houlihan Jenny Simpson Any Other Athlete Women's 5000m Day 9, October 5 2019 Gabriela DeBues-Stafford Taye Fantu Hawi Feysa Letesenbet Gidey Konstanze Klosterhalfen x Eilish McColgan Margaret Kipkemboi Hellen Obiri x Lilian Rengeruk Agnes Tirop x Sifan Hassan Any Other Athlete Women's 4x100m Relay Day 9, October 5 2019 Australia Brazil China Germany x Great Britain Jamaica x Netherlands Nigeria Switzerland Trinidad and Tobago United States x Any Other Nation Men's 4x100m Relay Day 9, October 5 2019 Brazil Canada China France Great Britain x Italy Jamaica Japan x Netherlands South Africa Turkey United States x Any Other Nation Men's Marathon Day 9, October 5 2019 Alemu Bekele El Hassan El Abbassi Okbay Tsegay Lelisa Desisa Mosinet Geremew x Mule Wasihun x Geoffrey Kirui Amos Kipruto Laban Korir Paul Lonyangata El Mahjoub Dazza Kaan Kigen Özbilen Any Athlete From Uganda Any Other Athlete x Women's Long Jump Day 10, October 6 2019 Darya Klishina Nastassia Mironchyk-Ivanova Chantel Malone Caterine Ibargüen Yanis David Malaika Mihambo x Abigail Irozuru Shara Proctor Tissanna Hickling Ese Brume x Florentina Costina Iusco Alina Rotaru Maryna Bekh-Romanchuk Brittney Reese x Any Other Athlete Men's 1500m Day 10, October 6 2019 Taoufik Makhloufi Stewart McSweyn Ayanleh Souleiman Samuel Tefera Any British Athlete Timothy Cheruiyot x George Manangoi Abdelaati Iguider Filip Ingebrigtsen Jakob Ingebrigtsen x Marcin Lewandowski Ronald Musagala x Any Athlete From US Any Other Athlete Men's Javelin Throw Day 10, October 6 2019 Jakub Vadlejch Magnus Kirt x Oliver Helander Andreas Hofmann x Thomas Röhler Johannes Vetter x Julian Weber Anderson Peters Julius Yego Edis Matusevičius Cheng Chao-Tsun Keshorn Walcott Any Other Athlete Men's 10,000m Day 10, October 6 2019 Mohammed Ahmed Aron Kifle Andamlak Belihu x Hagos Gebrhiwet x Yomif Kejelcha Rodgers Chumo Geoffrey Kamworor Rhonex Kipruto x Julien Wanders Joshua Cheptegei Abdallah Mande Any Athlete From US Any Other Athlete Women's 100m Hurdles Day 10, October 6 2019 Elvira Herman Andrea Carolina Vargas Annimari Korte Cindy Roleder Janeek Brown x Megan Tapper Danielle Williams x Nadine Visser Tobi Amusan Karolina Kołeczek Nia Ali Kendra Harrison x Brianna McNeal Any Other Athlete Women's 4x400m Relay Day 10, October 6 2019 Australia Belgium Botswana Canada France Great Britain Italy Jamaica x Nigeria x Poland United States x Any Other Nation Men's 4x400m Relay Day 10, October 6 2019 Belgium x Czech Republic France Great Britain Italy Jamaica x Japan Qatar Spain Trinidad and Tobago United States x Any Other Nation [/hide]

The only document that matters: link China is as of today, entitled to send a full team.

Thailand had a large number of doping violations and have imposed a self ban. If they try and come out of the self ban, IWF will ban them.