<p>Bengaluru: Odisha's Animesh Kujur sped his way to victory in the men's 200m final, setting a new meet record time of 20.74 seconds on day four of the 62nd National Open Athletics Championships at the Kanteerava Stadium here in Bengaluru on Saturday. </p>.<p>Kujur, on lane three, did not enjoy the best of starts, but managed to pull ahead at the bend and clinched a comfortable victory, finishing ahead of Services' Akshay Nain and Railways' Shashikanth Angadi.</p>.<p>Punjab's Kamaljeet Kaur won gold in the women's corresponding event.</p>.Sports personalities including Olympic medalist Sreejesh allege of neglect by Kerala govt, CM rejects.<p>Haryana's athletes stole the limelight on the penultimate day of the Championships. Jyoti set the stage with gold in the women's javelin throw with a 53.59m effort, while Priyanka bagged bronze, behind Railways' Karishma Sanil.</p>.<p>Pooja emerged the class of the field in the women's high jump with a 1.81m leap, besting Railways duo of Angel Devasia and Abhinaya Shetty.</p>.<p>Satya Dev won the men's 800m run, finishing with a time of 1:51.89. Maharashtra's Yamuna Ladkat won the women's final.</p>.<p>Athletes from Railways and Services also continued to impress. Railways won gold and bronze in the women's 400m hurdles, courtesy of Sinchal and Nanhi.</p>.<p>Railways' Sonu Kumari finished top in the women's heptathlon with a total points tally of 4933, while team-mate Tanu won silver with 4854 points.</p>.<p>It was a 1-2 finish for Services duo of Arun AB and Karthik U in the men's triple jump. Md Hasan eased to gold in the men's 3000m steeplechase with a time of 8:38.70, four seconds ahead of silver medallist Prince Raj Mishra. </p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Results (Finals only): Men: 200m</strong></span>: Animesh Kujur (Odisha, 20.74s) 1; Akshay Nain (SSCB, 20.97s) 2; Shashikanth Angadi (Railways, 21.14s) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>800m</strong></span>: Satya Dev (Haryana, 1:51.89) 1; Anu Kumar (Uttarakhand, 1:52.13) 2; Somnath Chauhan (Railways, 1:52.20) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>400m hurdles</strong></span>: Nikhil Bhardwaj (Punjab, 50.45s) 1; Vijay Malik (SSCB, 50.74s) 2; Rohan Kamble (ONGC, 50.87) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>3000m steeplechase</strong></span>: Md Hasan (SSCB, 8:38.70) 1; Prince Raj Mishra (Railways, 8:42.74) 2; Ankit Rajesh (SSCB, 8:43.65) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>Triple jump</strong></span>: Arun AB (SSCB, 16.46m) 1; Karthik U (SSCB, 16.15m) 2; Mohammed SN (16.06m) 3.</p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Women: 200m</strong></span>: Kamaljeet Kaur (Punjab, 23.66s) 1; Srabani Nanda (Odisha, 23.88s) 2; Giridharani Ravikumar (Tamil Nadu, 24.31s) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>800m</strong></span>: Yamuna Ladkat (Maharashtra, 2:01.95) 1; Chanda (Railways, 2:02.66) 2; Ashakiran Barla (Jharkhand, 2:03.01) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>400m hurdles</strong></span>: Sinchal (Railways, 57.99s) 1; Veerpal Kaur (Punjab, 58.69 2; Nanhi (Railways, 59.60) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>3000m steeplechase</strong></span>: Komal Jagdale (Railways, 10:32.14) 1; Bhagyashree Navale (ONGC, 10:33.70) 2; Preenu Yadav (Railways, 10:35.10) 3.<span class="bold"><strong> Heptathlon</strong></span>: Sonu Kumari (Railways, 4933 pts) 1; Tanu (Railways, 4854 pts) 2; Pooja (Haryana, 4823 pts) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>Javelin throw</strong></span>: Jyoti (Haryana, 53.59m) 1; Karishma Sanil (Railways, 52.86m) 2; Priyanka (Haryana, 52.57m) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>High jump</strong></span>: Pooja (Haryana, 1.81m) 1; Angel Devasia (Railways, 1.79m) 2; Abhinaya Shetty (Railways, 1.76m) 3. </p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Mixed: 4x400m relay</strong></span>: ONGC (3:25.33) 1; Police Sports Control (3:24.47) 2; Haryana (3:24.87) 3. </p>
<p>Bengaluru: Odisha's Animesh Kujur sped his way to victory in the men's 200m final, setting a new meet record time of 20.74 seconds on day four of the 62nd National Open Athletics Championships at the Kanteerava Stadium here in Bengaluru on Saturday. </p>.<p>Kujur, on lane three, did not enjoy the best of starts, but managed to pull ahead at the bend and clinched a comfortable victory, finishing ahead of Services' Akshay Nain and Railways' Shashikanth Angadi.</p>.<p>Punjab's Kamaljeet Kaur won gold in the women's corresponding event.</p>.Sports personalities including Olympic medalist Sreejesh allege of neglect by Kerala govt, CM rejects.<p>Haryana's athletes stole the limelight on the penultimate day of the Championships. Jyoti set the stage with gold in the women's javelin throw with a 53.59m effort, while Priyanka bagged bronze, behind Railways' Karishma Sanil.</p>.<p>Pooja emerged the class of the field in the women's high jump with a 1.81m leap, besting Railways duo of Angel Devasia and Abhinaya Shetty.</p>.<p>Satya Dev won the men's 800m run, finishing with a time of 1:51.89. Maharashtra's Yamuna Ladkat won the women's final.</p>.<p>Athletes from Railways and Services also continued to impress. Railways won gold and bronze in the women's 400m hurdles, courtesy of Sinchal and Nanhi.</p>.<p>Railways' Sonu Kumari finished top in the women's heptathlon with a total points tally of 4933, while team-mate Tanu won silver with 4854 points.</p>.<p>It was a 1-2 finish for Services duo of Arun AB and Karthik U in the men's triple jump. Md Hasan eased to gold in the men's 3000m steeplechase with a time of 8:38.70, four seconds ahead of silver medallist Prince Raj Mishra. </p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Results (Finals only): Men: 200m</strong></span>: Animesh Kujur (Odisha, 20.74s) 1; Akshay Nain (SSCB, 20.97s) 2; Shashikanth Angadi (Railways, 21.14s) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>800m</strong></span>: Satya Dev (Haryana, 1:51.89) 1; Anu Kumar (Uttarakhand, 1:52.13) 2; Somnath Chauhan (Railways, 1:52.20) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>400m hurdles</strong></span>: Nikhil Bhardwaj (Punjab, 50.45s) 1; Vijay Malik (SSCB, 50.74s) 2; Rohan Kamble (ONGC, 50.87) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>3000m steeplechase</strong></span>: Md Hasan (SSCB, 8:38.70) 1; Prince Raj Mishra (Railways, 8:42.74) 2; Ankit Rajesh (SSCB, 8:43.65) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>Triple jump</strong></span>: Arun AB (SSCB, 16.46m) 1; Karthik U (SSCB, 16.15m) 2; Mohammed SN (16.06m) 3.</p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Women: 200m</strong></span>: Kamaljeet Kaur (Punjab, 23.66s) 1; Srabani Nanda (Odisha, 23.88s) 2; Giridharani Ravikumar (Tamil Nadu, 24.31s) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>800m</strong></span>: Yamuna Ladkat (Maharashtra, 2:01.95) 1; Chanda (Railways, 2:02.66) 2; Ashakiran Barla (Jharkhand, 2:03.01) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>400m hurdles</strong></span>: Sinchal (Railways, 57.99s) 1; Veerpal Kaur (Punjab, 58.69 2; Nanhi (Railways, 59.60) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>3000m steeplechase</strong></span>: Komal Jagdale (Railways, 10:32.14) 1; Bhagyashree Navale (ONGC, 10:33.70) 2; Preenu Yadav (Railways, 10:35.10) 3.<span class="bold"><strong> Heptathlon</strong></span>: Sonu Kumari (Railways, 4933 pts) 1; Tanu (Railways, 4854 pts) 2; Pooja (Haryana, 4823 pts) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>Javelin throw</strong></span>: Jyoti (Haryana, 53.59m) 1; Karishma Sanil (Railways, 52.86m) 2; Priyanka (Haryana, 52.57m) 3. <span class="bold"><strong>High jump</strong></span>: Pooja (Haryana, 1.81m) 1; Angel Devasia (Railways, 1.79m) 2; Abhinaya Shetty (Railways, 1.76m) 3. </p>.<p class="ListBody"><span class="bold"><strong>Mixed: 4x400m relay</strong></span>: ONGC (3:25.33) 1; Police Sports Control (3:24.47) 2; Haryana (3:24.87) 3. </p>