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World Athletics Championships 2019: Day one schedule in Doha as Zharnel Hughes begins 100m bid

The women's marathon will go ahead at midnight, despite the safety concerns over the intense heat and humidity in Qatar

Lawrence Ostlere
Friday 27 September 2019 17:12 BST
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Zharnel Hughes clinches his first major title
Zharnel Hughes clinches his first major title (Getty Images)

Great Britain's Zharnel Hughes will begin his bid for World Athletics Championships glory in Doha on Friday as the competition begins.

The 100m heats also contain the controversial Olympic champion Justin Gatlin and the favourite, fellow American Christian Coleman, who has come under scrutiny in the build-up due to missed drugs tests.

Elsewhere Britain's Holly Bradshaw will begin her campaign in the women's high jump, while her team-mate Morgan Lake will start qualifying for the women's high jump final.

The women's marathon will go ahead at midnight, despite the safety concerns over the intense heat and humidity in Qatar this evening.

Day one schedule

LOCAL TIME MY TIME SEX EVENT ROUND      
16:30 14:30 M Long Jump Qualification Startlist Result Summary  
16:35 14:35 M 100 Metres Preliminary Round Startlist Result Summary  
16:40 14:40 W Hammer Throw Qualification Group A Startlist Result Summary  
17:10 15:10 W 800 Metres Heats Startlist Result Summary  
17:30 15:30 W Pole Vault Qualification Startlist      
18:05 16:05 M 100 Metres Heats Startlist Result Summary  
18:10 16:10 W Hammer Throw Qualification Group B Startlist Result Summary  
18:40 16:40 W High Jump Qualification Startlist      
18:55 16:55 W 3000 Metres Steeplechase Heats Startlist      
19:25 17:25 M Triple Jump Qualification Startlist      
19:45 17:45 M 5000 Metres Heats Startlist      
20:35 18:35 M 400 Metres Hurdles Heats Startlist      
23:59 21:59 W Marathon Final Startlist  

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