Sport in Short: Skiing

Wednesday 10 March 1993 00:02 GMT

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WORLD CUP NORDIC COMBINED TEAM EVENT (Lillehammer): Ski jumping: 1 Japan (T Kono 83.5m, 88.0, M Abe 82.5, 87.5, K Ogiwara 82.0, 91.0); 2 Norway I (T E Elden 75.0, 86.0, K T Apeland 80.0, 79.5, F B Lundberg 86.0, 97.5) +4min 23.0sec; 3 Italy (S Pinzani 77.0, 76.5, A Cecon 75.0, 77.5, A Longo 84.0, 85.5) +5:48. Positions after 3x10km cross- country pursuit: 1 Japan (Kono 28min 45.8sec; Abe 28:12.2; Ogiwara 27.34.0) 1hr 24min 32.0sec; 2 Norway (Apeland 27:09.8, Lundberg 28:27.1, Elden 26.02.1) +1min 30.0sec; 3 Norway II (Moen 28:55.6, Vik 28:48.1, Elden 25:32.4).

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