Sporting Digest: Athletics

Tuesday 23 March 1993 00:02 GMT

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KHALID SKAH, Morocco's Olympic 10,000 metres champion, will compete in Sunday's world cross-country championships in Amorebieta, Spain. Newspapers had reported that Skah was not on the entry list and that his participation was uncertain. However, the Moroccan Federation said Skah, who had accused them of failing to pay a promised bonus for winning gold in Barcelona, would lead the country's nine-man team.

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