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Nigeria’s Tobi Amusan stormed to a big win in the women’s 100m hurdles at the Jamaica Athletics Invitational on Sunday.
Amusan clocked a season’s best of 12.40s to win the race.
The 27-year-old beat Jamaica’s Danielle Williams, who ran 12.46s, while Christina Clemons of the United States of America was third in 12.54s.
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Amusan has now taken over the world lead from American Tonea Marshall, who had run 12.42s in late April.
The Jamaica Athletics Invitational is a Continental Tour-Silver meet.
The Ogun State born athlete is the World, Commonwealth and African record holder in the women’s 100m hurdles.
Amusan claims top prize at maiden Jamaica Athletics Invitational