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South Africa’s Walaza Doubtful For World Athletics Championships

by Emmanuel Femi
2 months ago
in Athletics, Sport
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The participation of South African sprinter Bayanda Walaza in next week’s World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan, is now in question.

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Walaza was named in a 49-strong South African team for the event this week.

The 19-year-old was leading the men’s 100m race when he sustained a hamstring injury at the Diamond League meeting in Zurich, Switzerland, last month.

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This injury has cast doubt on his involvement in Tokyo, with Athletics South Africa (ASA) stating that his future participation is contingent upon the results of a standard medical examination.

ASA confirmed that the medical team has assessed the extent of Bayanda’s injury, and the organisation will make an official announcement regarding his participation status.

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