MP Jabir, Dutee Chand athletics Olympics 2021 LIVE: Men's 400m hurdles, women's 100m R1 updates & commentary

Dutee Chand finished seventh in the heats and that costs her a semi-final spot.

Dutee wasn't the quickest to react with a reaction time of 0.148s. With a World No. 1 racing in the same heat, it is always going to be tough for the Indian.

Dutee Chand was nowhere near her best of 11.17. She clocked 11.54. Even if she had come close to her best, she would have been ranked fourth or fifth in the heat and with a semi-final spot on the line, it was always a tough ask.

The Indian sprinter would, however, have a lot of learning experiences from participating in such a big stage.

She will next participate in the 200m heats in a couple of days time from now.

That's all from us for now. Thank you for tuning in.

#IND's national record holder in women's 100m @DuteeChand falls short of striding her way to the next round as she finishes seventh with a timing of 11.54s in heat 5️⃣

The heat was won by #JAM's @realshellyannfp! 🙌#StrongerTogether | #UnitedByEmotion | #Tokyo2020 | #Athletics
— #Tokyo2020 for India (@Tokyo2020hi) July 30, 2021

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Heat 5 results

Dutee Chand finishes 7th in Heat 5 with a time of 11.54s

Fraser-Pryce finishes with 10.84s and wins the heat.

Good start from Fraser-Pryce.

And we are off!

On the marks!

Dutee Chand in Lane 9.

All eyes on Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce on this heat and of course Dutee Chand.

This is how Heat 5 looks like.

There is a lot of competition for Dutee Chand in this heat. She has to be on the money to emerge successful.

Time for Dutee Chand

Heat 4 results

Heat 4

Ta Lou clocks 10.78, celebrates with Daryll Neita of Great Britain.

Ta Lou just races ahead and leaves the rest of the field behind in style.

Heat 4, meanwhile, is underway.

Olympic stadium 🏟 at Tokyo 2020 pic.twitter.com/ezoa8tAUrI
— Dutee Chand (@DuteeChand) July 28, 2021

Dutee Chand seems to be soaking in the atmosphere at the Olympics.

Dutee Chand opens up about her Olympics qualification journey

Dutee Chand has been one of India's best women sprinters for a long time. Her passion and fearlessness are what separates her from many athletes. She also became only the third Indian to feature in the 100 meter event at the Olympics.

Here, she opens up, on her qualification, training and more.

"I've taken a lot of risks due to COVID-19" - Dutee Chand opens up about her Tokyo Olympics qualification journey

Time for Heat 4 now. We are just one heat away from watching Dutee Chand race in the world's biggest sporting stage.

Heat 3 results

Javianne Oliver of USA is second with a time of 11.15.

Alexandra Burghardt of Germany wins Heat 3 with a good run and a timing of 11.08.

We are off with Heat 3.

Time for Heat 3. The sprinters are on their lanes.

A reminder

Dutee Chand will be in Heat 5 alongside Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.

We are now closing in on Heat 3.

Heat 2 results

Heat 2

Elaine Thompson of Jamaica wins Heat 2 with Switzerland's Mujinga Kambundji is second.

Heat 1 Result

1) Teahna Daniels
2) Dina Asher-Smith
3) Murielle Ahoure (CIV)
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Women's 100 m event begins.

We will have Dutee Chand in action next. She is in heat 5 and is scheduled to race at 9:17 am.

So stay tuned!

Heat 5 Results

India's Jabir finishes last. With this, his Olympic journey ends.

As expected Benjamin wins the race.

Final 200m.

Jabir is fifth in the race.

And its on.

It is a tough heat for Jabir. He needs to finish in top four or clock the best time to qualify for semifinals.

Next up is India's MP Jabir.

Heat 4 Results

1) Kyron McMaster (IVB)
2) Yasmani Copello (TUR)
3) Shawn Rowe (JAM)

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What is the qualification criteria?

Qualification Rules: The first 4 finish in each heat directly and the next 4 fastest timings advance to the Semifinals.