Indian Grand Prix II: Dutee, Hima register wins in 100m, 200m sprints respectively

 


Dutee completed 100m sprint in 11.44 seconds and in 200m, Hima Das won the race completing it in 23.31 seconds in Indian Grand Prix II.

In addition to the Olympic standard of timing, Dutee can also confirm a place among the 56 starters in Tokyo taking into account her ranking. The 25-year-old is currently World number 33. 

News Reference : https://www.sportstiger.com/indian-grand-prix-ii-dutee-hima-register-wins-in-100m-200m-sprints-respectively

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