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00:00The Vietnamese may have just found herself on that scoreboard after two invalid attempts.

00:06Yeah, that's the problem, isn't it?

00:08And 6.09 and you can see in your background Nancy Sojan taking final instructions.

00:17She is on fire this evening here in Hangzhou.

00:24Shelly Singh from India is in fourth.

00:27So, two Indians are in very strong positions now with three jumps to go.

00:40Samira Hata, it's been a struggle for her.

00:426.35 is the best she has been able to do.

00:45We said before the competition started that she will be one of the athletes to win if you are to win gold.

00:52But the truth is that 6.35, she is yet to get started.

00:57Well, just 0.03 behind India as a Shelly Singh.

01:01Subirya Hata is at number four in the action we've seen so far.

01:06Can she better that and go past India as a Shelly Singh?

01:09She needs to clock at least 6.39 to be able to do so.

01:14To come into fourth position.

01:15Steve Fitch is a women's 3,000 meter medal ceremony is currently on where India won a silver and a bronze.

01:39Parul, Chaudhary, and Preeti, you can watch the medal ceremony on Sony 10-2.

01:44So, two medals for India, PNP.

01:58Two better than one, but Parul will have looked at the winner and said, well, too hot to handle, just too good on the day in that event.

02:08She almost owned that event, Bahraini.

02:12She's too good, Manish, and I'll tell you what, she's only going to get better.

02:16She's 23 years of age, even Fedyavi.

02:18She is going to have a career that the world of track and field will remember.

02:22What she's already achieved is sensational, but I personally think she's not even at her peak.

02:30I suppose she took a cue from Ravinaj Sabli's book.

02:33We saw the margin of victory for Ravinaj Sabli.

02:36Here she is then, the Japanese, a Sumire Hata at number 5, looking to clock at least 6.39.

02:43Not a bad looking run up there.

02:45She used the board well.

02:46She's very close to that 6.5 mark.

02:49If it is valid, she doesn't look too happy.

02:52If it is valid, she may have given herself that fourth spot, has she?

02:58I still don't think, Manish, she's got her rhythm going.

03:01While it's a valid attempt, it is not where she wanted it to be.

03:05And that is why she's a bit disappointed with her attempt.

03:10Yeah, 6.42.

03:11She's getting better, but we know that she can go well beyond that.

03:19Well, the impact, the influence of this jump is that India Shaili Singh is now down to 5.

03:25She's replaced by Sumire Hata of Japan with a 6.42.

03:29Now she's in fourth place.

03:31So, Shaili Singh now has her work cutout.

03:34That's where things stand, as I said.

03:37It's been a topsy-turvy sort of contest.

03:40So, Shaili dijeing.

03:43Let me if I'm going to give you a recap.

03:47Yeah.

03:50It's been a 12th here.

03:52I said.

03:55I said.

03:56It's being a 10th.

03:58I'd like to clap, but we will let you feel the agility role of the event.

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