00:00Eight years on from her Commonwealth victory in Australia, Misha Lee Ayi's return almost ended before it started.
00:07Watch it once more. Athlete in blue. Look, it's a wobble of the hips.
00:11It's not actually what I would describe as a false start because Ayi of anyone is the one who's actually
00:17broken early
00:18and sort of confirmed human decisions rather than to drive them. And I reckon we've got a yellow card here.
00:24But given a reprieve, the 34-year-old responded with a second-place finish.
00:30This time we're away safely and a little bit of wind picking up here.
00:35Marnie Lantico has made a really good start being chased down by Misha Lee Ayi.
00:39Marnie Lantico is going to get this really nice, heavy, high lead of the 11.03, the fastest of the
00:45morning so far.
00:46With only the 17 fastest advances, she went through with the 10th fastest time of 11.35 seconds.
00:54Joining her in the semifinals with the 11th fastest time is 24-year-old Lea Bertrand, who won her heat
01:01in 11.44 seconds.
01:03Heat 2, who means 100 meters.
01:07Safely away, really nice start from Lea Bertrand, but already going nice as well as Romulus,
01:12but these two are coming well clear.
01:14Even alone as well as a battle for first, and it's going to be Bertrand who just gets it on
01:18the line.
01:18A little slower than the owning heat, 11.42, unofficially.
01:24However, the third of TNT's women, Reece Webster, failed to advance despite finishing second in heat five in a time
01:31of 11.63 seconds.
01:33Strongly also the P.G. and the Lea Bertrand moving nicely here, and also Reece Webster, Trinidad, Tobago.
01:39But as Kola's going to take it, Webster comes through in second.
01:42Yamsa after there of the Gambia.
01:44Prior to that, TNT had two men competing in the 100 qualifiers,
01:48as Omari Lewis booked his spot in the semis with victory in heat nine.
01:54And it's a nice, clean start.
01:56He's done so well so far with the starts.
01:59Rahman's moving nicely on the inside line, isn't he?
02:01But look at the black of Lewis.
02:03There you go.
02:04The familiar colors of Trinidad and Tobago.
02:0710.18 seconds.
02:09However, Eric Harrison Jr. finished third in his heat, but failed to advance.
02:13Green of Antigua, and it's Green of Antigua, and a GB, and it's going to be Green who takes it.
02:1910.12.
02:20And TNT will have a representative in the men's long jump final,
02:24as Kelsey Daniel produced a best distance of 7.74 meters on his second attempt.
02:30Athlete at the moment is Elisia Ajibi from Canada.
02:3410.31.
02:36Yeah, and we've got six athletes due to line up in the final heat,
02:39so that's why they can confidently say, with obviously no more than 17 still to come,
02:44and that's the coaches on the left, going through the jumps, rewinding,
02:48looking for the adjustment.
02:497.74 meters in round number two.
02:52Terrence Clark, TV6 Sport.
03:02Terrence Clark, TV6 Sport.
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