Uganda's Jacent Nyamahunge (centre) and Kenya's Ferdinard Omanyala (right) during their training at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani on February 22, 2023.
Athletics Kenya Thursday indicated that 1525 athletes had registered online for the meeting by noon and more were expected to register by the close of business at 3pm, making it the largest turnout ever
Away from the sprints, the men’s 5,000m final on Friday looks appealing with former World Under-20 5,000m champion Edward Zakayo and two-time World 10,000m silver medallist Paul Tanui highlighting the event
The 2022 World Under-20 1,500m champion Vincent Keter, experienced 2014 Commonwealth Games 1,500m champion James Magut and Cornelius Kiplagat are favourites in men's 1,500m
A record over 1,500 athletes are set to battle out in the second leg of Athletics Kenya Track and Field Meeting starting Friday at the Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi.
Athletics Kenya Thursday indicated that 1525 athletes had registered online for the meeting by noon and more were expected to register by the close of business at 3pm, making it the largest turnout ever.
