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Australia’s Nicola Olyslagers soars back to form on spectacular Diamond League night

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Australia’s Nicola Olyslagers soars back to form on spectacular Diamond League night

High jump world champion wins gold at prestigious meet in Zurich Cam Myers impresses again in men’s 3000m with third place Nicola Olyslagers soared back to her world champion best at the Zurich Weltklasse meeting, but even the Australian high jump great was eclipsed on a spectacular night when two world records were smashed .

Alison dos Santos shattered the world mark in the men’s ‌400m hurdles, breaking a five-year old mark of 45.94, while ‌Masai Russell blazed ‌to a ‌world record in the women’s 100m hurdles, clocking 12.09sec to eclipse the previous mark of 12.12.

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