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AFI Media<\/strong><\/p>\n Bengaluru, April 10:<\/strong> Sprinter Amlan Borgohain (Assam), Long Jumper M Sreeshankar (Kerala) and 100m Hurdler Jyothi Yarraji (Andhra Pradesh) made their first appearance in a domestic competition this year memorable by winning gold in the AFI Indian Grand Prix 3 Athletics competition at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium here today.<\/p>\n Amlan Borgohain, 24, claimed the 100-200 double. Having taken a break after the Asian Indoor Championships in February, he returned to outdoor competition and sustained his acceleration to clock 10.50 seconds and win by two-hundredths of a second from Amiya Kumar Mallick (Odisha). He returned to the track less than an hour later to take the 200m in 21.20 seconds.<\/p>\n Commonwealth Games silver medalist Sreeshankar, whose last competition was the National Games in October 2022, produced three efforts that were good for gold today. The World No. 6 won with a leap of 7.94m on his last try. He was satisfied with his efforts since he is coming back from a grade 2 hamstring injury that kept him on the sidelines for three months.<\/p>\n Like Amlan Borgohain, Jyothi Yarraji took a break from competing after the Asian Indoor Championships and marked her return in the same venue where she rewrote the National Record at 12.82 seconds. She cruised to a win, clocking an easy 13.44 seconds, suggesting that India\u2019s only sub-13 second hurdler was focusing on getting the technique right at the start of a big season.<\/p>\n Aishwarya Kailash Mishra (Maharashtra) became the third Indian woman 400m sprinter to clock a sub-54 seconds time twice this year. She won the event today in 53.63 seconds, leaving Kiran Pahal (Haryana) in her wake. Muhammed Ajmal won the men\u2019s quarter-mile in 46.63 seconds, his best effort of the year and the third time he has gone below 47 seconds in 2023.<\/p>\n Hima Das, who had to endure a disqualification for a false start in the Indian Grand Prix 2 in Thiruvananthapuram, bounced back to win the women\u2019s 200m while GK Vijayakumari (Karnataka) returned to a national-level 800m after five years and beat Madhya Pradesh\u2019s KM Deeksha with a surge over the last 100m.<\/p>\n The results<\/p>\n Men<\/p>\n 100m (races A, B and C): 1. Amlan Borgohain (Assam) 10.50 seconds; 2. Amiya Kumar Mallick (Odisha) 10.52; 3. Hassan Saaid (Maldives) 10.61.<\/p>\n 200m (races A and B): 1. Amlan Borgohain (Assam) 21.20 seconds; 2. Animesh Kujur (Chhattisgarh) 21.53; 3. Hassan Saaid (Maldives) 21.72.<\/p>\n 400m (races A, B and C): 1. Muhammed Ajmal (Kerala) 46.63 seconds; 2. Nihal Joel (Karnataka) 47.12; 3. Rahul Ramesh Kadam (Maharashtra) 47.13.<\/p>\n 800m: 1. Anikesh Chaudhary (Himachal Pradesh) 1:50.53; 2. Abhishek Singh Thakur (Madhya Pradesh) 1:52.53.<\/p>\n 110m Hurdles: 1. Tejas Ashok Shirse (Maharashtra) 13.81 seconds; 2. Madhvendra Singh Shekhawat (Rajasthan) 13.92; 3. Sachin Binu (Kerala) 14.48.<\/p>\n 400m Hurdles: 1. MP Jabir (Kerala) 51.61 seconds; 2. T Santhosh Kumar (Tamil Nadu) 51.85; 3. Nirmal Yadav (Maharashtra) 52.34.<\/p>\n Long Jump: 1. M Sreeshankar (Kerala) 7.94m; 2. P David (Tamil Nadu) 7.80; 3. Vishnu Siva Sankar (Delhi) 7.63.<\/p>\n Discus Throw: 1. Harpreet Singh (Punjab) 54.76m; 2. Vijay Ramajeyam (Tamil Nadu) 48.96; 3. Ashwani Lamba (Haryana) 47.99.<\/p>\n Women<\/p>\n 100m: 1. Archana Suseendran (Tamil Nadu) 11.71 seconds; 2. AT Daneshwari (Karnataka) 11.79; 3. Nithya Gandhe (Telangana) 11.96.<\/p>\n 200m: 1. Hima Das (Assam) 23.77 seconds; 2. Jyothika (Karnataka) 24.88; 3. Zia Moosa Shafeeu (Maldives) 26.84.<\/p>\n 400m: 1. Aishwarya Kailash Mishra (Maharashtra) 53.63 seconds; 2 Kiran Pahal (Haryana) 55.32; 3. VK Vismaya (Kerala) 55.37.<\/p>\n 800m: 1. GK Vijayakumari (Karnataka) 2:09.70; 2. KM Deeksha (Madhya Pradesh) 2:10.95; 3. Bhagyalaxmi Donthu Laxmi (Telangana) 2:15.40.<\/p>\n 100m Hurdles: 1. Jyothi Yarraji (Andhra Pradesh) 13.44 seconds; 2. Sapna Kumari (Jharkhand) 13.85; 3. Agasara Nandini (Telangana) 13.85.<\/p>\n 400m Hurdles: 1. VK Salini (Kerala) 1:02.34.<\/p>\n High Jump: 1. Rubina Yadav (Haryana) 1.81m; 2. Pavana Nagaraj (Karnataka) 1.64; 3. SP Supriya (Karnataka) 1.55.<\/p>\n Triple Jump: 1. KM Sonam (Uttar Pradesh) 13.50m; 2. Karthika Gothandapani (Andhra Pradesh) 13.11; 3. Mallala Anusha (Andhra Pradesh) 12.77.<\/p>\n Shot Put: 1. Tunlai Narzary (Assam) 14.18m; 2. B Vaishnavi (Tamil Nadu) 11.50.<\/p>\n Discus Throw: 1. Annu (Haryana) 44.67m; 2. Priyadarshini Moyyappan (Tamil Nadu) 40.58; 3. Anagha Lakshmi Kurra (Andhra Pradesh) 32.88.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n