Athletics - Namibia's Mboma cements sprint reputation in Brussels


FILE PHOTO: Tokyo 2020 Olympics - Athletics - Women's 200m - Final - Olympic Stadium, Tokyo, Japan - August 3, 2021. Christine Mboma of Namibia celebrates after winning silver REUTERS/Hannah Mckay

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Namibia's Christine Mboma cemented her growing reputation as a sprint champion of the future with victory over a strong field in the women's 200 metres in Brussels on Friday.

The Olympic silver medallist, aged 18, left it late to pass Jamaica's Shericka Jackson and British world champion Dina Asher-Smith, second and third respectively, winning in 21.84 seconds.

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