SEA Games: Umar shatters 22-year national record to take gold in men's 400m


– Bernama

PHNOM PENH: Umar Osman was sent to the Cambodia SEA Games for exposure but the 20-year-old was eager to show that he was the real deal.

The youngster caused a shock in the men's 400m race when he took gold by clocking a time of 46.34s at the Morodok Techo Stadium here on Tuesday (May 9).

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