Umar out to rewrite own 400m record at world meet

By ADAM ZAMRI

PETALING JAYA: National 400m runner Umar Osman has a clear mission as he heads to the World Championships in Tokyo from Sept 13-21.

His goal is to break his personal best, which is also the national record of 46.09 seconds, set two years ago at the 2023 World University Games in Chengdu.

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