Shanghai: Highlights Athletics: IAAF Diamond League

Welcome to highlights of the Shanghai Diamond league. The series

got off to a flying start in Doha. The crowd are on their feet. Big

victory. What a response. Looking good. Striding through. Shanghai is

the largest city that host a Diamond league meeting, with an estimated

population of 24 million. Well-known for it towering skyscrapers, it is

the commercial hub of China. They are you've got the start of the

first race. The surprise champion in Beijing

last year. The first man to break 48 seconds and he did it in the World

Championship final. There is not much in it as they

approach the first turn. There is not much in it as they

going well, so is Clements, but certainly Bett going strongly. Top

class competitor when it comes to the Championship. They are coming

into the street. Look at the inside. Very good 300 metres. Coming through

very strongly. He may well take this. 48.9. Very good competitive

race. Really gave those with a high credential a real race. You would

not have put him in with a chance of winning. Copello has not been too

strong over the hurdles. This appointment for the world champion,

but the Olympic silver-medallist, really strong. He came off better

than anybody. Really finished strongly. It is Tinsley who get the

honours. There it is, season best. Good run by Dobek.

Coming up, Justin Gatlin and in the men's hundred metres. The pole

vault. Bondarenko takes on local heroes in

the high jump. The women's long jump, on the far side of the

stadium. It was a very good opener and that

is certainly going to put the pressure on the rest of the field,

that's for sure. Only the first four go through to the last three rounds

of the field events. 6.9 five. What a way to start the competition. That

looked easy. This is a man who cleared 2.42 into vogue and 14. Two

centimetres off the world record. Start the competition well. He looks

good so far. That is more like it. A bit of

aggression in the last performance. Looking a bit happier this time. The

crowd are warming to this, and so is he. Conditions were not as benign as

they are tonight. On the far side of the track, the women lining up for

the 1500 metres. Very good field we have got.

The way is left open for Faith Kipyegon. The pacemaker is

Tverdostup. Kipyegon says she is in great shape and ready to go. There

is Jenny Simpson. We'll Jenny Simpson be able to

follow with her? She's done well at the world champions, in the Olympic

Games, she wants to make sure the Americans are they when the medals

are being handed out. We'll get a good indication as to what sort of

form they are in. She's got through the first 300 pretty quickly. The

field is strong note. It is a respectable race. We will forget

about the pacemaking. Jenny Simpson is such an athlete, world champion.

She is a class act when it comes to the major championships. Kipyegon is

in current form. Has always come off the base of a cross-country

background and that has seen her in very good form. She loves Shanghai

and she broke the record here. She enjoys it. We will see no as the 800

metres mark, the first of those marks we will see, what sort of time

they are doing. Kipyegon just sitting back off the pace. Jenny

Simpson sitting a little further back and watching what is going on.

He was right up there. The pace is expected to drop but Kipyegon, I

would imagine will not be out there for much longer. The second lap was

around 66 seconds, that often happens, they go off quick and then

settle down. There is a gap of three metres,

certainly, Kipyegon has got the job of leading the field around. With

one lap to go, it seems to me Kipyegon is leading with a

vengeance. They are kicking down the back

straight. The 19-year-old is ready to pounce.

The Kenyon has got five metres. This is really impressive. Kipyegon. 100

metres to go and she is easily moving away from this field. This is

excellent sprinting but there is a huge amount of distance. What a last

lap. A meeting record. It was not that quick through 800 metres, 1200

metres, but that last 200 can kick pretty well. I think HAssan has got

some injury problems. They've got someone to content with here. --

Hassan. That was excellent from Kipyegon. It was an excellent

finish. It is early days. That is a pretty good run. She is way down in

the field. That was class. Absolute class. It is a new record for Kenny.

Nettey of Canada. This is her third Some personal bests.

That is second place. It was pretty good on the board. Nice technique,

nothing complicated about that. It is a good extension. Good jumps.

Season's best. Really got to go for this one. Yes. Big sigh of relief.

He allows himself a smile. Justin Gatlin goes in the 100

metres. He says he is aiming for Gould in Brazil. The men are out.

This should be a cracker. Justin Gatlin has got an ankle

problem. We will soon find out whether it will go. Rogers,

silver-medallist. World indoor silver-medallist. He is said to have

an ankle injury. Gatlin certainly got away well. He

is leading this field. That is the time you would expect.

It is said that he is not as sharp as he has been, but an injury front

that was a dominant of racing. He is difficult to beat, only one man can

do it, and he is not here at the moment. I think you'll be pleased to

get the win. He said he is not sure what's sort of, that he's missed

training because of his ankle problems. I'm not sure when he will

stop running really fast. 9.94 certainly couldn't have. Not the

sort of form that he is in theoretically. As ever, Catlin opens

up the gap, disclosed on him a little in the last 30 or 40, maybe

that is where he is missing a little. There she is, Justin Gatlin

at 9.9 four. Season best. This is how the Diamond League

points system works. There are 14 meetings in, with 16 different track

and field events for men and women across the season. Every event, be

it Sprint, hurdles or shop but has its own competition with seven

rounds. The winner of each round gets ten points, or the way down to

1.4 six. Double points are up for grabs in the finale is in Zurich and

Brussels. In September each overall Diamond League race winner will take

home $40,000 and a sparkling diamond trophy.

This is China Bartoletta and in fifth round, 675 with that jump.

Champion in the long fifth round, 675 with that jump.

in 2015, and also back in 2005 as well. Lovely left, once again, the

simplicity of that hang in the centre. Getting a position to extend

simplicity of that hang in the and perform six .7 five. That is the

Canadian, Nettey Christabel. Very quick on the runway. That is just

short of the lead just don't. -- just now. This is the fifth round.

She hits the board well, very quick. Pan-American games winner last year,

and World Championship finalist. She has been around for a little while.

Not particularly big, but very quick on the runway. That is second place

for her. The world indoor bronze-medallist, Lorraine Ugen, had

a difficult night to night. Harry could only finish in fifth place,

and's best performance came in the third round, 655, not good enough to

get another three jumps in the competition. There you have got the

final result. Ivana Spanovic twit that 6.95, meeting record. Then the

world champion, Bartoletta, settling for third place. 400 metres lined up

like this, no athlete in lane one. Athletes to watch out for our

Shaunae Miller and Shericka Jackson, that is the future of the event

here. Lovely Williams-Mills of Jamaica leads as well. These young

lady, Shaunae Miller of the Bahamas is impressing everyone, World

Championship silver-medallist behind Allyson Felix last year with a

bronze at the indoor couple of years ago. Really is with Jackson, showing

the potential that is around just now. She is just 21 years old as

well, Shericka Jackson. Shaunae Miller already on great form this

year. Williams-Mills could run for her in Kingston recently but Miller

already under 50 seconds. Miller starting very quickly, taking

couple of metres off Jackson outside her. Starting fast in lane eight.

They are setting the pace. Jackson is starting to get moving. Her

season form has not been quite as good. Shaunae Miller setting the

pace through the first 200. They might stop, under some pressure.

Hastings starting to run her down. Shaunae Miller still looks a little

tight at this point. As she overcooked it through the first 200

metres? Trying to hang on, MacPherson, three. Miller trying to

strengthen this out. Hastings is finishing as well, Miller now

pulling away, opens up a gap over the last 21st of Miller takes its

just outside 50 seconds. Heating is for the law places, Shericka

Jackson, really disappointing performance from her. But Miller,

that was hard tonight. Maybe went performance from her. But Miller,

out to hard through the first 200, performance from her. But Miller,

really did attack it. It's a bit breezy back straight, straight,

dodged it wrong and a chair to fight hard, looked like he was -- she

would come under some hard, looked like he was -- she

she hung on. Yes, the first 200 was very strong, she looks like she was

going to suffer very strong, she looks like she was

300. She had a little bit left in the final stages, which was

surprisingly no way. Tall, elegant and powerful in the final stages

ahead of Steph MacPherson and Natasha Hastings, also punishing

pretty quickly as well. Good injuries from Miller. Holding

perform very well. She has run much quicker already this year but

MacPherson with her season's best. Disappointing performance from some

of the others. The mental 's Pol Pot sees a casting the world and Olympic

champions foot up Shawn Barber won gold in Beijing last year as a world

title yet again eluded Renaud Lavillenie. You'll be looking to

retain his Olympic title in Rio summarises younger rival will to

build on the fantastic season of 2015. This is Shawn Barber, the

world champion having passed 552 at at his world attempt, is to get over

this to survive in the competition. No love Elaine either. Barbara,

first attempt, he has to get over because it is his third attempt. --

no Lavillenie. This time Barbara dicing with real problems. Sigh of

relief, he is well clear. dicing with real problems. Sigh of

Barber survives. We'll see more of the world champion.

Pole vault is Lavillenie. He said he was in a bit of bother, a sigh of

relief from the Frenchman. Great winter season and he will want to

really set is outdoor season off well. He has had a couple of

competitions, but once you're into the Diamond League, everyone starts

thinking about six metres. He looks a long way from that night so far.

thinking about six metres. He looks He looks a little bit disgruntled,

but he is over. Clear on the second attempt. This is why new, -- Wang.

We are up to the bigger heights. Sadly for him, that is the end. Bar

at 231. Really starting to find people out now.

Zhang has a third and final attempt at 231. He really can do this. He

has had 233 this season, his best is 238, can he do it in front of his

home crowd. So close! So he has gone as well. It looks to me as though

Bondarenko is in the driving seat in this competition. Yes, he is the

only one left now. It is up to him how high he goes. His first-time

clearances at 222, two to eight, he doesn't have to go higher. Starting

for the men's 800 metres, as they go through. Zelinsky ran well at the

world indoors. One of the biggest names in world athletics, great

seeing here in Shanghai for the first time, first Diamond League

appearance of 20 16th two -- 2016, world record holder as well. And

Michael Rimmer from Great Britton on the inside, his first big tournament

of the season. Radicchio ran well previously, he says he's looking for

143 tonight for meeting record. previously, he says he's looking for

has been left at the start line, but more importantly the pacemaker, Bram

Som might as well stop running because Bram Som and Rhodesia did

not know the gun had gone. Look at him, there is no way he will catch

up. 30 metres behind, he was asked to 350 seconds for the radicchio

glides up on the outside, wondering where somebody's, the only one who

realises that some didn't start probably first look at some racing

around the outside get to the front, he will run about 46 seconds, that

is impressive in itself. What a farce. It was. There were a couple

of them did not hear, some is backing the lead at last. This is a

challenge for him, he really has had to motor with radicchio look so easy

in comparison. 52 68 for the first foreign metres. Incredible. So when

ski -- Sowinski tugs in second place behind the great man. This is a

different type of race and one that he is more than used to being able

to control. Radicchio moving up on the outside. Zelinsky sitting where

he has been. Protest blocked on the inside. When spread looking for room

on the outside. Cook made as well as the world indoor Championships

trying to put them under pressure. Has the big man got the ability to

kick away this early in the season in this type of race? He has got the

lead. He has got what I had on the inside. People are trying to get

through. The big man will be beaten. Wrote it has screamed through, David

Rudisha is beaten and a big shot here. David Rudisha, Rogers found a

gap as radicchio floundered. He was watching the people on the outside.

Stewart, you have to be able to win these races. It was supposed to be

set up by the pacemaker, I can see him complaining to race organisers

already but that is not their fault, you start to run the race, he is not

happy. But that is like a championship race, a championship

type of time if you're in the heats or semifinals. Not winning to what

he was thinking about coming into the race, but wrote it, he is always

quick on the home straight, but I bet even he wasn't expecting to slip

through and Rhodesia beat so for any home straight. How did he move out

and allow the gap to occur on the inside? He must have realised he was

coming and then you cannot move across full stop you write about

Cook Amy, he was running strongly. Wrote it and be what, the ones that

run past him -- they're what by what an -- Rotich and by what -- Robert

Biwott. That of a messy race from any of them, including the

Americans, well down. The man who has already won the iPod -- item

competition, he decided to pass the 231, did not attempt that. This

would be best in the world so far this year, third attempt at 234. He

has entertained the crowd, they would probably have loved to have

seen their champion and give him more to think about tonight, but he

has only had five jobs, two first-time clearances and then comes

in at 234 and does not go clear. How things have changed. She Ms form,

Bondarenko has been injured and is coming back into the scene, no one

is really getting up to the great heights and yet, but it is early.

She is really in trouble. There is the result. All decided on count

back. His second jumpers or the gone. What can he do?

That is the lead by the look of it, has extended beyond the eight-metre

line. Let's look at the board, perfect, spot on the board. Good

position and good live, a nice 2.5 hitch kick.

The he has said himself, his technique must be improved. He has

got ability. The 3000 metres steeplechase, there it is. The

principles in this race. Olympic Games silver-medallist in London

there. The world champion is Kiyeng. Let's see what sort of race we can

get here. They were saying that they wanted to get somewhere near nine

minutes and 15 seconds. The pacemakers are right in front and it

looks as though they mean business. That is a good

looks as though they mean business. field is already beginning to spread

out in this early stages. It is a wide-open event in the World

out in this early stages. It is a Championships. There have been

several champions over the years. Kiyeng won the world champions. It

has been a very up and down period for the steeplechasers. It has.

Certainly, tucked in there, not that interested in the early pace but she

is a very good athlete. She probably went in as the favourite. The winner

in Shanghai is at the fourth. An open looking event but for me, she

has got the right action. Did not win very much -- I very much in the

World Championships. We've got a fall and it is believed runner! She

is gone. Before that barrier. It leaves Zhang in the lead. That was a

pretty heavy fall. Back to the vault. Yes. I think he's happy with

that. Just looking at the attempts there. He's had successes. That is

an emphatic clearance. It really is. He is putting pressure on everyone.

Very strong on the runway. He is creating the energy to deliver him

back to the top. Barbour really had problems, 5.6 two. Let's see what he

does at this one. Not as good as the previous but he has got it. He's

very cold. When you look at him as an athlete, years superbly equipped

for this event. He has got a problem.

He has looked really out of sorts this evening. That is more like it.

With the indoor forms you been showing, would start the season with

a bit of a bang. Still doesn't work as smooth as we often

a bit of a bang. Still doesn't work Frenchman but a little fist bump to

the stands. That is better. Two last ago. If she keeps this going she is

set for a very good time. If you are in the range of 9.10, she could

still hit that, despite the fact she went so hard, still running strongly

and at the minute there is no sign of slowing down. Not making any

progress in closing that gap. The Kenyon is starting to pick it up a

little bit. As you say, has got a little bit of pressure coming. It is

not over yet. If Kiyeng can find a little bit of balance, you never

know. It has been a very good run by the leader. That is brochure. Every

barrier it is like she is landing in mud, just about stopping. The world

champion is closing with every single straight here. She's got to

be tired at this sort of pace. Both of them running pretty quick. Just

about three quarters of a lap to go. The world champion has really got

closer and closer and subtle increase pace as they approach 200

metres to go. I think Kiyeng will come off this better. She takes over

with 200 metres to go. Kiyeng leagues. In second place is the

young woman who has led for most of this. The rest are miles behind.

This is a fine run and look at the clock. She has fallen over. She is

still going to hold second place. Very quick indeed. Going to hold on

for third. She was taken online. If that is confirmed that will be the

sixth fastest of all time. Just waiting for the official

confirmation. You've got to feel sorry. She seemed to catch the

curve. Partly because she was so tired. When it comes back to bite

you, it really does. She was so tired coming into the home straight.

When she saw the champion pulling away, she lost a few seconds.

Finished ten seconds behind in the end. But you've got to hand it to

this young lady. When you watch her going over the barriers, that is

what most of them cannot do. She has that ability to take the barrier in

her stride and even if it was not a close race it enables her to win.

But people were falling and tripping and that was very early on. I wonder

whether we will see that in the last lap. She went down, she was so

tired. Look at this, that is not bad.

You lose concentration, step on the curve. Hopefully she has not twisted

her ankle. She did finish OK. How strong was Kiyeng?

her ankle. She did finish OK. How That will take some beating.

At the lead taken from them pretty quickly and with four left, still

leading from round one. That is very close. Leading the world rankings.

Very good. The Chinese athletes, because he has been in this round,

so few jumpers, E point 14. This is the final vault. World champion has

gone. He had to go higher if he was the final vault. World champion has

to have any chance of winning the event. That has not happened.

Nowhere near that. He's going to be back down in third place.

That was better on the plant. That is it. Those raked into the lead

with that. Second time clearance. Seeing the world champion go out and

that clearance is most emphatic. Very fast on the runway.

that clearance is most emphatic. to be positive. He has taken the

lead. You can see when they go through, they think, I will sit

lead. You can see when they go one out. He finds himself in fourth

place. That was good. Might have done himself some good. Saving his

best for the very end. Good fight off the board. That may have stood

him in good stead. That will move him into third spot.

Kendricks in the pole vault again. He's got it. Third and final

attempt. Watch out for her, Ahoure, and

Veronica Campbell-Brown, watch out for her. The most experienced in the

field. No problem with the start. It is pretty easy as they go into the

bend. Now putting some pressure on. Ahoure had a very good bet. She

really did. That was good to see, 22.72, not emphatic. Pretty tough

run but a very fine band indeed. Another disappointing performance

from Witney, Americans think she could be the future of their sprints

but she was a long way off. She gets a good start and you think

Campbell-Brown is going to go past but Ahoure finds a little bit extra.

Really good performance from her. Ivory Coast over two Jamaicans. The

javelin is now in progress as you can see.

800 grams javelin wing its way out to just short of 85 metres. We will

get confirmation of that in a moment. He leans back and applies

force of the biggest possible range. National champion a couple of

seasons ago. The best of 8676, also in Japan on the 8th of May. Has come

into year with a pretty good performance. Throwing into the wind,

8477 in the second round. In second place. The poll vault, Sam Kendricks

at five .8 eight. What can he do? Third attempt. He goes clear!

Lavillenie looked like he was in the box seat, Kendricks took three

attempts to clear it and in his third attempt the American takes the

advantage in the pole vault. Look at that, well clear. Real daylight for

the American. Would love outdoors to get closer to six metres, certainly

in the five 90s to begin with to go with what he has done indoors.

Kendricks, look at what that means to him. Superb from the American.

What a cop petition Abdelrahman had last year. -- competition. 95 metres

in this javelin competition. That is about 83, I would think. Not finding

before we've seen. He has been away from long time, World Championship

silver-medallist last year. He got 88.99 on that occasion. This is the

start of his new season. 81.51 is this season was not best, so that

will extend beyond it. He's obviously frustrated, not getting

any real power into that throw. It is about rhythm and timing and

exerting mother got that. It 3.16, he is in fourth place. Qualify here

the track the main line up for the hours -- 5000 metres. 12.5 laps, we

will look for and if your pin challenge not themselves with one or

two Kenyans getting in the mix. Kejelcha and Gebrhiwet to our young

Ethiopians with such reachability. Kejelcha is the world indoor

champion, the one that most people are excited about. Still 18

The meeting record of 30 minutes and four seconds, well under the ability

of many men in this field, just whether not they want to do that

night. What more fire does in championship races, they got to find

people in the pew -- Ethiopians and Kenyans, it tends to rely on these

trusted guys, Kejelcha gave Mo Farah good run. Kejelcha could then

produce the right sort of finish at the World Championships, although

what he did indoors was a great race over 3000 metres that sure he does

have pace. I think we can see the answer already today about the

question on the pacemaking. Let's ignore the one exception. On debt to

see how Kejelcha performs tonight. What tactics he employs and how he

decides to win this. Learning to win and kicked and how to kick, he was

rather the first couple of times, he likes to get in front at the right

time and build it up. It's if he can do this it is 593.

Disappointment in the past four Lavillenie, a couple times world

champion, bronze last year and was disappointed with that after being

world champion previously. Nowhere near Coral got all wrong on the

plant. Sam Kendricks, what a scout to take, to come in with a personal

best and beat the number one on performance in the world, man who

has been way over six metres in competition that tells the story. 59

three. First attempt, third overall. Kendricks takes it on. Confirmation,

5.88, an outdoor personal best. He has been higher indoors. The world

champion, Shawn Barber, hanging on to third place. Rohler in the

javelin. Round one was where he grappled it has not let go since.

He has been dominant all the way through, another good, solid

performance from him. Will not improve his position, but nobody

really coming that close. The Czech Republic man has been in good form

this year. It 4.77 in round two, but that was it. Again moving into the

last three rounds, the top for me, not really producing much or

changing the situation in the event at all. The selling in third,

Abdelrahman in fourth, the season plus that best as well. Not the

easiest of conditions, but Thomas Rohler, that first-round throw is

good enough for the winter night. There are chairs, Rohler at 85.7

one. Five glitch -- there it is. Two laps to go in the men's 5000.

Kejelcha in a good position there. Every red really tucked on the

inside -- Gebrhiwet. They're sitting in waiting, editors in the pack. Now

another stretch, Empire ran 1317 last year in Belgium. Asnicar Bardy

by a. Again attacking from the front, is looking good, Raab is

looking good. They're fighting for on, he needs to get out of where he

is with 600 goal. Look at the big man, how easy he looks. Kejelcha

just sitting there, beautifully relaxed. Wonderful piece of control

running just now. Gebrhiwet is grimacing a little right on the

inside, Merga is right behind him. There is a grace and by you has

taken it on, but the tall, elegant figure of Kejelcha is now about five

or six metres off the lead. This would be a surprise, buying him from

the front where he has been for the last three or four laps. Kejelcha

moving with him, Edwards trying to get up there. Ugandan also when with

a chance and an opportunity, but Gebrhiwet absolutely nowhere,

nothing more in his legs. Now they are gathering down the back

straight, Kejelcha, the world indoor champion, has he got enough?

Longosiwa holding the curb and hauling the tall Ethiopian. It

Ugandan who has hit the front. With the two-metre lead, Cheptegei, no

edges the two-metre lead, Cheptegei, no

the top bend with a real burst of speed. It is a dress who hits the

front. Longer see were trying to get back to him and Kejelcha trying to

chase as well that it will be Ethiopian, address, not who we

expected, he has enough time to wave to the crowd, disclosed 13

expected, he has enough time to wave just inside the 56 last lap, meeting

record. just inside the 56 last lap, meeting

nationality of the winner, however in an Olympic year when they are all

got to lay down a marker, where they will all be trying to make that

team, it is Muktar Edris who has jumped the top of the rankings as

far as Ethiopia are concerned, the Diamond League. Kejelcha on the last

lap, completely blown away. Did not look the same as I seen him in the

past. There was a lacklustre in his running, and Edwards had lots of

power coming past Longosiwa and Cheptegei was not finished and

longer see himself under pressure. That was such a good race, such a

good run by a dress. Muktar Edris, World Championship finalist, seventh

in the 5000 in Moscow in 2013. This is the start of a New Year as a

start that might see him putting pressure for the rest of the season.

That was a very good run indeed. Big win for him, under 30 minutes is

really good, the last kilometre and a personal best. For a long time in

buying was forcing the pace in the latter stages for is a really

disappointing for Kejelcha. The men's hurdles, barriers of three

foot six. What a we have. -- what afield we have. No problem

for the start. I hope they call them back, it was all over the place, the

second gun was late and they will take some time to recover from that

and get themselves set up again. I'm not sure what happened, there was.

-- if there was a false start or a faulty one or what. Let's have a

look at Ortega, you cannot tell from that. It is the red card. It came up

as less than 0.1, which is the deciding factor. I get he's not

happy but sometimes you have to accept that.

Another one. Merits this time. You cannot see from that come along the

far side, three in. That will not tell you. It is a red card. Urges

merit is gone as well. Another attempt at the men's 110 metres

hurdles. McLeod got away quickly. He can stay out of where the hurdles,

Parchment going strong as well Bascou is running strongly as well.

McLeod has it. He promised it and he said if I can get out of the way of

the hurdles then sub 30 will happen. The only manager of the high hurdles

event that has run below ten seconds and below 13 seconds. I have to say,

when you can run that quick over 100 metres you do need to be classy at

getting over these three foot six Paris, because they, so very fast.

When I spoke to merit after 's world record in 2011 he said it was scary,

the last three hurdles that appear, the way he attacks the hurdles,

beautiful Trail Lake, so quick, Parchment looked like he would

threaten, but that is a good run by Bascou on the far side. Very close

for Bascou, my not have got the third place, I think there was a

hold-up for the photograph, some opposition on the near side. It

might be there. Look at the third place. That is a beautiful race. It

could Bezy that got third. McLeod, 12.98, very good world lead.

I guess it was a case of big shocks in Shanghai tonight. David Rudisha

started his race poorly and never recovered. I think he will probably

be business as usual next time we see him, but I'm not sure about easy

and start Kejelcha, who did not pose a threat to Mo Farah in real Rio on

the basis of straight but that performance. Maybe we're saved the

best until the end, but McLeod, sub 13 seconds in the 110 hurdles, that

was brilliant. Plenty more athletics come up in the BBC over the next

week. On Friday there is the Manchester City games on BBC Two.

That is all from the Shanghai Diamond League. John is next

weekend. Goodbye.