In her first event of the outdoor season in Europe, Asian Games silver medalist Jyoti won the gold medal by clocking 12.87 seconds, ahead of Dutch hurdler Mira Groot, who finished second in 13.67 seconds, while another Dutch sprinter Hannah Van Bast finished in 13.84 seconds. sec.
In finishing first and clocking 12.87, Yarazi missed the entry standard for the Olympics, set at 12.77, by o.10 seconds.
Earlier in the day, Jyoti had qualified for the 100m hurdles final by clocking 13.04 seconds.
This is the second time that Jyoti, who trains at the Reliance Foundation High-Performance Center in Bhubaneswar, fell short of the qualifying mark by one hundredth of a second after she clocked a national record of 12.78 to clinch a bronze medal at the Worlds. University Games in Chengdu, China. Jyoti, who performed well in the Asian Indoor Season at the beginning of the year, will compete in five more events during the Olympic qualifying period, which ends on June 30 this year.
Meanwhile, Indian men's hurdler Tejas Shirse won the 110m hurdles at the SAM meet with a personal best timing of 13.56 seconds, ahead of Dutch athletes Jos van Helmondt (13.80 seconds) and Jamie Sese (13.92 seconds). are.
Men's 200m national record holder Amlan Borgohain was also scheduled to compete in Vught on Thursday but did not attend the event.
In finishing first and clocking 12.87, Yarazi missed the entry standard for the Olympics, set at 12.77, by o.10 seconds.
Earlier in the day, Jyoti had qualified for the 100m hurdles final by clocking 13.04 seconds.
This is the second time that Jyoti, who trains at the Reliance Foundation High-Performance Center in Bhubaneswar, fell short of the qualifying mark by one hundredth of a second after she clocked a national record of 12.78 to clinch a bronze medal at the Worlds. University Games in Chengdu, China. Jyoti, who performed well in the Asian Indoor Season at the beginning of the year, will compete in five more events during the Olympic qualifying period, which ends on June 30 this year.
Meanwhile, Indian men's hurdler Tejas Shirse won the 110m hurdles at the SAM meet with a personal best timing of 13.56 seconds, ahead of Dutch athletes Jos van Helmondt (13.80 seconds) and Jamie Sese (13.92 seconds). are.
Men's 200m national record holder Amlan Borgohain was also scheduled to compete in Vught on Thursday but did not attend the event.
