World leader
A teary-eyed Kaliese Spencer of Jamaicareacts after winning the women's 400mhurdles event in a world-leading 54.71seconds at the Diamond League athleticsmeeting in Shanghai, China, yesterday.(PHOTO: AFP)
Athletics, Sports
May 16, 2015

World leader

A tear-eyed Kaliese Spencer of Jamaica reacts after winning the women’s 400m hurdles event in a world-leading 54.71 seconds at the Diamond League athletics meeting in Shanghai, China, yesterday. (PHOTO: AFP)

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