#London2017: Mowatt only J’can in 400mH final
Norway's Karsten Warholm, left, leads Dominican Republic's Juander Santos and Jamaica's Kemar Mowatt during their Men's 400 meters hurdles semifinal during the World Athletics Championships in London Monday, Aug 7, 2017
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August 7, 2017

#London2017: Mowatt only J’can in 400mH final

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Kemar Mowatt will be the only Jamaican to line up in the final of the 400m hurdles Wednesday afternoon after he advanced as one of the fastest losers at the 1th IAAF World Championships currently underway in London.

Mowatt, who ran in the first semi-final, clocked 48.66 seconds.

Hyde was third in heat two in a time of 49.75s, while Cunningham could only manage 50.54 seconds to place sixth in heat three.

The final is set for 3:30 pm.

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