Akani Symbian And Enoch Adejok Wanted To Win In 100m Race For Ghana Awards In Olympic 2020.

Nigeria's Enoch Adegoke and South Africa's Akani Simbine will go for gold in the last of the men's 100m later on Saturday evening. 

Another Nigerian, Tobi Asuman, arrived at the last of the lady's 100m while Kenyan team Ferguson Rotich and Emmanuel Korir will be in the race for decoration in the men's 800m. South Arica's Wayde van Niekerk qualified for Monday's semi-finals of the men's 400m as he offers to hold his Olympic title. 

Five African competitors will be in Wednesday's last of the ladies' 3,000 steeplechase as Nigeria's Ese Brume fits the bill for the ladies' long leap last. Egypt dominates the fourth game in Group An of the men's handball competition. 

Ghana's Samuel Takyi won his featherweight quarter-last 3-2 on focuses over Colombia's Ceiber David Segura to promise himself no less than a bronze award in Tokyo. The 20-year-old will presently confront the USA's Duke Ragan on Tuesday in the semi-finals, with the champ proceeding to battle for the gold award and the failure to agree to a bronze. 

Three of Ghana's four Olympic decorations have come in boxing, with Clement Quartey winning a silver in 1960, Eddie Blay, and Prince Amartey guaranteed bronzes at the 1964 and 1972 Games individually. 

Takyi's decoration will be the just one for Africa in men's confining Tokyo. 

The solitary other African fighter with a possibility of an award is Algeria's Imane Khalif in the ladies' lightweight division. She faces Ireland's Kellie Harrington in Tuesday's quarter-finals, with the victor ensured no less than a bronze. 

Sports evening meeting 

Nigerian Enoch Adegoke qualified naturally for the last for the men's 100m, set for later on Saturday, as he was given the second spot in the second semi-last. However, it required a near tie to isolate him from the USA's Trayvon Bromell, with the two men given 10.00 seconds. 

Additionally, in the second semi-last, South Africa's Shaun Maswanganyi completed 6th as he neglected to advance to the last. South Africa's Akani Simbine is likewise gone yet just like one of two quickest failures as he finished fourth in the third semi-last in 9.90 seconds. Finally, Ivory Coast's Arthur Cisse could get just completion seventh in the third semi-last and won't be in the last. 

Kenya's Ferdinand Omwurwa Omanyala passed up the last regardless of breaking his public record once more, which he set in Saturday's warms, with a period of 10.00 seconds as he completed third in the principal semi-last. 

The ideal opportunity for the 25-year-old, who had fought to be remembered for the Kenyan group for the games, was insufficient for him to advance as a quickest washout. Likewise, in the main semi-last, Nigeria's Usheoritse 'Dushos' Itsekiri pulled up with a hamstring injury a couple of meters from the end goal, while South Africa's Gift Leotlela doing likewise as he went too far. 

Nigeria's district champion Tobi Asuman won the principal semi-last of the ladies' 100m obstacles to fit the bill for Monday's conclusive, with the fourth quickest time. Liberia's Ebony Morrison set another public record of 12.74 seconds in the third semi-last yet could just completion 6th in her warmth and won't advance to the last.