Asian Games 2018: Sprinter Dutee Chand bolts to silver medal in women's 100m dash, breaks 20-year drought
Running in lane number 7, Dutte clocked 11.32 seconds, a tad below her national record of 11.29 seconds.


India's Dutee Chand celebrates on the podium after winning the silver medal in the women's 100m final. AP[/caption]Odiong Edidiong of Bahrain won the gold in 11.30 while Wei Yongli of China took the bronze in 11.33 in a close finish.The 22-year-old from Odisha was taking part in his first Asian Games. She was suspended by the IAAF in 2014 under its hyperandrogenism policy but she filed an appealed before the Court of Arbitration for Sports and won it.Recently, under a revised rule of the IAAF, Dutee was left outside the purview of the hyperandrogenism policy which gave her liberty to pursue her career.India's last medal in this event was the bronze won by Rachita Mistry in 1998 Asian Games.Click here to view the medals tally of the 2018 Asian Games
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