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Sharifa Davronova wins Asian Games women’s triple jump with 14.35m

Uzbekistan’s Sharifa Davronova won the women’s triple jump at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on 24 September with 14.35m. China’s Huang Yingying took silver at 14.12m and Li Yi bronze at 13.83m.

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Sharifa Davronova wins Asian Games women’s triple jump with 14.35m
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Uzbekistan’s Sharifa Davronova won the women’s triple-jump final at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on 24 September, producing 14.35m. Asian Athletics’ official results hub records the final as complete, while World Athletics lists 14.35m on that date as Davronova’s personal best.

China’s Huang Yingying finished second with 14.12m. Her compatriot Li Yi took third with 13.83m. The complete leading three is the same in Olympics.com’s Asian Games medallists table and an IANS report from the final.

The result gives the women’s field programme a completed final for 24 September. This update is limited to the verified placings and marks; the official competition page did not list a record in connection with the result.

Readers looking for a general guide to interpreting field-event tables can see how to read a long-jump result sheet. For a separate explanation of how equal marks can be resolved in another field discipline, read why identical high-jump marks do not always produce a tie.

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