Rohan Browning bounced back from disappointment at the world championships, running 10.1 seconds in his heat to reach the 100m semi-finals at the Commonwealth Games | SMHsport
Rohan Browning knew he had a fast race in him somewhere, he just couldn’t find it all year.
His time was seriously impressive given the conditions and the added pressure he was carrying coming in knowing his form had been patchy all year and he had beenIt was the fifth quickest time of the heats, with Sri Lanka’s Yupun Abeykoon quickest in 10.06s. The field is strong in Birmingham in the sprints with nine runners who have gone under 10 seconds before.
“I was thinking to myself I can cut the jets here and I thought ‘actually no there is a Jamaican next to me I probably should run through the line’. I am just happy to have finished the race in one piece.