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Kenya's Ngetich breaks women-only half marathon world record by one second
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Kenyan runner Agnes Ngetich won the World Athletics Road Running Championships in Copenhagen with a time of one hour, five minutes, and 15 seconds. Her performance established a new women-only half marathon world record by eclipsing the previous mark by a single second.
WHY IT MATTERS
This performance establishes a new benchmark in long-distance running by setting a fresh world record in the women-only half marathon category.
Sept 20 - Kenya's Agnes Ngetich took a second off the previous women-only half marathon world record as she won the World Athletics Road Running Championships in Copenhagen on Sunday, stopping the clock at one hour, five minutes and 15 seconds.
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