Commonwealth Games 2018: Women's Long Jump, Neena Pinto, Nayana James carry India's hopes

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Final Results are here. Brooke Stratton of Australia with her tremendous performance qualifies to the Finals. As for India, Nayana tried her best but did not make it.

Priscilla TABUNDA gives a 5.68 metres

Rebecca Chapman gives 6.02

Lorraine Ugen with a 6.42 metres at 3rd rank

Lauren Wells with a jump of 6.46 metres jump is at number 2

And Precious OKORONKWOR with a 6.12 metres jump

Chantel MALONE gives a 6.29 metres jump

And she scores 6.34 metres. Still at number 4

And here comes Nayana James for 3rd try

A 5.68 metres jump by Priscilla Tabunda

Rebecca Chapman with a 6.02 metres jump

Lorraine Ugen of England with 6.42 metres

But Nayana James still needs more numbers. she is at number 4

Lauren Wells jumps 6.44

Chantel Malone jumps 6.29

In her second try, Nayana James jumps 6.34

Brooke Stratton qualifies to the next round

Brooke Stratton of Australia leading her way as she gives a 6.73 metres jump

Rebecca Chapman of wales with her 5.94 metres jump. A good effort by her

Lorraine Ugen leads as she jumps 6.42 metres.

Lauren Wells of Australia is 5.88.

Precious OKORONKWOR of Nigiria with her 6.29 metres jump

Chantel Malone jumps 6.29. She is good.

And she jumps of tremendous 6.20 metres

And here we go. Nayana James is on her way to jump

Hello and welcome to Sportskeeda's live coverage of Women's Long Jump. Nayana James and Neena Pinto carry India's hopes in this event!!

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Commonwealth Games 2018: Women's Long Jump, Neena Pinto, Nayana James carry India's hopes

The event starts at 2.30 pm