Ohuruogu wins thrilling 400m gold
Wed 29 Aug, 02:14 PM

OSAKA, Japan (Reuters) - Britain's Christine Ohuruogu produced an astonishing late fightback to win gold in the women's 400 metres at the world championships on Wednesday.
Ohuruogu caught Jamaica's Novlene Williams in the last 60 metres to win a pulsating final in 49.61 seconds with fellow Briton Nicola Sanders taking silver in 49.65.
Williams, who had looked to be home and dry coming off the final bend, had to settle for the bronze in 49.66.
Ohuruogu's victory completed a remarkable comeback for the Commonwealth Games champion, who has just returned from a year's suspension for missing out-of-competition doping tests.