Kenya’s 24-Year Wait for Commonwealth 10,000m Gold Continues as Kurgat Finishes Fourth in Glasgow
Edwin Kurgat’s fourth-place finish in Glasgow extends Kenya’s Commonwealth Games men’s 10,000m title drought to 24 years.
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Edwin Kurgat’s fourth-place finish in Glasgow extends Kenya’s Commonwealth Games men’s 10,000m title drought to 24 years.
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