Diamond League Finals In Zurich Day 2 Live Updates: Neeraj Chopra In Action, Noah Lyles Competes In 200m Final

Hamish Kerr clinched the men’s high jump title after Doroshchuk failed at 2.34m, securing his first-ever Diamond League crown. The Olympic champion now joins Valerie Adams and Tom Walsh as the only New Zealanders to have lifted a Diamond Trophy.

Germany’s Frederik Ruppert pulled off a stunning upset in the men’s 3000m steeplechase, winning in 8:09.02. After nearly losing his lead to a late surge from Kenya’s Edmund Serem, Ruppert fought back on the final stretch to seal one of the most unexpected triumphs in Diamond League history. His victory makes him the first non-African to claim the Diamond Trophy in this event.

Ackera Nugent emerged victorious in a thrilling women’s 100m hurdles final, clocking 12.30 with a decisive dip at the line. Despite a career-best run from Swiss star Ditaji Kambundji, who equalled the national record in 12.40, Nugent kept her composure to become the first Jamaican since 2019 to win the Diamond Trophy in this event.

Ethiopia’s Aleshign Baweke triumphed in the women’s 3000m, clocking 8:40.56. The victory marked not only her maiden Diamond League title but also her first-ever win on the circuit.

Mykolas Alekna claimed the men’s discus title with a third-round throw of 68.89m, earning his maiden Diamond Trophy. The victory was especially memorable as it came in the same stadium where his father set a meeting record 25 years ago.

Valarie Allman secured her fifth consecutive Diamond League crown in the women’s discus, winning with a throw of 69.18m. With this triumph, she moves within one title of Sandra Elkasevic’s record of six, edging closer to becoming the most successful female athlete in Diamond League history.

USA’s Jacory Patterson shone in the men’s 400m, clocking a personal best of 43.85 to claim his first Diamond Trophy. Much like Naser, he seized control of the race from the start and never looked back, setting the fastest time ever at a Diamond League Final.

The evening opened with a shock result as Salwa Eid Naser stormed to victory in the women’s 400m, setting a meeting record of 48.70.

Discus Throw Men's Final – 9:00 PM

Discus Throw Women's Final – 9:00 PM

High Jump Men's Final – 9:23 PM

Triple Jump Men's Final – 9:49 PM

Triple Jump Women's Final – 9:49 PM

400m Women Final – 10:04 PM

400m Men's Final – 10:12 PM

3000m Women's Final – 10:19 PM

100m Hurdles Women's Final – 10:38 PM

3000m Steeplechase Men's Final – 10:47 PM

110m Hurdles Men's Final – 11:04 PM

1500m Women's Final – 11:10 PM

Javelin Throw Men's Final – 11:15 PM

Javelin Throw Women's Final – 11:15 PM

1500m Men's Final – 11:20 PM

100m Women's Final – 11:32 PM

3000m Steeplechase Women's Final – 11:39 PM

100m Men's Final – 11:57 PM

400m Hurdles Women's Final – 12:05 AM

Long Jump Women's Final – 12:10 AM

400m Hurdles Men's Final – 12:14 AM

3000m Men's Final – 12:22 AM

800m Women's Final – 12:39 AM

800m Men's Final – 12:50 AM

200m Women's Final – 1:00 AM

200m Men's Final – 1:09 AM

Hello folks, we’re back with another live blog, and it’s packed with track and field fireworks. Stick around as Zurich hosts Day 2 of the Diamond League Final, where champions will be crowned and records could tumble.