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World Athletics Championships: Noah Lyles matched Usain Bolt's record of four straight world 200m titles with a dramatic win on Friday. Melissa Jefferson-Wooden completed the sprint double in Tokyo, becoming the first American woman to do so at the world meet.

World Athletics Championships: Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, who broke the world record to win Olympic gold over the hurdles last year, made the switch to the flat this season, came up with a sensational race on a rain evening in Tokyo to win the gold in women's 400m.

Neeraj Chopra's quest for another World Athletics Championships medal fell short as he finished eighth in the men's javelin final, a stark contrast to his previous triumph at the same venue. Keshorn Walcott secured the gold, while Anderson Peters took silver, and Curtis Thompson claimed bronze. Sachin Yadav of India narrowly missed the podium, finishing fourth.

The World Athletics Championships is set for its showpiece event – the men's 100m final. The top names of the current generation are participating, and it is expected to be a riveting encounter.

As the World Athletics Championships return to Tokyo, it's not just rivalries on the track but the rising heat off it that could decide who endures and who falls short.

World Athletics Vice President Adille Sumariwalla supports Neeraj Chopra for the World Athletics Championships. He anticipates a strong showing from Chopra, despite a recent second-place finish. Sumariwalla expects a good competition between Chopra and Julian Weber. He also predicts India will improve upon its performance from the previous year's World Championships.