Toni Minichiello
Jessica Ennis-Hill's coach on BBC TV in Doha

That is frustrating for Jazmin Sawyers because it is so much within her capabilities. She could have so easily been in the final.

Abigail Irozuru, sitting safely in sixth place, has decided to pass her final jump.

She's already safely through to tomorrow's final.

6.52m!

Oh, that takes Brittney Reese into 12th place! The American will have a nervy wait.

Now then. Defending champ Brittney Reese is outside of qualification and she's got one jump left.

Oh, this is close...

Jazz gets the crowd to clap along with her before she looks down the track, eyes narrowed.

In she runs, jumping high, and the white flag goes up... but it's only 6.45m!

So no improvement, and she'll miss the cut-off. She looks disappointed and one of her Australian colleagues is on hand to give her a hug.

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Here's Jazmin Sawyers' last jump.

She needs to better 6.46m...

There's a decent crowd in the stadium today - they went wild yesterday for home town hero Mutaz Essa Barshim.

15 months ago, he couldn't walk. Yesterday he became the first man to successfully defend a world high jump title.

I've eaten an awful lot of sweets in the past few days, which means I have roughly the same sugar levels as Jazmin Sawyers right now.

That's definitely where the similarities between our athletics prowess ends.

Right, with one round remaining, Abigail Irozuru is fifth, Shara Proctor seventh and Jazmin Sawyers is 15th, with a bit of work to do.

Abigail Irozuru isn't happy with something in her run up.

"I was literally going to stop and start again," she tells her coach in the stands.

Daley Thompson
Two-time Olympic decathlon champion in Doha on BBC TV

Malaika Mihambo is going to be confident now. It allows you to go and get your bag, get back to the village and put your feet up.

If she does it in the final it will blow the competition apart. She will be able to get her bag and go and wait for the medal ceremony.

Shara Proctor urges the crowd to clap her as she waits for her second run.

Nice, neat run up, and that's a better jump, clocking 6.63m and taking her up to seventh place.

Abigail Irozuru, making her major outdoor championship debut, runs in and jumps a very clean 6.70m on her second attempt.

She's up to fifth place overall.

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Daley Thompson
Two-time Olympic decathlon champion in Doha on BBC TV

I think it was a better jump.Hopefully she won't need to make the qualification mark to make the final.

Jazmin Sawyers comes down for her second run, stretching every inch of her arms and legs as she jumps.

That's a 6.46m, one cm further than her first jump. She's in 14th place overall.

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Jazmin Sawyers is chewing on a strawberry lace to keep her sugar levels up between jumps.

Seven-time world champion Brittney Reese is on her way for her second jump, and she's just short again! Reese puts a hand to her head as she looks back at the sand. She's set off from behind the board again, and she's still short of the qualiftying distance at 6.43m.

I love this.

Why stress yourself out watching everyone jump? Take some time out for yourself. A queen.

So, after the first round, Abigail Irozuru is fourth overall, Shara Proctor sixth and Jazmin Sawyers tenth.

The top 12 will go through to the final.

Toni Minichiello
Jessica Ennis-Hill's coach on BBC TV in Doha

The Brits are doing well so far.

Jazmin Sawyers will probably need a little bit more.