Summary

  • GOLD - American Sha'Carri Richardson wins 100m title in championship record 10.65 seconds

  • Jamaica's Shericka Jackson takes silver (10.72) and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce bronze (10.77)

  • Britain's Dina Asher-Smith comes eighth in 11:00 after qualifying for final as fastest loser

  • GOLD - American Grant Holloway runs 12.98 seconds to win third successive 110m hurdles title

  • Norway's Karsten Warholm fastest qualifier for Wednesday's 400m hurdles final with 47.09 run

  • GB's Molly Caudery qualifies for pole vault final but Holly Bradshaw misses out

  • Jessie Knight wins 400m hurdles heat to make semi-finals

Live Reporting

Matthew Henry

  1. Women's 100m semi-final

    Asher-Smith gets away well...

  2. Women's 100m semi-final

    It's Saint Lucia’s Julien Alfred! She is one of the favourites.

    It's only a yellow card, however, so she can run again.

    Can they get away second time?

  3. Women's 100m semi-final

    False start!

    Who was it?

  4. The excitement grows

    Women's 100m semi-finals

    Harry Poole
    BBC Sport in Budapest

    A nice little taster of what's to come.

    There's a real buzz in the stadium as Shericka Jackson and Marie-Josee Ta Lou get the better of the slow-starting Sha'Carri Richardson.

    All three were a class above the rest. There are excited grins on the faces of those in the crowd.

    It's going to be a quality final. Now, can Dina Asher-Smith make sure she's a contender...

  5. Asher-Smith on track

    Women's 100m semi-final

    Saint Lucia’s Julien Alfred is probably Dina Asher-Smith's biggest threat here.

    Dina is the 2019 200m champion of course.

  6. Dina Asher-SmithGetty Images

    Dina's up next...

  7. 'She might find a way through'

    Andrew Cotter
    BBC commentator at World Athletics Championships

    Richardson had a terrible, terrible start. I think she might find a way through to that final.

    RichardsonGetty Images

  8. Richardson in fastest loser spot

    Women's 100m semi-final

    Sha'Carri Richardson's time, despite that bad start, is still 10.84 seconds.

    That puts her in the fastest loser spots and knocks out Britain's Daryll Neita.

  9. 'That was quick'

    Andrew Cotter
    BBC commentator at World Athletics Championships

    That was quick, that's what we expected from Jackson. She got out quickly and could well start out the favourite in the final.

  10. Jackson ties with Ta Lou, Richardson in danger

    Women's 100m semi-final

    Oh wow!

    Marie-Josee Ta Lou gets a rapid start but American Sha'Carri Richardson has a shocker out of the blocks.

    Shericka Jackson and Ta Lou share the win with the same 10.79 time, with Richardson down in third.

    We're waiting for her time...

    World Athletics Championships 2023: Shericka Jackson & Marie-Josee Ta Lou make 100m final

  11. Women's 100m semi-finals

    Harry Poole
    BBC Sport in Budapest

    The three fastest women in the world this year are ALL in this second semi-final.

    Two automatic places available. A tough pill for the other five athletes to swallow.

    Could this be our podium? As we saw with Fred Kerley yesterday, making the cut is no given...

  12. Women's 100m semi-finals

    Jamaica's Shericka Jackson, Sha'Carri Richardson of the USA and the Ivory Coast's Marie-Josee Ta Lou all in one semi-final? It hardly seems fair on the rest. They're all next to each other in the central lanes.

    One of the others is the Hungarian champion Boglarka Takacs, who gets a huge cheer from the home crowd.

    Good luck...

  13. 'The final is going to be tight'

    Colin Jackson
    Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV

    Fraser-Pryce didn't get out the way we know she can. She then put her stamp on it with real authority half way. She has speed endurance built into her. The final is going to be a tight race for sure.

  14. Steve Cram
    Athletics commentator on BBC TV

    Forget the knee problems, Fraser-Pryce is ready.

  15. Women's 100m semi-final

    Fraser-PryceGetty Images

    Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's yellow, orange and red hair was flowing behind her like flames there.

    Properly iconic.

    Neita's time was 11.03. It's hard to see that being enough with the three fastest women in the world this year in the next heat.

    One of them is going to need a fastest loser spot.

  16. Fraser-Pryce wins semi-final
    Breaking

    Women's 100m semi-final

    Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has to fight from behind but she comes through to win in 10.89 seconds.

    Great Britain Daryll Neita is fourth and will have a nervous wait for one of two fastest loser spots.

    World Athletics Championships 2023: Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce qualifies for the 100m final

  17. Women's 100m semi-finals

    Harry Poole
    BBC Sport in Budapest

    Daryll Neita won her first individual international medals in a breakthrough 2022 season but she wasn't able to reach last year's medal race in Eugene, exiting in the semi-finals.

    Neita has the fourth-fastest season's best in this first heat and needs to produce a big performance to progress.

    The excitement inside the stadium has gone up a level. The women's 100m promises to be one of the races of the championships and the crowd cannot wait for this.

  18. Neita goes for place in final

    Women's 100m semi-final

    Let's get to it then.

    Great Britain's Daryll Neita is in lane four. The great Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, who is sporting yellow and orange in her iconic hair today, is in seven.

    Only the top two go through automatically...

  19. 'Lots of talent here'

    Denise Lewis
    Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC TV

    It is promising to be a cracking semi-final in the 100m. Lots of talent here and plenty to look forward to.

  20. Women's 100m semi-final

    This women's 100m really does look wide open.

    Whisper it but Dina Asher-Smith has got a nice semi-final draw with Shericka Jackson, Sha'Carri Richardson and Marie-Josee Ta Lou all in the second.