Cardiff Half Marathon: Natasha Cockram wins on home soil
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Cardiff Half Marathon: Cockram enjoys 'amazing' home win
Welsh runner Natasha Cockram has won the women's Cardiff Half Marathon, setting a new personal best time of 1:10:47.
The 29-year-old finished more than two minutes clear, as she stakes her case for 2022 Commonwealth Games selection.
Birchfield Harriers runner Kadar Omar won the men's race, finishing in 1:02:46, ahead of brothers Mahamed Mahamed and Zakariya Mahamed.
Poland's Sam Kolek and 2017 champion Mel Nicholls won the wheelchair races.
Cockram, who had targeted a new personal best prior to the race, finished ahead of fellow Welsh runner Bronwen Owen.
In the men's race, Wales' James Hunt finished fifth in a time of 01:06:06.

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