Dina Asher-Smith begins Olympic campaign to book place in 100m semi-final

The women's 100m is billed as the biggest draw of the Olympics. If she were to win tomorrow, Dina Asher-Smith, 25, would become the first British woman to win an individual sprint gold at a Games

Dina Asher-Smith made her Tokyo 2020 debut today in the women's 100m - coming in second behind America's Teahna Daniels to book her place in tomorrow's semi-final.

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