By AYUMBA AYODIMore by this AuthorTwenty-thirteen world 800m champion Eunice Sum is among elite athletes expected at the second Athletics Kenya track and field meeting starting Friday at Mumias Sports Complex. Sum, who lost her world title in the 2015 Beijing Championships, settling for bronze, hopes to put behind a bad outing at Rio Olympic Games last year where she failed to go past the semi-finals. “Mumias will be my first race this season and I just want to see how the body responds. I am looking forward to the competition,” said Sum, whose main target is to reclaim her title during the World Championships in London in August. Sum lost to Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya and Ethiopian Alemu Habitam in Doha last year.

Source: Daily Nation April 13, 2017 18:11 UTC