Eddie Nketia runs 100m faster than any Australian ever, but it doesn't count
Newly minted Australian sprinter Eddie Nketia breaks the national all-conditions 100m record set 23 years ago by Patrick Johnson.
Eddie Nketia runs 100m faster than any Australian ever, but it doesn't count
Newly minted Australian sprinter Eddie Nketia breaks the national all-conditions 100m record set 23 years ago by Patrick Johnson.
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