Russia's Olga Kaniskina battles the hot weather in Osaka to win the women's 20km walk in 1:30:09
Great Britain's Johanna Jackson comes home nine and a half minutes later to finish in 25th
USA's Breaux Greer wins his javelin heat but the longest throw of 87.37m comes from Vadims Vasilevskis in the second group
The decathlon opens with the 100m where reigning champion Bryan Clay posts the fastest time of 10.44 seconds
Belgium's Tia Hellebaut is among 16 athletes who meet the qualifying standard of 1.94m to progress in the high jump
Clay also goes on to dominate the decathlon's long jump competition with a season's best leap of 7.65m
His shot putting lets him down though, allowing Maurice Smith to take the overall lead after an impressive throw of 17.32m
An impressive performance by Roman Sebrle in the high jump sees him tuck in behind Smith in second after four events
Ukraine's Iryna Lishchynska is fastest in the 1500m semi-finals as Britons Abby Westley and Lisa Dobriskey go out
Alfred Kirwa Yego stars in the fastest 800m heat, coming home first to book his place in Sunday's final
British interest in the event ends, however, as Michael Rimmer's sixth place is not good enough to progress
Asafa Powell leads home Jamaica's team in the 4x100m relay heats to show their prowess in the event
They are joined in the final by Great Britain who get all their changeovers right to finish second to Brazil in the other heat
Women's triple jump gold goes the way of Cuba's Yargelis Savigne who edges Russia's Tatyana Lebedeva into second
American Allyson Felix leaves the competition in her wake to successfully defend her 200m title at the age of just 21
The Czech Republic's Barbora Spotakova sets a new national record of 67.07m on her way to winning the women's javelin
Jeremy Wariner clocks a personal best of 43.35 seconds as American athletes take all three medals in the 400m
Kazakhstan's Dmitriy Karpov excels in the 400m to finish the first day of the decathlon in second place behind Smith
In the final event of the evening, China's Liu Xiang pips Terrence Trammell to win the 110m hurdles in 12.95 seconds
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