Tshite will train to run faster after winning Durban race
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Story audio is generated using AI Following his win in the Hollywoodbets 10km race in Durban on Sunday, South African middle-distance star Tshepo Tshite says he is trying to master the art of running the 5,000m faster as he prepares for the World…
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What happened
Story audio is generated using AI Following his win in the Hollywoodbets 10km race in Durban on Sunday, South African middle-distance star Tshepo Tshite says he is trying to master the art of running the 5,000m faster as he prepares for the World…
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