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Australian sprint hurdler Liz Clay (© Getty Images) When Sally Pearson abruptly announced her retirement last August, it seemed Australian women’s hurdling would be waiting some time for another athlete capable of reaching global championship finals. Turns out the wait may not be so long at all. The next contender had been there all along, hiding in plain sight. Liz Clay had drawn some attention to herself when she ran 12.94 to win at the Melbourne Track Classic earlier in 2020. A 2021 season opener of 12.84 in Brisbane interclub competition spread the ripples a little wider on the pond. The next step – a 12.72 at Clay’s first major hit-out in Canberra on 13 February – made a really big splash. The 25-year-old Clay had stepped into territory previously occupied by Pearson only.

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