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Paris Olympics: Kishane Thompson, the fastest man in the world so far this year with the 9.77 (his personal best), said he is a "bit disappointed" but happy at the same time after taking silver in men's 100m race, missing out on gold by just five thousandths of a second at the Paris Olympics.

In the deepest men’s 100m race of all time, the six-time world gold medallist Noah Lyles dipped to victory in a PB of 9.79 at Stade de France.

"I’m super grateful. I came out here and finished injury free. I think you guys know my past issues with injuries, so I am a bit disappointed. But I am happy at the same time. I am going to take it as what it is and move forward from here," said Thompson.