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Joshua Cheptegei

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Joshua Cheptegei
Rayuwa
Haihuwa Kapchorwa District (en) Fassara, 12 Satumba 1996 (29 shekaru)
ƙasa Uganda
Karatu
Harsuna Turanci
Sana'a
Sana'a Dan wasan tsalle-tsalle
Athletics
Sport disciplines 5000 metres (en) Fassara
10,000 metres (en) Fassara
Records
Specialty Criterion Data M
5000 metres world record progression (en) Fassara755.36
10,000 metres world record progression (en) Fassara1,571
Personal marks
Specialty Place Data M
10,000 metres (en) Fassara1,571
5000 metres (en) Fassara755.36
 
Nauyi 61 kg
Tsayi 179 cm
Joshua Cheptegei 10000m final Budapest 2023.
Joshua Cheptegei
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Joshua Kiprui Cheptegei (an haifeshi ranar 12 ga watan Satumba, 1996)[1][2][3] shi ne dan tseren nesa mai nisa na Uganda kuma zakaran duniya na 2019 a cikin 10,000 m.[4][5][6] Shi ne mutum na goma a tarihi da ya riƙe rikodin 5,000 na mita da 10,000 na duniya a lokaci guda, duka an saita su a shekarar 2020.[7][8][9] A cikin 2017, ya zama wanda ya ci azurfa a gasar tseren mita 10,000 a Gasar Cin Kofin Duniya a Landan.[10][11][12] A cikin 2018, ya kafa tarihin duniya don tseren hanya mai nisan kilomita 15 kuma ya zama zakaran duniya na duniya a cikin 2019.[13][14][15] A cikin 2020, a tseren hanya a Monaco,[16][17][18] ya kafa sabon tarihin hanyar duniya 5 kilomita na 12:51, ya keta shingen minti 13 na taron,[19][20][21] yana ɗaukar sakan 9 daga lokacin mafi kyau na baya 13:00, wanda Sammy Kipketer na Kenya ya kafa a 2000.[22][23][24][25]

Rayuwarshi da haihuwa

[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

An haifi Cheptegei a ranar 12 ga Satumba 1996 a Kapsewui, Gundumar Kapchorwa, Uganda.[26][27][28] A makarantar firamare, Cheptegei ya fara buga kwallon kafa kuma ya gwada tsalle da tsalle sau uku,[29][30][31] amma ya sauya zuwa gudu lokacin da ya gano baiwarsa ta tsere nesa.[32][33][34] Cheptegei ya yi karatun harsuna da adabi a cikin Kampala na tsawon shekaru biyu kuma ‘Yan sanda na Kasa na Uganda suna yi masa aiki. Kocinsa shi ne Addy Ruiter.[35][36][37] A cikin lokacin daga Maris zuwa Mayu 2020, ya rage zaman horo na mako-mako daga 12 zuwa 8.[38][39][40]

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