Overview

• Uzbekistan’s Karomat Omonova won gold at 13.07m, with New Zealand’s Holly Robinson taking silver at 12.86m.
• Pegg exceeded 12 metres on five of six throws, surpassing a mark she had not previously reached in competition.
• The F46 classification features athletes with upper-limb impairments; Pegg was born without a radial bone in her right forearm.
• The result brought Team Canada to three bronze medals heading into the final three days of the World Para Athletics Championships.
• Canada’s Amanda Rummery placed fourth in the T47 400m, Jesse Zesseu finished sixth in the F37 discus, and Nandini Sharma was eighth in the T54 100m.