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Tebogo, 22, said he was “disappointed” in his performance but now has an “idea of what to work on”.<\/p>\n
Sweden’s Armando Duplantis won the men’s pole vault with 6.05m but missed out in his attempt at adding a centimetre to the world record height of 6.28m, while Emmanuel Wanyonyi, of Kenya, set a world-leading 1:41.44 in the men’s 800m. <\/p>\n
Dutchwoman Femke Bol impressed in the 400m hurdles for a world-leading 51.95 as she beat Americans Dalilah Muhammad, who was second in 52.58, and third-placed Anna Cockrell (52.91).<\/p>\n
“Running 51 is always very special, I don’t do that every day,” said Bol. “I am feeling good so far this season, I had a great start to it.”<\/p>\n
St Lucia’s Julien Alfred put in a dominant performance in the women’s 100m as the Olympic champion won in 10.79. <\/p>\n
The next Diamond League event will take place in the UK for a sold-out London Athletics Meet on 19 July.<\/p>\n
The finals will take place in Zurich on 27 and 28 August – just over a fortnight before the start of the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n