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Athletics: 2013

Jonathan Edwards

Denise Lewis

Colin Jackson

Steve Cram

Andrew Cotter

Paul Dickenson

Micky Payne

Athletics: 2013: UK Indoor Match

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UK Indoor Match

26/01/2013

2013

BBC Sport - Athletics, 2013, UK Indoor Match

The Glasgow Athletics International Match returns to Scotland at the new Emirates Arena.

Coverage as, after 21 memorable years at Kelvin Hall, the Glasgow Athletics International Match returns for 2013 at the new 5,000-seat Emirates Arena.

After 21 memorable years at Kelvin Hall, the Glasgow Athletics International Match returns to Scotland in 2013 - at the new Emirates Arena. As the 5,000-seat state-of-the-art facility hosts its first world-class athletics meeting, some of the biggest names in British athletics compete, including current world 400 metre hurdle champion Dai Greene, Olympic bronze medallist, high jumper Robbie Grabarz, the young and improving talents of Perri Shakes Drayton and pole vaulter Holly Bleasdale. 

This international match team event sees Great Britain line up against USA, Russia, Germany and a Commonwealth select team, with stars such as Olympic gold medallists Nesta Carter, Carmelita Jeter and former world champion Bernard Lagat also taking part. 

Jonathan Edwards presents the action, and is joined by Paula Radcliffe, Denise Lewis and Colin Jackson. Steve Cram, Andrew Cotter and Paul Dickenson are the commentators.

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