<p>Star Indian sprinter Hima Das qualified for the women's 200m semifinals after winning her heat with a timing of 23.42s at the Commonwealth Games here on Friday.</p>.<p>The 22-year-old Hima led the five-woman field from the start with Rhoda Njobvu of Zambia clocking 23.85s to finish second while Jacent Nyamhunge of Uganda finished third with a timing of 24.07.</p>.<p>There are six heats lined up in the women's 200m and the top-16 will qualify for the semi-final.</p>.<p>Hima won heat 2 but Favour Ofili of Nigeria (22.71s in Heat 1) and the formidable Elaine-Thompson-Herah (22.80s in heat 5) had superior timings.</p>.<p>At least six athletes have clocked better time, compared to Hima, en route their semi-final entries. </p>
<p>Star Indian sprinter Hima Das qualified for the women's 200m semifinals after winning her heat with a timing of 23.42s at the Commonwealth Games here on Friday.</p>.<p>The 22-year-old Hima led the five-woman field from the start with Rhoda Njobvu of Zambia clocking 23.85s to finish second while Jacent Nyamhunge of Uganda finished third with a timing of 24.07.</p>.<p>There are six heats lined up in the women's 200m and the top-16 will qualify for the semi-final.</p>.<p>Hima won heat 2 but Favour Ofili of Nigeria (22.71s in Heat 1) and the formidable Elaine-Thompson-Herah (22.80s in heat 5) had superior timings.</p>.<p>At least six athletes have clocked better time, compared to Hima, en route their semi-final entries. </p>