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Men’s 3000m steeplechase A four-on-one fight never seems fair, but America’s Evan Jager will hope to beat those unlikely odds to defeat a powerful quartet of Kenyan athletes and claim his country’s first ever gold medal – and first ever medal –. in the event at an IAAF World Championships. Jager set a US record of 8:00.45 in Paris last month, and did sod despite taking a tumble at the last barrier! The road to gold will, however, be formidable. Jairus Birech of Kenya competes in the men's 3000m steeplechase heats during day one of the IAAF World Championships, Beijing 2015 at Beijing National Stadium on August 22, 2015 (Getty Images) Leading the Kenyan challenge is three-time defending champion, the flamboyant Ezekiel Kemboi, who is chasing a fourth successive world title (and seventh straight medal having won silver medals in 2003, 05 and 07) and world number one Jairus Birech, a three-time winner on the Diamond League circuit this year. The final is underway at 9.15pm. 3. Women’s 10,000m This event poses one key question; is the 2011 champion Vivian Cheruiyot back to her very best? If so, then undoubtedly the Kenyan – who is also a two-time World 5000m champion – will be the athlete to beat. If not, then it could leave the door ajar for one of her rivals to strike gold. Cheruiyot’s comeback season after giving birth to her first child last year included an impressive victory at the Kenyan trials, although her overall form has not quite reached her previous extraordinarily high standards. Expect her compatriot, London 2012 Olympic Games silver medallist Sally Kipyego, and the world number one and former world indoor 1500m champion, Ethiopia’s Gelete Burka, to also feature. The king of the men’s pole vault, Renaud Lavillenie will be desperate to finally add the one major title missing from his collection. The Olympic and European has frustratingly never been a world champion – he has won one silver and two bronze – and the world record holder would dearly love to put that right. The French vaulting ace is the only man to have surpassed the six metres this season and should he deliver of his best, it is hard to see who can challenge him for gold. Renaud Lavillenie in the pole vault at the IAAF World Championships (Getty Images) However, the pole vault is a notoriously technical event and on several occasions this season even the great Lavillenie has wobbled. Looking to potentially profit will be Germany’s defending champion Raphael Holzdeppe, Canada’s Pan American champion Shawn Barber and US champion Sam Kendricks. The action in the men’s pole vault gets underway at 7.05pm. Women’s triple jump As the holder of one the longest unbeaten streaks in the sport, defending champion Caterine Ibarguen would appear to hold all the chips in today’s final. The 31-year-old has rattled off 28 straight wins since her last defeat – when winning 2012 Olympic silver in London – and the Colombian will take all the beating when the final starts at 7.30pm. Caterine Ibarguen, of Colombia, competes in the women's triple jump qualification during day one of the IAAF World Championships, Beijing 2015 at Beijing National Stadium on August 22, 2015 in Beijing, China (Getty Images) Her challengers should not, however, be discounted. Ekaterina Koneva of Russia is the world leader with a wind-legal 15.04m and is sure to be threat despite her struggles in qualifying Meanwhile, the 2011 world champion Olga Saladukha of Ukraine and Kazakhstan’s 2012 Olympic champion Olga Rypakova could also be a significant factor. Look out too for Bulgaria’s much-improved Gabriela Petrova, the 2015 European indoor silver medallist lead the qualifiers. 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