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Edna Kiplagat touted to retain marathon title

Edna Kiplagat (centre) and compatriots Prisca Jeptoo (left) and Sharon Cherop after sweeping marathon medals in Daegu in 2011.  [PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS]

A change at the top of the women’s World Marathon Majors (WMM) series standings is possible, as four of the top 10 in the current standings will compete in the IAAF World Championships in Moscow, which starts on Saturday.

Points for the world’s most lucrative marathon series are at stake in the  women’s and men’s World Championships marathons, to be held on Saturday and August 17, respectively.

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