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Kibet leaves room for improvement after good show in 5000m at Kip Keino Classic

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Fans at Nyayo Stadium following the Kip Keino Classic.[Stafford Ondego,Standard]

The 2021 World Under 20 5000m bronze medallist Levy Kibet admits he could do better than his second-place finish at Saturday's Absa Kip Keino Classic at Nyayo National Stadium.

The 20-year-old said speed is one of his weakest areas he will be working on as he prepares to represent the country at upcoming international assignments.

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