Athletics: Belgian wins cross-country

Sunday 24 January 1993 19:02 EST

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Vincent Rousseau, of Belgium, pulled away from Kenya's Moses Tanui and Britain's Steve Tunstall in the last kilometre to win the IAAF World Cross-country Challenge in Tourcoing, France, yesterday. Rousseau finished the 10.2km race in 30min 10sec.

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