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Benjamin Azamati surpassed Leo Myles Mills to become Ghana's fastest man after running a time of 9.97 seconds in 100 meters last Friday.
Azamati finished first in heat 8 of the Texas relays beating Mills' 22-year-old record of 9.98 seconds. In the process, the NCAADII athlete secured qualification to this summer's Olympic games in Tokyo.
Mills, who is now a sprinter coach has been speaking to Joy Sport's George Addo Jnr about Azamati.
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