Australia’s schoolboy sprint sensation Gout Gout has told the world’s fastest man Noah Lyles to watch out for him at this year’s world championships in Tokyo.

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Noah Lyles sat opposite Gout Gout as the 17-year-old schoolboy from Queensland quietly but unabashedly told the American star ...