Qatar&rsquo;s Mutaz Barshim added <a href="https://www.mid-day.com/search/Tokyo+Olympics-all">Olympic</a> gold to his world title as he shared the title with Italy&rsquo;s Gianmarco Tamberi in an unusual finish to the men&rsquo;s high jump on Sunday.&nbsp;
Barshim and Tamberi recorded a best clearance of 2.37 metres while Maksim Nedasekau of Belarus also cleared that height to set a national record.&nbsp;
Nedesekau though missed out on a share of the gold due to an earlier failure. For Barshim, 30, it completes a full house of Olympic medals having taken bronze in London in 2012 and silver in Rio five years ago.&nbsp;
Tamberi added Olympic gold to a world indoor and a European title, both in 2016 and celebrated exuberantly despite the absence of spectators at this pandemic-affected Games.
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Barshim and Tamberi recorded a best clearance of 2.37 metres while Maksim Nedasekau of Belarus also cleared that height to set a national record

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