Jamaica’s Danielle Williams returned to winning ways at the ISTAF meeting in Berlin, taking the women’s one hundred metres hurdles.

Williams stopped the clock at twelve point seven eight seconds, running into a slight headwind of zero point two metres per second.

American Amber Hughes finished second in twelve point eight eight seconds, the same time recorded by France’s Laeticia Bapté in third.

Another Jamaican, Demisha Roswell, finished fourth in twelve point nine two seconds, just ahead of Germany’s Rosina Schneider, who ran twelve point nine three seconds.