Phillips Idowu targets Rome return

Sunday 26 May 2013 17:57 EDT

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Phillips Idowu is expected to make his comeback from injury in Rome on 6 June after withdrawing from Saturday night's Diamond League meeting in New York.

The 2009 triple jump world champion opted not to compete in wet conditions. Britain's Andrew Osagie posted a career-best result, finishing second to Kenyan David Rudisha in the 800 metres.

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