Sally Pearson of Australia began her latest quest for a Commonwealth Games gold medal Sunday, reaching the final of the 100-meter hurdles three days after being disqualified after finishing first in the 100. Pearson easily won her heat at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in 13.02 seconds, the fastest time of the day. 'I was a bit wobbly today, but it was good to run the cobwebs out,' Pearson said. On Thursday, Pearson crossed the line first in the 100 in 11.28 seconds, but she and Laura Turner of England were disqualified for a false start several hours later after a protest from the England team. Osayomi Oludamola of Nigeria was instead awarded gold. 'I was silly,' Pearson said of the false start. 'I was not relaxed and not focused on my own game. I didn't breath and stay relaxed. That's what I have to do in the hurdles final.' Oludamola ran in the semifinals of the 200 on Sunday, but failed to advance after finishing fourth in her heat with a time of 23.95 seconds. Eleni Artymata of Cyprus had the best time of 23.15 in the opening heat. In the men's 200, Leon Baptiste of England had the best time of 20.42 to advance to Sunday's final. Christian Malcolm was second fastest in 20:53. There were nine finals scheduled for Sunday, including the men's and women's 400 hurdles and the men's 800. The first medal went to Kurt Fearnley of Australia, who won the men's parasport 1,500 in 3:19.86. Teammate Richard Colman was second in 3:20.90 and Josh Cassidy of Canada took bronze in 3:21.14. 