Jamaica’s women’s 4×400 metres team won bronze in the penultimate event of the World Championships in Doha, Qatar on Sunday.

The Jamaicans were disqualified as it was ruled that third-leg runner Stephenie-Ann McPherson fouled on the second exchange. They were, however, reinstated after appealing the decision.

• #Doha2019: Jamaica’s women’s 4×400 metres team disqualified – team appealing decision

Jamaica did a season best of 3:22.37.

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