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2007, 13:45 GMT 14:45 UK Britain claim sprint relay bronze Mark
Lewis-Francis, Christian Malcolm, Marlon Devonish and Craig
Pickering celebrate their bronze The British quartet matched
their 2005 feat by winning bronze Great Britain's men's 4x100m
team secured bronze in a thrilling final at the World
Championships in Japan.  Christian Malcolm, Craig Pickering,
Marlon Devonish and Mark Lewis-Francis clocked a time of 37.90
seconds - third fastest on the UK all-time list.  The race was
won by the United States in 37.78 while Jamaica's Asafa Powell
pipped Lewis-Francis for silver.   The British men's bronze
equalled their performance of two years ago in Helsinki, with
Pickering coming in to replace retiring training partner Jason
Gardener.  The quartet's efforts at a relay camp on the eve of
the championships paid off as a string