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The new face of kenya: AK must invest in sprints if they hope to return to the global stage

The men’s 4x200m quartet Stephen Barasa, Carvin Nkanata, Tony Kipruto Chirchir and Walter Michuki Moenga, who finished fifth  in 1:22.35 in a race won by Jamaica. [PHOTOS:OMULO OKOTH/STANDARD]

Kenya proved that the sprints pedigree that got them to the medal podium in 1968 and 1972 Olympic Games is still alive.

When they joined 500 athletes from some 45 nations at the inaugural World Series in Bahamas two weeks ago, which offered USD1.4 million, they came third on the overall medal podium behind United States and Jamaica.

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