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Urgent: Japan beat China to win first men's team title in 37 years

Xinhua, October 29, 2015 Adjust font size:

China were dethroned by Japan in the men's team final at the gymnastics world championships here on Wednesday.

China, who have won six straight title since 2003, finished third with 269.959 points.

Japan, the silver medalists in the past four worlds, collected a total of 270.818 points for the title. Britain shocked the field by winning the silver with 270.345 points. Endit