Kenya crossed the line behind Great Britain, which timed a world-leading 3:09.69in Heat Three. Italy completed the podium in 3:10.60.
MoreKipyegon becomes only the second woman to win four world titles in the same track event after Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, who has won five 100m titles.
MoreAfter 42km on the streets of Tokyo, Jepchirchir and Assefa entered the Japan National Stadium shoulder-to-shoulder, setting up a dramatic showdown for the title.
MoreChebet achieved her world 5000m record at the Wanda Diamond League meeting in Eugene on 5 July.
MoreThe President said gold medal winners in athletics will now receive KSh3 million, up from KSh750,000.
MoreThese bold graphics also lay the groundwork for the overarching stadium look and feel, promising an unforgettable experience for athletes and fans.
MoreOverall, 10 men ran faster than 1:42.5, all of whom now rank among the 21 fastest performers in history.
MoreThe double world medallist won by more than a second ahead of Gardeo Isaacs (31.91), while Bayapo Ndori was third in 31.95.
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