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Rising sprint star Rohan Browning has apologised to his teammates after a shock stumble into his final leg of the 4x100m relay crashed the Australians out of the medal hope hunt.
The Tokyo 2020 sensation was primed for a big anchor home to secure a top three qualification spot for the Australians in the relay final when he lost his footing and failed to take the baton from Jake Hale.
Rohan Browning tragically falls to the track before being handed the baton for his anchor leg in the men's 4x100m heat
Browning got to his feet but it was all too late as England clocked in a 38.46 heat as the 24-year-old walked to the finish in disappointment.
'Only has to be clean, oh no it's all over!,' legendary caller Bruce McAvaney said.
'I cannot believe it ... a disaster for the Australians.
That blame would be ticking over left, right and centre, never seen anything quite like it.'
'Huge apologies there but I think I just squealed ... that was awful, he looks devastated,'
