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Melanie Schlanger delighted to break 4x100m freestyle relay record

Melanie Schlanger admits that it is difficult to describe the feeling of breaking a world record after Australia's dominant display in the 4x100m freestyle final.

Melanie Schlanger has hailed the efforts of her teammates after Australia broke the world record in Thursday's 4x100m freestyle relay.

Bronte Campbell, Emma McKeon and Cate Campbell joined Schlanger in taking over seven tenths of a second off the previous record, and the 27-year-old struggled to describe the feeling of winning gold after the race.

"To know that you're in best in the world, that's pretty out there," Schlanger told Channel Ten. "I can't really put it into words.

"All the hard work that we do as swimmers, all the laps, this is what it's for."

England set a new British record to finish behind the victorious Australian side.

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Australia's Bronte Campbell, Australia's Melanie Schlanger, Australia's Emma McKeon and Australia's Cate Campbell celebrate taking gold and a world record in the Women's 4x100m Freestyle Relay final at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre during th
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