The trio - representing Belgium, Italy and North Korea respectively - each scored 13.333 in the final.

They all shared the top step of the podium - with no silver or bronze medals awarded.

Lara Mori of Italy finished fourth with 13.266 points.

It came on the final day of competition in the Qatari capital.

Igor Radivilov of Ukraine followed his rings gold yesterday with vault success today on 14.599 points.

Qu Ruiyang of China took second place, with 14.566 and Ferhat Arican of Turkey was third, on 14.533.

Zou Jingyuan of China also took his second gold as he followed a pommel horse win yesterday with a success on the parallel bars today, the apparatus where he is the reigning world champion.

He won in a Chinese 1-2 with a score of 16.200 easily beating team-mate Xiao Ruoteng's total of 15.233.

Arican took another bronze medal with 15.166.

Tin Srbic of Croatia was a first-time winner in the horizontal bars.

He scored 14.800 to defeat United States' Marvin Kimble, second in 14.533, and Deng Shudi of China, third in 14.500.

Melanie de Jesus dos Santos of France improved on an uneven bars bronze to win the women's beam title with 13.933.

Team-mate Marine Boyer took silver with 13.466.

Uneven bars gold medallist Nina Derwael posted 13.400 for bronze.