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Canadian sensation Summer McIntosh has her second world record of the week at the world short course championships.
The reigning Olympic and world champion covered the women's 200-metre butterfly in one minute 59.32 seconds for the gold medal over Regan Smith (2:01.00) of the United States. Australian Elizabeth Dekkers collected bronze in 2:02.91.
On Tuesday, McIntosh posted a world-record time (3:50.25) in the women's 400 freestyle for her first individual world short course championship gold.
In the men's 200 fly, Montreal native Ilya Kharun set a championship record and lowered his national mark to 1:48.24, beating Alberto Razzetti of Italy, who touched the wall in 1:48.64. Poland's Krzysztof Chmielewski took bronze (1:49.26).
The 19-year-old Kharun won silver in the men's 50 butterfly Wednesday before helping the Canadian mixed 4x50m relay team to a silver-medal finish.
