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Pieter Coetze Breaks 50m Backstroke World Record in Short Course Swimming
The South African swimmer won $10,000 after shaving 0.02 seconds off Kliment Kolesnikov’s mark in a stacked final.
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After approaching the 100-metre record in the long tub at the Commonwealth Games, South African Pieter Coetze set his first world record in career in Tashkent, World Cup, swimming 22.09 in the 50-metre back. (ANSA)
·Rome, Italy
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Pieter Coetzé shatters 50m backstroke world record to lead South African World Cup surge
After out-touching world-record holder Isaac Cooper and series leader Egor Kornev in Uzbekistan, 22-year-old Pieter Coetzé admits he was caught off guard by his sensational 50m backstroke victory.
·Cape Town, South Africa
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Estonian swimmer Ralf Tribuntsov earned fourth place in the men's 50-meter backstroke at the World Cup in Tashkent with a time of 22.72.
·Tallinn, Estonia
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