TOKYO (Reuters) - Australian hotshot Kaylee McKeown pointed her finger at the timing board, pulled the trigger then coolly blew away the 'smoke' after powering to her second gold medal at the Tokyo Games with a perfectly timed 200m backstroke swim.
The 20-year-old Queenslander became the first Australian woman to win the event, which came after she took gold in the 100 on Tuesday.
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