Japan's 18-year-old Akihiro Yamaguchi set a new world record in the men's 200-metre breaststroke Saturday at the national games in Gifu. The high-school student clocked two minutes 7.01 seconds, breaking the previous world mark of 2:07.28 set by Daniel Gyurta of Hungary on August 1 at the London Olympics. Yamaguchi failed to qualify for the Olympic 100m and 200m races after he finished third over both distances in the national championships won by two-time double Olympic gold medallist Kosuke Kitajima. But Yamaguchi came close to Gyurta's 200m world mark when he clocked 2:07.84 at a national high-school meet on August 17. The Daily Star
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