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How Aussies fared at world titles

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HOW AUSSIES FARED IN FINALS ON DAY SEVEN OF THE WORLD SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS IN KAZAN, RUSSIA

Womens' 200m freestyle final

Gold - Emily Seebohm (two minutes, 05.81 seconds, Commonwealth record)

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Women's 800m freestyle final

Fourth - Jess Ashwood (eight minutes, 18.41 seconds)

AUSTRALIANS IN SEMI-FINALS

Women's 50m freestyle

- Cate Campbell (24.22) top qualifier for final

- Bronte Campbell (24.32) fourth fastest qualifier for final

Men's 50m backstroke

- Ben Treffers (24.64) third fastest qualifier for final

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- Mitch Larkin (24.65) fourth fastest qualifier for final

Women's 50m breaststroke

- Lorna Tonks (31.05 seconds) 12th fastest, misses final

Australians in action on eighth and final day:

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Heats (finals to be held in eighth day's evening program): Tessa Wallace, Keryn McMaster (women's 400m individual medley), Thomas Fraser-Holmes (men's 400m individual medley), men's and women's 4x100m medley relay.

Finals: Cate and Bronte Campbell (women's 50m freestyle), Mitch Larkin and Ben Treffers (men's 50m backstroke).

MEDAL TALLY AFTER DAY SEVEN (gold, silver, bronze, total)

United States 7 7 4 18

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Australia 6 2 4 12

Great Britain 5 1 3 9

China 4 1 7 12

France 3 1 0 4

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