Australia's Emily Seebohm wins women's 200m backstroke

(From L) Silver medalist Missy Franklin of the United States, gold medalist Emily Seebohm of Australia and bronze medalist Katinka Hosszu of Hungary pose with their medals during an award ceremony for the women's 200-meterr backstroke final at the world swimming championships in Kazan, Russia, on Aug. 8, 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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