Britain’s Siobhan-Marie O’Connor picked up another silver medal in Doha on Saturday with a third second-placed finish in three days at the World Short Course Championships. The 19-year-old finished over four seconds behind Katinka Hosszu in the final of the 200 metres individual medley, the Hungarian sensation touching in a new world record time of 2min 1.86sec. Twenty four hours earlier, it had been Hosszu again pipping O’Connor for gold in the 100m medley final. Siobhan-Marie O'Conner poses with a silver medal won at the World Short Course Championships in Doha . O’Connor was completing a hat-trick of second places, having already picked up a silver in the mixed 4x50m relay. So far, seven medals have been won by Great Britain. The championships end on Sunday after five days.
Siobhan-Marie O'Connor second in 200 metre individual medley . It is her third second-placed in as many days at the championships . She was second to Hungary's Katinka Hosszu who posted a world record .