China's Tang Qianting claimed the title in the women's 100m breaststroke on the second day of the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup in Incheon on Friday.

Tang entered the final with the fastest time, and was in lane four. The Chinese broke the Asian record at the Shanghai stop last week and was in first place after the first turn. The Paris Olympics silver medalist held her lead and touched the wall first with a time of one minute, 2.82 seconds. Alina Zmushka of Belarus earned silver while Canada's Sophie Angus got bronze. 

In the men's 50m breaststroke, China's Qin Haiyang started in lane five in the final and was in the lead after the turn but Belarusian Ilya Shymanovich caught up and passed him in the final 25 meters. However a final burst from Qin saw him finish first in 25.76 seconds. Shymanovich claimed silver while South Korea's Choi Dong-yeol captured bronze.

And another medal went to China's Yu Yiting who won silver in women's 400m individual medley. Canada's Mary-Sophie Harvey earns the gold while Australia's Tara Kinder finished with bronze.