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Pieter Coetzé eyes more gold and records in second leg of short-course World Cup

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Pieter Coetzé eyes more gold and records in second leg of short-course World Cup

Following a four-medal opening leg in Baku, world and Commonwealth champion Pieter Coetzé leads the South African squad into Tashkent for the second leg of the Swimming World Cup, using the high-level international circuit as crucial preparation for the upcoming World Short Course Championships.

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