Shin Ohashi of Japan has set a world record in the 200-meter breaststroke at the Asian Games, swimming a time of 2 minutes 4.83 seconds.

Hwang Sun-woo led through 150 meters but faded to silver in 1:44.62 as China's Zhang Zhanshuo set an Asian record of 1:43.49.

Shin Ohashi won the gold medal on Thursday in the men’s 200-meter breaststroke final, setting a world record of 2 minutes 4.83 seconds.

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Shin Ohashi became the fourth man in the last decade to bring the 200 breaststroke world record into unprecedented territory.