Sally Pearson has produced another solid run ahead of next month's world championship by placing second in the 100m hurdles at a meet in Luzern.
The Australian ran 12.83 seconds - 0.35 slower than her Diamond League run in London on the weekend - at the one-day Spitzen Leichtathtletik.
She finished behind American Sharika Nelvis, who ran 12.67.
Tuesday's run continues a return to form for London 2012 Olympic gold medallist Pearson.
The 30-year-old produced her best time in half-a-decade on Sunday after years of injuries when she was second to American world record-holder Kendra Harrison (12.39).
On a positive day for Australians in Luzern, Michelle Jenneke placed third in her 100m hurdles heat in a time of 13.44.
Morgan Mitchell blitzed her 400m race with a time of 52.21, beating second-placed Agne Serksniene of Lithuania by 0.88.
Also in the 400m, Rio Olympian Lauren Wells opened her international season with a 56.32 to finish fourth.
Javelin thrower Kathryn Mitchell recorded her fifth podium from seven starts this year, placing second with a best throw of 61.44m.
The Luzern event serves as a warm-up to the IAAF world championships on August 4-13 in London.
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