Aussie record holder Nicola McDermott has soared over 2m in the Olympic high jump final and claimed a shock silver in a brilliant display.
And by clearing 2.02m, she broke the Australian record she set at the Australian championships.
She was well in the hunt for gold but a first jump miss at 2.02m opened the door with ROC athlete Mariya Lasitskene cleared 2.02 on the first attempt to snatch the lead.
But McDermott cleared it on the second jump.
Lasitskene claimed the win as the only person to clear 2.04m in the competition but McDermott handed Australia another amazing memory from these Tokyo Games.
She broke her own Australian record after she was the first Australian woman to clear 2m at the Aussie championships, while her 2.01m jump in Stockholm in July is awaiting ratification.
It doesn't matter now as she's flown higher than her previous marks.
It's the first time since the 1964 Olympics that an Australian woman has won a medal in the high jump when Michele Brown claimed silver at the last Tokyo Olympics.
It's been a huge night with Eleanor Patterson claiming fifth in the final when she was knocked out at 1.98m.
