9:12 pm - MEDAL MOMENT: Pieter Coetze wins South Africa's second gold of the night

The teams were separated by just 0.050 points going into the final rotation, but Ondine Achampong held her nerve superbly to record a score of 14.150 in the vault, and secure the title.Īlice Kinsella and Georgia-Mae Fenton scored 13.900 and 13.150 respectively.Īustralia finished on 157.950 to take silver, while Canada win bronze on 152.700. They would have heard that roar in all four corners of the country as England beat Australia to capture women's team gold. 9:30 pm - MEDAL MOMENT: England win artistic gymnastics team gold Thank you for joining us, and we will see you again tomorrow at 9:30am. That epic session concludes our coverage of today. The hosts still had to battle for second-place, with Freya Anderson doing just enough on the anchor leg to hold off an advancing Maggie Mac Neil of Canada, who took third. The awesome foursome clocked 3:30.64, which was a whopping six seconds quicker than silver medallists England.

9:45 pm - MEDAL MOMENT: Australia win women's 4x100m freestyle relayĪustralia have the last laugh at the Sandwell Aquatics Centre, as Madison Wilson, Shayna Jack, Mollie O'Callaghan and Emma McKeon comfortably win the women's 4x100m freestyle relay. carried live updates the entire day from Birmingham, which you can re-live as they happened below.Īll times British Summer Time (UTC/GMT +1 hour). The swimming victories were headlined by Commonwealth Games record breakers Lara van Niekerk (South Africa), Maggie Mac Neil (Canada), Lewis Clareburt (Australia), and Ben Proud (England). New Zealand had a great day with Bryony Botha and Ellesse Andrews both winning track cycling gold medals, and Team England secured the artistic gymnastics team event. Uganda's Victor Kiplangat and Jessica Stenson of Australia won the men's and women's marathon titles respectively, while there was double delight for Malaysia, with Aniq Kasdan and Aznil Bidin winning weightlifting gold medals. Day 2 of the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, UK, on 30 June, saw another 23 gold medals won and lost.

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