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It's an especially emotional one for the 24-year-old, who won silver four years ago on home soil in Gold Coast.Įngland's Ondine Achampong secured silver with 53.000, while bronze went to Canada's Emma Spence on 52.350. Over at artistic gymnastics and Advance Australia Fair is blasting out over the speakers after Georgia Godwin took the women's all-around gymnastics champion with 53.550.

Meg Harris and Shayna Jack finished second and third respectively to make it another all-Aussie podium at the swimming.ĥ:25 pm - MEDAL MOMENT: Georgia Godwin wins women's all-around title There was pressure on her there as the reigning Olympic champion in the event, but she delivered with aplomb.

8:15 pm - MEDAL MOMENT: Emma McKeon wins 50m freestyleĪround 30 minutes after setting the fastest 50 butterfly semi-final time, the Australian was back in the water, blasting to the women's 50m freestyle gold medal in 23.99.

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The top three finishers from the other heat, who also qualify, are Canadians Ruslan Gaziev (48.54), and Josh Liendo (48.69), as well as Scotland's reigning Commonwealth 100m free champion Duncan Scott (48.78). The Australian finished almost half a second of 200m Olympic champion Tom Dean of England, who also progresses to tomorrow's final. Rio 2016 Olympic gold medallist Kyle Chalmers has been struggling with negative media attention this week, but has just answered his critics in style with a new Commonwealth Games record of 47.36 in the men's 100m freestyle semi-finals. 8:24 pm - Chalmers sets Commonwealth record in 100m freestyle semis Silver went to Australia's Jenna Strauch, while Schoenmaker's compatriot Kaylene Corbett won bronze. The South African looked her usual calm and composed self as she touched home in 2:21.92 to take the 200m breaststroke title, almost two seconds clear of her closest rival. Reigning Olympic champion Schoenmaker sat out of last month's Worlds in order to rest and it would appear to have done the trick. 8:30 pm - MEDAL MOMENT: Tatjana Schoenmaker wins women's 200m breaststroke The Canadian settled for silver with 58.73 while bronze went to Wales' Medi Harris in 59.62. The women's 100m backstroke world record holder won her duel with 50m back world champion Kyle Masse, touching home in a new Commonwealth Games record of 58.60. It's another Aussie gold medal in the pool, this time from triple Olympic champion Kaylee McKeown. I’ve been racing him for a very long time, he is a championship racer. It’s an honour that it’s gone to another Englishman.'Ĩ:45 pm - MEDAL MOMENT: Kaylee McKeown wins women's 100m backstroke with new record It doesn’t matter if I’m second, third or fourth - it’s fighting and choosing to fight that matters. “It doesn’t matter about the medals for me. “I think I have proved to the world that I’m a fighter. It was just a bad race and it’s how we move on from here. 'The sport’s been a bit dry for me lately - that’s why I took so long off - and obviously out of my control, I break my foot. “To be honest, I’m not too bothered about it because it’s given me the hunger that I need at that moment. 'Almost two seconds slower than I went in Tokyo, so obviously there’s a lot going wrong in terms of my foot, or recovery,' Peaty said after. But as a proud Englishman, if we was to lose to anyone, he would have been pleased it was Wilby. World record holder and Olympic champion Adam Peaty, who is clearly working his way back to his best form after breaking his foot a few months ago, finished fourth with 59.86. The winner of that race, Zac Stubblety-Cook, secured silver this time in 59.52, with his compatriot Sam Williamson in bronze with 59.82. The Englishman touched home in 59.25 to cap a fantastic week where he was just pipped into silver in the men's 200m breaststroke. James Wilby has won 100m breastsstroke gold with the swim of his life - and listen to the home crowd! 9:00 pm - MEDAL MOMENT: James Wilby wins men's 100m breaststroke, Peaty fourth