Medal table

Team England's swimmers have matched their best-ever Commonwealth Games medal tally after winning a total of 32 medals in Birmingham.

I knew he would really want to come here to Birmingham and stamp his name as a Scot, but the racing is always tight. “I’ve worked really hard to get here. “I knew I was top three. Obviously I wanted to have snuck a silver but Jess [Applegate] was slightly too far ahead. After her bronze medal win, Fiddes added: “This is definitely one of my favourites. Canada’s Kylie Masse took the gold, setting a new Commonwealth Games record with a time of a 27.31. In her first Commonwealth Games Cox set a new personal best of a 27.61 as she was just 0.03 off the bronze medal place. Applegate was the first of the duo to touch the wall in a time of 2:08.56 which was just 1.54 behind the gold medallist, Northern Ireland’s Bethany Firth. “It means a lot for this to finally happen [para-swimming integrated at the Commonwealth Games]. I campaigned a lot for this and it’s finally here. Scott set a time of 1:56.88 to set the record with Dean just behind as he had to concede the top spot on the podium. He set a time of 1:57.01 as he took home the silver. The Team England swimmer had to settle for silver, his sixth of the games, as his Scottish friend and Great Britain teammate took the title, setting a new Commonwealth Games record.

Australia's dominant women win the medley relay to end the swimming program, with Emma McKeon winning her sixth gold medal of these Commonwealth Games.

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Kiwi plays his part in scintillating 200m individual medley and basks in his dream week.

Duncan Scott took the silver in this event in Tokyo last year, he is a force to be reckoned with.” A beautiful mind crunching all the player stats. Scott crept out to a handy lead in the final freestyle leg. New Zealand ended fourth on the swimming medal table with five golds, two silvers and two bronzes. If quality local sport journalism is important to you, become a Stuff supporter today. You need journalists close enough to smell the liniment. Australia dominated with 25 golds, 21 silvers and 19 bronzes. ”It was sort of a blur,” he said of the fast-paced race. I feel like I’ve made that come true.” He was a close second to Scott over the first three legs of butterfly, backstroke and breaststroke. Clareburt had qualified sixth in the 200m individual medley and had a tough assignment in lane seven on the final night of the swimming program at these Games. Scott led from start to finish to win in a Games record time of 1:56:88. Dean was only 0.13s behind while Clareburt was just outside his New Zealand record with a time of 1:57:59.

New Zealand won a slew of medals in the morning session (NZ time), capped by success at the high jump and squash.