Check out the highlights from the Aussies overnight.
McKeon makes it six
The Aussies have won the 4x100m medley relay in the pool.
The win handed Emma McKeon a sixth gold medal of the games, while rising star Mollie O’Callaghan won her fifth gold.
Chelsea Hodges and Kaylee McKeown were the other members of the team.
Browning misses out in final
Aussie sprinting sensation Rohan Browning finished sixth in the 100m final.
Kenyan Ferdinan Omanyala won in a time of 10.02, with Browning recording 10.20.
He said he was “not satisfied” after the race, but was the first Australian man through to the Commonwealth games final in 12 years.
🗣️ "After World Champs I thought about almost packing (the season) in, because the shape wasn't there..."
— 7Sport (@7Sport) August 3, 2022
Rohan Browning made a great decision continuing on and making the final in Birmingham 👏#B2022 | @JaseRicho pic.twitter.com/vKfQjpEff0
Titmus on fire
Ariarne Titmus’ victory in the 400m freestyle final has handed her a unique record.
Titmus becomes the first woman in more than 50 years to win the 200m, 400m and 800m at the one Games.
She won in a time of 3.58.06, while teammate Kiah Melverton finished third.
18-year-old wins gold
Australian Sam Short triumphed in the 1500m freestyle in a tight finish.
Short’s 14:48.54 was a personal best by more than 10 seconds.
Fellow Aussie Kieren Pollard finished back in fifth.
Silver for Starc
Aussie high jumper Brandon Starc has finished second on a countback.
Kiwi Hamish Kerr took the gold after both jumpers failed to clear 2.28m.
Starc was the defending champion having claimed gold in Gold Coast.
That's what we like to see!
— 7Sport (@7Sport) August 3, 2022
Starc with a first-time clearance at 2.25 #B2022 pic.twitter.com/2aA0R1Rfhy
Cricketers make it three from three
Australia heads into the semi-final of the women’s T20 undefeated after the latest win over Pakistan.
It was a convincing 44-run victory for Meg Lanning’s side. Tahlia McGrath was the star, taking three wickets to go with her 78 not out.
Australia faces England or New Zealand in the semis.
Three-from-three!
— Australian Women's Cricket Team 🏏 (@AusWomenCricket) August 3, 2022
Tahlia McGrath the ⭐ with 78* runs and three-wickets.
Scorecard: https://t.co/QgJo6nwEPl #AUSvPAK #B2022 @CommGamesAUS pic.twitter.com/dYA1plojzt
