Ashley Mackenzie explains how she won gold in judo at the Commonwealth Games
2022 Birmingham here is the penultimate day. A host of Commonwealth Games medals in his action-packed day.
Altogether her 45 gold medals are available. Hometown hero Matt Hudson-Smith won silver in the men's 400m, while Victoria Ofluog also won silver in the women's 400m final this morning. There is also a 4x100m final (12:40 & 12:54). Women's sport continues to receive widespread attention,with Scotland's Laura Muir
on Saturday and Jamaican sprint queen Elaine Thompson-Heller winning the 200m. , Uganda's Jacob Kiplimo won the men's 5,000 meters to claim the golden doubles title at the Commonwealth Games at Alexander Stadium on Saturday. After she won gold in the 100 m on Wednesday, Thompson-Heller scored easily again in a new competition record, beating her 22.02 seconds over Nigeria's Faber her Ofiri and Namibia's Kristin her Mboma. rice field.
Kiplimo on Tuesday used his kicks late in the 10,000 m to drive two Kenyan players to the line, but in the 5,000 m he was the 21-year-old. held his stretch well at home, and he even achieved a double crown. The Kenyan threat recorded a winning time of 13 minutes 8.08 seconds. Again the Kenyans were left to collect the booty, with Nicholas Kimeli silver and Jacob Krop bronze. Follow all actions throughout the day:
Men's 4x100m relay: England win gold.
Nigeria v England has already finished his one leg of this relay.
Gold of England, 38.35. They will defend their title from four years ago.
Hughes scored Belter in his second leg, but then made a slightly awkward change his over. Mitchell-Blake had to pull his hands off after his over at the final change after celebrating three clean legs and the lead at home in his straight.
Ogier Her Edbrun's masterful performance remains a valuable experience after Eugene. This will be huge for Team GB moving forward after his tumultuous 12 months out of Tokyo.
Trinidad wins silver (38.70). Nigeria won the bronze medal (38.81).
Sam Hickey wins historic boxing gold in Scotland
Sam Hickey Callum Peters definitely created a fight for the Commonwealth Games. In the cracking final, Scott gets the gold split decision.
Team his Scottish first in the middleweight division.
The 22-year-old showed immense heart to beat the 19-year-old Australian.
It is also Scotland's first Commonwealth boxing gold for him since Charlie Flynn and Josh Taylor in 2014. history.
Aidan and Michaela Walsh Chase Golden Glory at Commonwealth Games
Brothers Aidan and Michaela Walsh are enjoying every moment ofboxing success as they prepare to claim gold in Sunday's Commonwealth final.
The Northern Irish duo both won Saturday's semi-finals, with Aidan beating Wales' Galan Croft and Mikaela to South Africa's Fiwokules Bushisiwe to her Munguni. We won by unanimous vote.
Both fighters are guaranteed to equal gold on his coast in 2018 and silver, with a chance to upgrade to gold in Birmingham.
Mikaela will face Nigeria's Elizabeth Oshoba in the featherweight final and is proud to share her Commonwealth experience with her brother.
Matt Hudson-Smith misses out on gold, Mzala Samconga is favorite in 400m
Matt Hudson-Smith, who stunned Zambia's Muzala Samukonga, was the favorite to win the 400 m at the Commonwealth Games
. Old, at home, had to settle for silver as Samconga, who overwhelmed and missed out on gold, made a late break in the final 50m to move from fifth to first.
He ran in his 44.66 seconds, with British record holder Hudson-Smith crossing the line in his 44.81 seconds.
He added at least the bronze medal he won at the World Championships in Eugene last month.
However, his displeasure continues after being disqualified from Commonwealth for running out a lane at his Games in 2018.
Hudson Smith won gold at home
Nia Evans of Scotland wins silver in women's road race, Georgia Baker of Australia wins gold
Scotland's Nair Evans won silver in the women's road race, while Australia's Georgia Baker took gold after a thrilling final sprint.
"I'm not going to lie. I wanted to win the gold medal on the course, and to win three medals is something special," Evans said. increase.
"When you're in a team and you have deep strength, it makes a big difference."
Sada Williams breaks the field to take gold in 400m, Victoria Ohfluog and Jody Williams win silver bronze
49.90 In (GR), Sada Williams of Barbados is Gold. sensational.
England silver and copper: Victoria Ohfluog (50.72, PB) and Jody Williams (51.26, SB). Ama Pipi just missed out on her 4th place.
Bhajan statement performance.
Team Barbados' Sada Williams crosses the finish line to win gold
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Mzala Samkonga 400m final
Hudson Smith (44.81) wins silver. Mozala Samconga (44.66, PB) corners Zambia's gold medal.
An incredible race and hometown hero Alexander beaten in his stadium.
Jonathan Jones of Barbados (44.89) bronze.
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Keely Hodgkinson was 'frustrated' by bittersweet seconds as England won silver in athletics
It's been just over a year since she won that medal at the Tokyo Olympics and her face had wide-eyed eyes as she also brokeKelly Holmes's 800m British recordIt was marked with shock and disbelief.
It's been 12 days since she won the silver medal at the World Championships in Oregon, but she's just 800 minutes from the top. It was the difference.
Birmingham's Commonwealth Games was where I finally perfected the alchemy needed to upgrade Golden-her. Alexander Stadium.
However, the 20-year-old had to settle for silver again, losing to Mary of Kenya in the sprint finish. Mary Moller also dropped colors in her league at Stockholm's Diamonds earlier this season.
Laura Muir takes bronze behind Hodgkinson, Jarnell Hughes best result of the season and won the podium. Men's 200m
Tobi Amsan wins gold in hurdles, England's Cindy • Sember Takes Bronze
Tobi Amusan won gold in the women's hurdles, setting a tournament record of 12.30.
However, England's Cindy Cember won bronze with her 12.59 and Devin Charlton of the Bahamas won silver with her 12.58.
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Aidan and Michaela Walsh Pursue Golden Glory at Commonwealth Games
Enjoying every moment With boxing's success, both sides are gearing up to claim gold in Sunday's Commonwealth final.
The Northern Irish duo won their semi-finals on Saturday, with Aidan defeating Wales' Galan Croft and Mikaela unanimous over South Africa's Fiwokules Bushisiwe her Munguni. won in
Both fighters are guaranteed to equal gold on his Coast silver in 2018 and have a chance to upgrade to gold in Birmingham.
Mikaela will face Nigeria's Elizabeth Oshoba in the featherweight final and she is proud to share her Commonwealth experience with her brother.
The Northern Ireland brothers qualified for their respective finals in Birmingham. rice field.
