Tuesday, 30 July, 2002, 21:33 GMT 22:33 UK
Commonwealth Games day six
All the day six action.
Men's 110m hurdles
South Africa's Shaun Bownes won gold in a season's best 13.35s, while Jamaica's Maurice Wignall claimed bronze.
Men's long jump
Men's pole vault
Paul Burgess of Australia claimed silver while Dominic Johnson finishes third to claim St Lucia's first medal.
Women's high jump
She cleared 1.96m, silver medallist Susan Jones, of England, jumped 1.90m and Canada's Susan Forrester won bronze with 1.87m.
The New Zealander sealed the victory with a paltry 60.83m, some way off her season's best.
Cathy Freeman helped ensure Australia's passage into the final of the women's event.
In the men's, Kenya's William Chirchir won the opening semi-final, while England's Anthony Whiteman triumphed in the second.
Men's 50k walk
Men's 4x100m relay
Men's 4x100m freestyle
Men's 400m freestyle
The Australian led home countryman Grant Hackett in 3:40.08mins. Graeme Smith won bronze for Scotland.
Women's 200m freestyle
Pickering won in a time of 1:59.69, a Games record. Australia's Elka Graham and Petria Thomas shared bronze.
Men's 200m butterfly
Women's 200m individual medley
Women's 50m breaststroke
England won the women's fours lawn bowls gold medal by defeating Canada 17-6.
Wales claimed their first gold medal when Ceri Dallimore and Johanne Brekke topped a British 1-2-3 in the women's 50m rifle prone pairs.
Sheena Sharp and Susan Jackson of Scotland got the silver and Helen Vincent and Linda Smallbone of England won bronze.
And women's number one Sarah Fitz-Gerald remained on course for gold with a semi-final win over Rachael Grinham.
World number two Carol Owens beat Cassie Jackman in the other semi.
Canads's Carolyne Lepage clinched victory in the women's under-48kg class while Georgie Singleton of England emerged victorious in the women's under-52kg category.
England took gold in the men's event, following a 3-0 victory over Nigeria.
Pakistan booked their semi place with a 2-0 defeat of Canada. Canada now face New Zealand in a play-off after the Kiwis defeated South Africa 5-2.
He won the snatch and clean-and-jerk disciplines along with the overall title. Yourik Sarkisian, of Australia, also got a clean sweep in the men's 62kg title.
Katherine Bates finished ahead of Rachel Gilmore, with Clara Hughes of Canada in third.
Canada beat Sri Lanka 52-49, New Zealand trounced Wales 81-23.
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