Commonwealth Games: Aussies Target More Cycling Gold, Sprinters Vie for 200m Glory
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- Australian cyclists aim to build on their success at the velodrome, while sprinters Lachie Kennedy and Torrie Lewis compete for 200m gold.
- The Commonwealth Games enter day eight with a packed schedule including cycling, athletics, bowls, boxing, and judo.
- In bowls, the Australian men's pair is competing against Tonga, currently facing a tie-break after losing the first set.
The Commonwealth Games continue with Australia's cycling team looking to extend their medal haul after a strong opening day at the velodrome. Meanwhile, sprinters Lachie Kennedy and Torrie Lewis are set to compete for potential dual 200m gold medals on the track.
As the Games approach their final days, day eight promises a full slate of action. Spectators can anticipate more cycling events, track and field competitions, and matches in bowls, boxing, and for the first time in these Games, judo.
In the men's pairs bowls competition, Australian duo Corey Wedlock and Aaron Teys are facing Tonga. After dropping the first set 7-2, the Australians fought back to take the second set 4-1, forcing a tie-break to decide the winner. The match is a crucial one for the undefeated Aussies, who are currently second in their group.
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Originally published by ABC Australia in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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