Quick hits: Wiggles star's daughter shines, netball 'cleaner' goes viral

The Commonwealth Games have delivered moments of unexpected joy and inspiring comebacks, extending beyond the medal counts. One viral sensation emerged from the netball venue, where a cleaner captivated the crowd with an impromptu dance routine while mopping the court. Set to Queen's "I Want To Break Free," his performance, complete with splits and the worm, earned him a perfect score in the eyes of many spectators and social media users.

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This is my best friend.

Friendship took center stage when Australian swimmers Gemma Sellick and Victoria Belando Nicholson shared the podium for the women's 100m backstroke S9. Both athletes secured silver and bronze medals, but their focus was on each other. "This is my best friend," Sellick beamed, overshadowing the media's questions. Belando Nicholson expressed disbelief and joy at sharing the moment, calling it "insane" to achieve it with her closest friend. Their celebration plans included a "debrief later tonight."

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This was not even a thought I had; I was not expecting this at all. To do it with my best friend is actually insane.

In gymnastics, Canada's Felix Dolci staged a dramatic comeback in the men's all-around final. After falling off the pommel horse twice and sitting in 17th place, Dolci executed a "miraculous recovery" across the remaining disciplines. His resilience earned him a silver medal, a significant achievement after a challenging competition that also saw Reuben Ward make history as the first Scottish gymnast to win the men's all-around title. Australia's Jesse Moore also secured a bronze medal, adding to the day's notable performances.

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debrief later tonight