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Men's relay team finds redemption
He beat good friend McEvoy as the duo completed an Australian one-two.
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Australia’s men’s swimming relay team have found redemption at the Commonwealth Games as the nation continued its golden charge on day two in Glasgow.
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Despite trailing South Africa for much of the first three legs, the Australians managed to win in a new Commonwealth Games record time of three minutes and 13.44 seconds.
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James Magnussen took another positive step toward removing the stigma of the London Olympic debacle (pictured) with an heroic leg in the win.
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The quartet of Tommaso D'Orsogna, Matt Abood, Cameron McEvoy and Magnussen won Australia's fourth gold medal in the pool on day two.
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D'Orsogna, McEvoy and Magnussen were all involved in the Stilnox saga at London.
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Maddison Elliott broke the world record in a golden swim in the women’s 100m freestyle S8, the 15-year-old touching home in 1:05:32.
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Thomas Fraser-Holmes won the gold medal in the men's 200m freestyle final.
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Leiston Pickett soared past early favourite, Jamaica’s Alia Atkinson, to grab gold in the women’s 50m breaststroke.
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Laura Coles beat Welsh shooter Elena Allen to claim gold in the skeet women’s final.
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