Here is our full guide to all the Australians in action on day 14 of the Olympics. Check our schedule for Friday to see what time each event is on, so you know exactly when to tune in to watch today. All times are AEST.
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Athletics
6:30am – men’s 50km race walk (Rhydian Cowley); 5:30pm – women’s 20km race walk (Jemima Montag, Katie Hayward, Bec Henderson); 9:50pm – women’s javelin throw final (Kelsey-Lee Barber, Kathryn Mitchell, Mackenzie Little); 10:50pm – women’s 1500m final (Jessica Hull, Linden Hall)
Canoe sprint
10:30am – women’s canoe double 500m (Josephine Bulmer, Bernadette Wallace); 11:37am – women’s kayak four 500m (Shannon Reynolds, Catherine McArthur, Jo-Bridgen-Jones, Jaime Roberts); 11:44am – men’s kayak four 500m (Murray Stewart, Lachlan Tame, Riley Fitzsimmons, Jordan Wood)
Beach volleyball
12:30pm – women’s final (Mariafe Artacho del Solar/Taliqua Clancy v April Ross/Alix Klineman)
Golf
8:30am – women’s individual, third round (Hannah Green, Minjee Lee)
Karate
From 6pm – men’s Kumite -75 kg (Tsuneari Yahiro)
Rhythmic gymnastics
11:20am – individual qualification (Lidiia Iakovleva)
Modern pentathlon
3:30pm – women’s swimming, fencing bonus, riding show jumping, laser run (Marina Carrier)
Diving
4pm – men’s 10m preliminary (Sam Fricker, Cassiel Rousseau)
Cycling track
From 4:16pm – women’s Sprint qualifying, 1/32 and 1/16 rounds, plus repechage (Kaarle McCulloch); men’s Sprint semi-finals and final (Matthew Glaetzer and Matthew Richardson); 6:15pm – women’s Madison final (Annette Edmondson and Georgia Baker)
Boxing
3:47pm – men’s lightweight semi-final (Harry Garside)
Artistic swimming
8:30am – team technical routine (Australia)