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    Olympic Games: Australians in action on day eight in Paris

    By Guardian sport,

    9 hours ago
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    Australia’s Ariarne Titmus will be out to stun USA’s Katie Ledecky, while Jess Fox is also in action on day eight at Paris 2024. Photograph: STF/AFP/Getty Images

    Australia have starred in the pool across the first week with Kaylee McKeown and Ariarne Titmus among those to claim individual gold medals, and the swimming greats will be out to add to their collection on day eight at Paris 2024.

    The Rowsellas are into three rowing finals with Tara Rigney in the single sculls, and both the women’s and men’s eight having a shot at a medal.

    The men’s cycling team will hit the road for a 272km race with Michael Matthews among the medal contenders and Ben O’Connor getting a late call up in place of the injured Lucas Plapp .

    Australia’s Jack Robinson is down to the last four in men’s surfing in Tahiti, while tennis duo Matthew Ebden and John Peers are one more win away from gold in the men’s doubles.

    Here are the Australians to watch on day eight at Paris 2024 – all times AEST:

    3x3 basketball

    • 2.35pm: Women’s pool round: Australia Gangurrus v France

    Athletics

    • 6.10pm: Men’s pole vault qualification: Kurtis Marschall

    • 3.15am: Men’s 1500m repechage: Adam Spencer, Oliver Hoare, Stewart McSweyn

    Beach volleyball

    • 6pm: Men’s preliminary – Pool C: Thomas Hodges and Zachary Schubert v Remi Bassereau and Julien Lyneel

    Boxing

    • 11.46pm: Men’s 57kg quarter-final: Charlie Senior v Carlo Paalam

    Canoe slalom

    • 11.30pm: Women’s kayak cross round 1: Jessica Fox, Noemie Fox

    • 12.40am: Men’s kayak cross round 1: Tristan Carter, Timothy Anderson

    Related: Steely resolve and killer look make way for Jess Fox’s ‘perfect day’ in Paris | Jack Snape

    Cycling road

    • 7pm: Men’s road race: Simon Clarke, Michael Matthews, Ben O’Connor

    Equestrian

    • 6pm: Dressage team grand prix special: Jayden Brown, William Matthew, Simone Pearce

    Golf

    • 5pm: Men’s individual stroke play – round 3: Min Woo Lee, Jason Day

    Hockey

    • 8.45pm: Women’s – Pool B: Australia Hockeyroos v Spain

    Rowing

    • 6.18pm: Women’s single sculls final A: Tara Rigney

    • 6.50pm: Women’s eight final A: Katrina Werry, Lucy Stephan, Bronwyn Cox, Georgie Rowe, Jacqui Swick, Giorgia Patten, Sarah Hawe, Paige Barr and Hayley Verbunt

    • 7.10pm: Men’s eight final A: Ben Canham, Joshua Hicks, Spencer Turrin, Angus Widdicombe, Jack Hargreaves, Alex Purnell, Angus Dawson, Jack O’Brien and Kendall Brodie

    Related: Australia win their first rowing medal of Paris Olympics with bronze in women’s pair

    Sailing

    • 8.15pm: Men’s dinghy: Matt Wearn

    • 10.25pm: Women’s dinghy: Zoe Thomson

    • 11.45pm: Mixed multihull: Brin Liddell and Rhiannan Brown

    • 1.05am: Mixed dinghy: Nia Jerwood and Conor Nicholas

    Shooting

    • 5pm: Women’s skeet qualification: Aislin Jones

    Surfing

    • 3.36am: Men’s semi-final: Jack Robinson v Gabriel Medina

    Swimming

    • 7pm: Women’s 50m freestyle heats: Meg Harris, Shayna Jack

    • 7.30pm: Men’s 1500m freestyle heats: Sam Short

    • 8.40pm: Men’s 4x100m medley relay heats: Australia

    • 8.52pm: Women’s 4x100m medley relay heats: Australia

    • 4.30am: Men’s 100m butterfly final: Ben Armbruster, Matthew Temple (TBC)

    • 4.39am: Women’s 50m freestyle semi-finals: Meg Harris, Shayna Jack (TBC)

    • 5.08am: Women’s 200m individual medley final: Kaylee McKeown, Ella Ramsay (TBC)

    • 5.28am: Women’s 800m freestyle final: Ariarne Titmus, Lani Pallister

    • 5.58am: Mixed 4x100m medley relay final: Australia

    Tennis

    8pm: Men’s doubles final: Matthew Ebden and John Peers v Austin Krajicek and Rajeev Ram

    Water polo

    • 11pm: Men’s preliminary round – Group B: Australia Sharks v Hungary

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