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Commonwealth Games: Delhi 2010: Day 1, Part 2

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Delhi 2010

BBC Sport - Commonwealth Games, Delhi 2010, Day 1, Part 2

Coverage of swimming, with five gold medals available. Scotland's David Carry is in action

Live coverage of the first day of swimming action, with five gold medals available. Scotland's David Carry is up against Welsh star David Davies in the men's 400m freestyle.

Live coverage of the first day of action at the SPM Swimming Complex in Delhi, where five gold medals are up for grabs. Scotland's David Carry is the defending champion in the men's 400m freestyle but Welsh star David Davies will fancy his chances of improving on his bronze medal four years ago.

Scotland's Hannah Miley goes in the women's 200m individual medley and her chances are boosted by the absence of Australian Olympic champion Stephanie Rice, who is injured and so unable to defend her Commonwealth title. Australia is traditionally strong in this event - its swimmers swept gold, silver and bronze in Melbourne - and they could have a ready-made replacement in teenage swimming sensation Emily Seebohm.

Swimming finals:

11.30am Women's 200m freestyle
11.59am Men's 400m freestyle
12.06am Women's 200m individual medley
12.12am Men's 200m butterfly
12.40am Men's 4x100m freestyle.

Commonwealth Games: Delhi 2010

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Action from the 2010 Commonwealth Games, as athletes from 71 nations compete in Delhi.

Action from the 2010 Commonwealth Games, as athletes from 71 nations compete in Delhi, India.

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