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Clare Balding

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Commonwealth Games: Delhi 2010: Day 2, Part 2

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05/10/2010

Day 2, Part 2

Delhi 2010

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

Clare Balding, Ian Thorpe and Mark Foster introduce the action from five swimming finals.

Clare Balding, Ian Thorpe and Mark Foster host swimming finals action. Featuring the women's 50m butterfly and 50m breaststroke, and men's 50m backstroke and 200m freestyle.

Clare Balding is joined by Ian Thorpe and Mark Foster for swimming finals action in Delhi, including:

11.30am Women's 50m butterfly
11.34am Men's 50m backstroke
11.38am Women's 50m breaststroke
12.04am Women's para S9 50 freestyle
12.34am Men's 200m freestyle

World champion Liam Tancock from England will look to upgrade his silver medal from Melbourne in the men's 50m backstroke final. That race follows the women's equivalent, which should feature another world champion in the shape of Australia's Marieke Guehrer.

Aussie superstar Leisel Jones, who won four gold medals at the 2006 Commonwealth Games, will hope to notch up another in the women's 50m breaststroke, one of five swimming finals taking place in Delhi on day two. Scotland's Robbie Renwick and defending Commonwealth champion Ross Davenport are in the mix for the men's 200m freestyle, the last swimming final of the day.

Andy Jameson, Adrian Moorhouse and Sharron Davies commentate.

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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