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We have picked out five athletes from abroad to keep an eye on in Birmingham

Athletes from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will be among those competing in more than 20 sports

The 21-year-old controlled his bout with Namibia's Jonas Junias Jonas to guarantee himself at least a bronze medal in Birmingham.

The 26-year-old claimed his third medal at the Sandwell Aquatic Centre in Birmingham alongside 17-year-old Jacob Whittle, Joe Litchfield and Tom Dean as Team England were roared to second place behind Australia, who clinched gold in a new Games record

Birmingham (United Kingdom) (AFP) - Katarina Johnson-Thompson is within sight of her first heptathlon title since being crowned world champion in 2019 going into Wednesday's evening session at the Commonwealth Games.

Gold Coast squash mixed doubles champions Donna Lobban and Cameron Pilley missed out on a top-four seeding in Birmingham and are out to prove a point.

Tahlia McGrath and Beth Mooney produced an unbroken 141-run stand to steer Australia to a dominant 44-run women's T20 win over Pakistan in Birmingham.

Athletes like Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and Shericka Jackson opted to sit out the Commonwealth Games after the World Athletics Championships last month

Indian Judoka Tulika Mann reached the final of the women's +78 kg category after defeating Sydnee Andrews of New Zealand in the semifinal at the ongoing Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham on Wednesday, assuring another medal to her country in this discipline. Read more on Dynamite News: