What's on for Team NI on fourth day of Commonwealth Games?
McClenaghan is aiming to win a second Commonwealth gold
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There's lots of Team Northern Ireland athletes in action on the fourth day of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with Rhys McClenaghan and Daniel Wiffen both going for gold.
Harrison McGrogan will make his Commonwealth Games debut in the men's 71kg weightlifting final at the SEC Armadillo from 09:00 BST.
At the Tollcross Swimming Centre, Paddy Johnson will be in the men's 200m butterfly heats at 10:30.
Danielle Hill and Lottie Cullen will take part in the women's 50m backstroke heats at 10:57 and Jack McMillan and Matthew Hamilton will go in the men's 100m freestyle heats at 11:09.
Should they all progress through their heats, the semi-finals or finals of all those events will take place in the evening from 19:00.
Wiffen will go in the 800m final at 20:37 in the evening session as he seeks a first Commonwealth gold.
There is more boxing action at the SEC Centre with four Team NI boxers in action.
Caitlin Fryers will fight in the women's flyweight 51kg round of 16 against Zinnat Ferdous from Bangladesh at 11:15.
At 13:45, Eoghan Quinn will take on Jade Micock from Seychelles in the men's light-heavyweight 80kg round of 16.
Jude Gallagher will fight in the men's lightweight 60kg round of 16 at 19:00 as he takes on Pakistan's Qudrat Ullah.
Jon McConnell will face India's Sumit Sumit in the men's light-middleweight 70kg round of 16 at 20:30.
Para-athlete Eve Walsh Dann is out at the Scotstoun Stadium at 13:16 in the women's T38 first round 100m. If she makes it through, the final will take place at 19:50.
At the Glasgow International Arena, McClenaghan will compete in the men's pommel horse final at 15:00.
Team Northern Ireland's netball squad will play their third game at the Hydro at 16:00 against Tonga as they seek their first win.
Gary Kelly is in men's single sectional play action against South Africa's Wayne Rittmuller at 16:10 at the SEC Centre.
He will progress to the evening's semi-finals at 20:40 if he wins one set against Rittmuller.
He can afford to lose 0-2 as long as New Zealander Shannon McIlroy doesn't win his final two games in straight sets and overturn a shot difference that stands at +45 to +16 in Kelly's favour.
