Tokyo Paralympics 2020 day eight: boccia gold for Smith, 100m bronze for Kinghorn – as it happened

David Smith retained his Paralympic boccia title, Sammi Kinghorn won bronze in the T53 100m and there was high drama in the table tennis

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And that brings an end to our Paralympics live blog for day eight. Congratulations to all today's medallists, and indeed all the competitors who have worked so hard to get to a level where they can become Paralympians. There was drama in the boccia, in the table tennis, in the pool and on the athletics track for ParalympicsGB today: David Smith retained his boccia title, the men's table tennis team progressed to the final in the 6-7 classes with a tense win against Spain. The women's team took bronze in the 4-5 classes. Sammi Kinghorn took bronze in the T53 100m final and Becky Redfern claimed silver in the SB13 women's 100m Breaststroke. Victoria Rumary also won archery bronze in the women's individual W1 class. Well done to all.

Elsewhere there were medals - and remarkable performances - from Jetze Plat in the H4 road race, Yiting Shi of China and Thailand's Athiwat Paeng-nuea on the track, and of course another Paralympic gold medal for Markus Rehm of Germany.