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Day by Day
DAY-9
August 17 (Sunday)
• Phelps achieves his dream winning eight gold medals after winning the 4X100metre medley event. He ends his Beijing adventure with 7 World Records and finishes with a total Olympic haul of 14.
• China equal their best ever Olympic haul of 32 golds.
• Grant Hackett sees his dream of a medal crushed after finishing second in the 1500 metre freestyle.
• Great Britain's Rebecca Romero becomes only the second athlete to win medals in two different sports. She adds a cycling individual pursuit gold to the rowing silver medal she won in Athens.
DAY-10
August 18 (Monday)
• Russian beauty Elena Isinbaeva sets the bar at 5.05 metre and clears on her third try to set a new World Record in the pole vault.
• Chinese He Kexin brushes off allegations about her age to pip USA's Nastia Liukin in a first ever tie-break.
• The Chinese cry collective tears of sadness at the pull-out of sprint star Lui Xian from the men's 110-metre hurdles.
DAY-11
August 19 (Tuesday)
• Argentina pull off a minor surprise as they thrash arch-rivals Brazil in the men's football semifinals by 3-0.
• Rashid Ramzi wins Bahrains first ever gold in the 1500 metre track and field.
DAY-12
August 20 (Wednesday)
• Usain Bolt sets his second record mark in the 200 metre sprint and becomes the first man in 24-years to win a 100-200 double. Bolt's time of
19.30 is quicker by .02 seconds than Michael Johnson's mark set at the 1996 Games in Atlanta.
• Liudmyla Blonska is the first high-profile doping case of the games. The Ukranian is stripped of her silver medal.
DAY-13
August 21 (Thursday)
• USA win the women's football gold by beating Brazil in a pulsating final.
• Tyson Gay's miserable Games continues as he drops the baton in the 4X100 metre relay heat as the USA exits before the final.
DAY-14
August 22 (Friday)
• Usain Bolt sprinted into racing folklore with his third straight gold medal and third straight World Record with a win in the 4X100 metre relay.
• Bryan Clay wins the decathlon earning himself the title of the 'best all-around athlete.'
DAY-15
August 23 (Saturday)
• China confirm their status as the new king's of Olympics by taking an unassailable lead on top of the standings.
• Lionel Messi leads his Argentina side to their second successive gold with a series of sterling performances that also confirm his standing as the best player in the world.
DAY-16
August 24 (Sunday)
• Kenya's Samuel Kamau Wanjiru wins gold in the 42km marathon.
• Beijing bid the Games bye with all the theatricality with which they welcomed it. A closing ceremony that featured the likes of Led Zeppelin and David Beckham will leave the London 2012 committee with plenty to ponder.