Schedule for Day 6 of the Tokyo Olympics

Australia had a flood of medals on day 5 but day 6 of the Tokyo Olympics could just be our greatest day in Games history.

Jess Fox will compete for a second Olympic medal on Thursday. Picture: Adam Head

Australia will be in hot contention for an additional five gold medals on the sixth day of the Tokyo Olympics after a record-equalling three golds on day five.

Swimming icon Kyle Chalmers will be among Olympians hoping to get on the podium, with the 23-year-old competing in the men’s 100m freestyle final at 12.37pm.

Brianna Throssell will look to back up her gold performance in the 4 x 200m freestyle relay in the 200m butterfly final, which will kick off at 12.28pm.

Four days after claiming silver in the 400m freestyle, Jack McLoughlin will battle for another medal in the 800m freestyle final at 11.30am.

Brianna Throssell will compete in the 200m butterfly final on Thursday. Picture: Tom Pennington/Getty Images

After finishing first in the 200m breastroke semi-final on Wednesday, Izaac Stubblety-Cook will compete to finish on top again in the final at 11.44am.

Jess Fox will contend for a second podium finish following her bronze K1 Canoe Slalom finish on Tuesday, with the C-1 Final set for 3pm.

Highlights for Day 6 of the Tokyo Olympics

All times are AEST

8.30am — Men’s Golf individual stroke play round 1 (Marc Leishman, Cameron Smith)

10am — Women’s Shooting 25m Pistol Qualification Precision (Elena Galiabovitch)

10am — Women’s Trap Shooting Qualification Day 2 (Laetisha Scanlan, Penny Smith)

10.43am — Taylor Worth (AUS) Vs Alviyanto Prastyadi (INA) Archery 1/32 Elimination

10.50am — Men’s Trap Shooting Qualification Day 2 (James Willett, Thomas Derek Grice)

11am — Men’s BMX Quarterfinals run 1 (Anthony Dean, heat 4)

11.09am — Alice Ingley (AUS) Vs Ksenia Perova (ROC) Archery 1/32 Elimination

11.21am — Women’s BMX Quarterfinals run 1 (Saya Sakakibara, Lauren Reynolds, heat 3)

11.30am — Women’s Rugby Sevens (Australia Vs Japan)

11.30am — Men’s Swimming 800m Freestyle Final (Jack McLoughlin)

11.42am — Men’s BMX Quarterfinals run 2 (Anthony Dean, heat 4)

11.44am — Men’s Swimming 200m Breaststroke Final (Izaac Stubblety-Cook)

12.03pm — Women’s BMX Quarterfinals run 2 (Saya Sakakibara, Lauren Reynolds, heat 3)

12.24pm — Men’s BMX Quarterfinals run 3 (Anthony Dean, heat 4)

Kyle Chalmers will look to claim gold in the men’s 100m freestyle final at 12.37pm. Picture: Adam Head

12.28pm — Women’s Swimming 200m Butterfly Final (Brianna Throssell)

12.37pm — Men’s Swimming 100m Freestyle Final (Kyle Chalmers)

12.45pm — Women’s BMX Quarterfinals run 3 (Saya Sakakibara, Lauren Reynolds, heat 3)

From 1.05pm — Sailing

1.06pm — Ryan Tyack (AUS) Vs Nicholas D’Amour (ISV) Archery 1/32 Elimination

1.31pm — Women’s Swimming 4x200m Freestyle Relay

3pm — Women’s Canoe Slalom C-1 Semi-Final (Jess Fox)

3.30pm — Women’s Final Trap Shooting

4.30pm — Men’s Final Trap Shooting

4.55pm — Women’s Canoe Slalom C-1 Final (Jess Fox)

5.00pm — David Barnes (AUS) Vs Riau Ega Salsabilla (INA) Archery 1/32 Elimination

6.30pm — Women’s Rugby Sevens (Australia Vs China)

8pm — Swimming Heats (Women’s 800m Free, Men’s 100m Fly, Women’s 200m Back, Mixed 4x100m Medley)

8.50pm — Women’s Gymnastics All-Around Final

8.50pm — Men’s Water Polo (Australia Vs Serbia)

10.15pm — Women’s Hockey (Australia Vs New Zealand)