10/08/2016 Newsround

Two swimming silver medals for Team GB at the Rio Olympics.

So, yes, Team GB are celebrating two more silver medals in the pool

There were also medal hopes in the women's

Ricky's in Brazil and sent us this report.

Yes, Ricky here at the Olympic Games.

All eyes were on the women's team event in the gymnastics.

USA were the favourites and they dominated the event

and claimed the gold with an almost flawless

Team GB did not improve on their fourth placed finish

in qualifying and ended the day in fifth position.

I think they can be really proud of themselves.

How do you feel being here today and watching this event?

Do you just want to run on and give it a go?

No, I am quite happy to be stood here, but feel free!

In the tennis, both Andy Murray and Jo Konta won their matches

to progress to the last 16, but the biggest success of the day

could once again be found in the swimming pool for Team GB.

Siobhan-Marie O'Connor claimed silver in the 200 metre medley

When I looked up and saw the time...!

In the men's relay the team picked up silver, as well.

James Guy powering through in the final lap.

Hallelujah! The first few days were a bit tough for me. I changed it

around and got faster and faster each time I have raced on to get the

medal finally... It has been a tough week but we have a medal now. This

is a great building team. Youngest guy is 23. By Tokyo we will be fully

grown men and ready for that title. Olympian of all time,

Michael Phelps, picking The two swimming silvers last night

take Team GB's total up to six - that puts us in eleventh place

overall on the medals table. Now from the most successful

Olympian at Rio to the youngest. Gaurika Singh of Nepal was 13 years

and 255 days old when she competed in the 100 metre backstroke

heats on Sunday. Most 13-year-olds worry

about school, playing games on their tablets and smartphones

or just chilling with their mates, but imagine being 13-years-old

and representing your country Gaurika has spent the last few days

doing loads of interviews. That is because the world wants

to speak to the youngest athlete I felt really proud, hopefully

I make them proud, as well. She is representing Nepal,

where she was born. More than ten years ago her family

moved to England, but she won the right to represent

Nepal in swimming. My Dad are here with me,

but my Mum and grandparents She got a taste of the Olympic Games

at the opening ceremony, You would see Brazil

come out and there was Last year, Gaurika travelled

to Nepal and was caught up in a huge earthquake that caused

lots of damage and people She says it is something

she will never forget. After a week there were

a lot of after-shocks in case there was going

to be another one. The teenager still can't

believe she is here. Now she wants to talk

about the country that she loves and hopefully win medals for Nepal

at the next Summer Olympics. Tom Daley was one of the youngest

athletes back in 2008 and he went on to win bronze twice

in London and here. Hopefully, I can qualify

for Tokyo in 2020. Now, Rio said they wanted it

to be a 'green' Games, but I don't think this

is what they meant! The diving pool for the women's

10-metre synchro turned a murky We don't yet know why it happened,

but some people think it was down to algae or chlorine,

or even that it was done because Officials tested the water and found

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