Final day of table tennis competition is a thrilling mix of defending champions, previous medal winners, and vastly improved teams.
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Wheelchair Basketball
Germany's women's wheelchair basketball team defeated Australia for gold at North Greenwich Arena.
Athletics
Australian's Evan O'Hanlon picked up another gold in a world-record time in the 200m T38 sprint.
More than 150 athletes gathered together for the first Paralympian Reunion at Guildhall in central London.
Wheelchair Tennis
Japan’s Shingo Kunieda defeated France’s Stephane Houdet to repeat as the Paralympic men’s singles champion.
Sitting Volleyball
China's women’s sitting volleyball team continues its domination over USA in memorable final.
Wheelchair Fencing
France lose men's team foil final at the ExCeL Arena.
Wheelchair Rugby
Greg Smith made his Paralympic debut on the track at the 1992 Games in Barcelona. Now, the Australian has the chance to accumulate one more title in wheelchair rugby.
