Lewis Clareburt has finished his Commonwealth Games campaign with a bronze medal in the 200m individual medley in Birmingham on Thursday morning.
Entering as the sixth-fastest qualifier, Clareburt sat third for the first two legs of the race before making his way up into second for the 50m freestyle sprint home.
However, a strong finish from England's Tom Dean saw the Kiwi pushed down to bronze with Scotland's Duncan Scott taking the gold in a new Games record.
The New Zealand swimmer reflected on his Birmingham games bronze medal on Thursday, following two golds earlier. (Source: Breakfast)
Clareburt was the first of three Kiwi swimmers racing in finals action on Thursday morning with Erika Fairweather and Eve Thomas both racing in the women's 400m freestyle.
After qualifying fastest for the final, Fairweather tried to stay in the hunt with Canadian World No.3 Summer McIntosh and Australia's Ariarne Titmus but with each 50m she fell further back from the duo and Australian Kiah Melverton.
However, Melverton started to fade in the final 50 metres, allowing the Kiwi a chance to sneak on to the podium but in the end she was denied by 0.72s, settling for fourth.
Fellow Kiwi Thomas came 6th a further six seconds back.
Thursday's bronze for Clareburt comes after he already took home two gold medals earlier this week for New Zealand in the 400m individual medley and the 200m butterfly.
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