Rio 2016 | Simone Biles dazzles while Phelps wins his 22nd gold on day 6

Once again Simone Biles proved why she is considered as the greatest gymnast of all time by many. The American won the gold in the women's individual all-around final with a stunning display. She scored 15.866 on vault to take an early lead, but dropped down to second place after managing 14.966 on the uneven bars. But, Biles turned on the style during a splendid beam routine, where she scored 15.433, and then wooed the crowd with samba music during her floor routine. A score of 15.933 in her final routine took her tally to 62.198, almost two points clear of Alexandra Raisman, who won the silver. Russia's Aliya Mustafina, who was leading at the halfway mark, finished with the bronze.

Great Britain's Justin Rose made history on Thursday as he became the first golfer in history to record a hole-in-one at the Olympic Games in the first round of the men's tournament. Rose was one under par when he came to the par three fourth and hit a tee shot which flew 191 yards to land in the cup. The remarkable shot was the highlight as golf returned to the Games after an 112-year absence. Australia's Marcus Fraser is currently leading the event with a score of 8 under par.

In the women's individual archery event's final, South Korea's Chang Hye-jin stepped out of compatriot Ki Bo-bae's shadow before fending off a brave challenge from German Lisa Unruh to claim the gold medal.

Meanwhile, Michael Phelps won his 22nd Olympic gold medal, his fourth in Rio, in the final of the men's 200m individual medley. He finished a staggering two seconds ahead of the rest of the field with his timing of 1:54.66. Japan's Kosuke Hagino won the silver, while China's Shun Wang won the bronze.  Phelps' arch rival Ryan Lochte finished fifth.