British shooter Nathan Hales secured Team GB's third gold medal of the Games by winning the men's trap shooting event, setting a new Olympic record with 48 out of 50 hits. Hales outperformed China's Qi Ying, who took silver, and Guatemala's Jean Pierre Brol Cardenas, who won bronze. This victory marks Hales' debut at the Olympics and makes him the first Briton to win gold in men's trap since 1968. In other events, the women's quadruple sculls team clinched gold in a dramatic photo finish, and the men's 4x200m freestyle relay team successfully defended their Olympic title. Andy Murray and Dan Evans advanced to the men's doubles quarter-finals after a thrilling comeback victory. Looking ahead, key events include Katie Ledecky aiming for another gold in the women's 1500m freestyle and a gymnastics showdown between Japan's Hashimoto Daiki and China's Zhang Boheng.