Wales' sporting week in photos

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Dai Greene failed to defend his Commonwealth Games 400m hurdles crown, finishing fifth in his semi-final.
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Dai Greene failed to defend his Commonwealth Games 400m hurdles crown, finishing fifth in his semi-final.

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Welsh gymnast Lizzie Beddoe competes in the women's all-around final

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Charlene Jones, who made history as the first female boxer to represent Wales at the Commonwealth Games, lost a split decision against India's Laishram Devi in the lightweight division.

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Geraint Thomas passes The Tolbooth in Glasgow’s Merchant City during the men’s time trial

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Thomas secured silver after finishing 14 seconds behind winner Alex Dowsett of England with Australia's Rohan Dennis second.

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Weightlifter Darius Jokarzadeh missed out on a medal when he finished fourth in the +105kg class.

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Gymnast Georgina Hockenhull won bronze in the beam final.

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Glamorgan’s T20 Blast quarter final against Lancashire at Old Trafford was washed out after heavy rain on Friday.

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Wales began their Women's Rugby World Cup campaign with a 26-0 defeat by hosts France.

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Cardiff City were held to a 3-3 draw by German side VFL Wolfsburg in their final pre-season friendly at Cardiff City Stadium.

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Wayne Routledge scores Swansea City's second goal in their 3-1 pre-season win away to Reading.

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Graham Wagg takes the wicket of Ashwell Price as Glamorgan's delayed T20 Blast quarter-final against Lancashire finally got underway at Old Trafford.

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Middleweight Lauren Price (right) made history as the first Welsh female boxer to medal at the Commonwealth Games, securing bronze.

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Sally Peake won pole vault silver for Wales on the final night of track and field at Hampden Park.

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Wales' Amy Roberts rides past Glasgow University in the women's road race. Roberts finished 14th.

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Geraint Thomas (centre) during a gruelling men's road race

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Thomas survived a puncture with just 6km to go to secure Wales' fifth and final gold of Glasgow 2014.

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