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Team South Africa bagged their first gold medal of the London Paralympic Games when Natalie du Toit won the women's 100 metres butterfly S9 final on Thursday evening at the Aquatics Centre.

First gold for Team SA

Team South Africa bagged their first gold medal of the London Paralympic Games when Natalie du Toit won the women's 100 metres butterfly S9 final.

Du Toit on her way to a gold medal

Having breezed through the heats in the morning session, Natalie du Toit went on to win the 100m butterfly final (S9) for a third consecutive Paralympics gold medal in the event.

Natalie du Toit

Natalie du Toit of South Africa looks on after winning gold in the women's 100m Butterfly (S9) final.

Du Toit prepares

Natalie du Toit of South Africa prepares to compete in the women's 100m Butterfly (S9) final.

Du Toit qualifies for final

Paralympic Legend Natalie du Toit won her heat of the 100m butterfly (S9) and went into the final as the fastest qualifier.

Yakubu Adesokan

Nigeria's Yakubu Adesokan twice broke his own world record on his way to a gold medal in the men's -48kg powerlifting competition.

Gold for Nigeria

Yakubu Adesokan of Nigeria celebrates after setting a new world record during the men's -48kg Powerlifting competition.

Egbinola Oluade

Egbinola Oluade of Nigeria competes against Yee Hong Ka of Hong Kong on Day 1 of the Table Tennis tournament. Ka won 3-0.

Roxy Burns

South African cyclist Roxy Burns failed to qualify for the women's individual C4 pursuit final at the Velodrome.

Mouloud Noura

Ben Quilter of Great Britain competes against Mouloud Noura of Algeria (in blue) during the Men's -60 kg Judo quarterfinal. Quilter and Moura both won bronze medals.

Sitting Volleyball

A player waits to block a serve during the Pool A preliminary round Sitting Volleyball match between Egypt and Morocco. Egypt beat Morocco 3-0.

Richard Nortje

Richard Nortje of South Africa prepares to shoot during the Group A Preliminary Men's Wheelchair Basketball match against Australia. Australia beat South Africa 93-39.

Team South Africa bagged their first gold medal of the London Paralympic Games when Natalie du Toit won the women's 100 metres butterfly S9 final.

Having breezed through the heats in the morning session, Natalie du Toit went on to win the 100m butterfly final (S9) for a third consecutive Paralympics gold medal in the event.

Natalie du Toit of South Africa looks on after winning gold in the women's 100m Butterfly (S9) final.

Natalie du Toit of South Africa prepares to compete in the women's 100m Butterfly (S9) final.

Paralympic Legend Natalie du Toit won her heat of the 100m butterfly (S9) and went into the final as the fastest qualifier.

Nigeria's Yakubu Adesokan twice broke his own world record on his way to a gold medal in the men's -48kg powerlifting competition.

Yakubu Adesokan of Nigeria celebrates after setting a new world record during the men's -48kg Powerlifting competition.

Egbinola Oluade of Nigeria competes against Yee Hong Ka of Hong Kong on Day 1 of the Table Tennis tournament. Ka won 3-0.

South African cyclist Roxy Burns failed to qualify for the women's individual C4 pursuit final at the Velodrome.

Ben Quilter of Great Britain competes against Mouloud Noura of Algeria (in blue) during the Men's -60 kg Judo quarterfinal. Quilter and Moura both won bronze medals.

A player waits to block a serve during the Pool A preliminary round Sitting Volleyball match between Egypt and Morocco. Egypt beat Morocco 3-0.

Richard Nortje of South Africa prepares to shoot during the Group A Preliminary Men's Wheelchair Basketball match against Australia. Australia beat South Africa 93-39.