London 2012 Paralympic Games: 2 September schedule

Rowing: 11:10am Eton Dorney It is medals day in all four rowing disciplines, with the B finals beginning at 9.30am and the A finals following 80 minutes later. Only the biggest upset of the Games would deny the 2008 champion, Tom Aggar, a place among the finalists in the single sculls. The Londoner has set six world records in the six years since he took up rowing and is unbeaten in competitive races. Table tennis: 5:15pm ExCeL Will Bayley, a former student of Croydon's Brit school for performing arts, alma mater of Adele and Jessie J, is the world No1 in the class 7 category and if he makes it to the final it will be a heady day – and not just for him. He wears the same shirt and refuses to wash it throughout a tournament. Athletics: 11am Olympic Stadium The 23-year-old Australian Kelly Cartwright, whose right leg was amputated after the discovery of cancer in her knee when she was 15, came sixth in the 100m in Beijing but has been getting faster and faster ever since, as well as branching out into new disciplines. She won gold in the 100m at last year's world championships, and currently holds the world record in the 200m, but she has both honours in, her best event, the long jump, and will be hoping to add Paralympic gold this morning. Contender: Anne Dunham, equestrian, 4.15pm Dunham is seeking to retain her individual dressage gold, after which the destination of the team medals will also become clear – GB has won the past four, each time with the Wiltshire-based Dunham, who is now 63, in the line-up.