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England's Adam Peaty won the 100m freestyle gold medal at the Glasgow 2016 Commonwealth Games.

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By . David Kent . Adam Peaty produced a storming last 25 metres to land the Commonwealth 100m breaststroke title on a night of double Glasgow gold for England at the Tollcross Swimming Centre. The 19-year-old reeled in South Africa's Cameron van der Burgh in the closing stages to touch in a Games record of 58.94 seconds, with home favourite Ross Murdoch taking the bronze. And Peaty admitted afterwards that he was amazed to beat the Olympic champion whose performances he has idolised during his development. Winner: Adam Peaty blows a kiss to the crowd after a brilliant last 25 metres brough him a gold medal . 'I can't believe it, it's a dream,' he said. 'I've studied Cameron van der Burgh for a while, he was my idol now my rival so I know he goes off quick but I caught him.' Peaty's gold followed success for Fran Halsall in the 50m freestyle and took England's gold medal tally in the pool to four. Reeling in: Peaty's idol Cameron van der Burgh led from the start but the Englishman won back the ground . Focus: Peaty had a perfect race as he stormed to the 100m breaststroke gold medal on Saturday night .