With his winning swim at the 400m Individual Medley, swimming hunk Quah Zheng Wen wrote himself into Singapore's history book, winning the 51st gold for Team Singapore.

And with his fingers touching the wall at 7.53pm, this year's pool of SEA Games athletes breached the 50-medal mark set 20 years ago.

Check out his winning performance.

In other news, the-boy-who-could-swim-no-wrong Joseph Schooling won (what's new) the 100m Butterfly with a timing of 52.13s (in a games record as usual).

Quah and Schooling later combined forces with Yeo Kai Quan and Clement Lim to take the 4x100m Freestyle Relay Gold and another Games Record.

Once again, it was almost a clean sweep of golds for our swimmers, winning four out of six events.

Pity that Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Lawrence Wong has to probably replace his celebratory poster he posted almost immediately, when Tao Li won the 50th gold for Singapore.