Great Britain star Hannah Cockroft claims second gold as Jonnie Peacock faces tough task against Richard Browne The third day of competition brought three gold medals overall for the GB and Northern Ireland team, who now lie third in the medal table. Paul Blake completed his ambition of gold in the T36 800m in a championship record, and Hollie Arnold completed the triumvirate of success with a personal best throw of 37.45m in the T46 javelin event. It all whets the appetite for Tuesday's highly anticipated battle in the T44 100m final between British amputee sprinter Jonnie Peacock and rival Richard Browne, after the American set a new world record mark on Monday of 10.83 sec in his heat. That shaved two hundredths of a second off Peacock's time set 12 month ago. Peacock posted his season's best in the heats of 10.87 sec but was far from happy to be playing second fiddle to his rival and refused to speak to journalists. There was no such reaction from Browne, though, who is a highly impressive individual who has been sprinting for just over a year. "I think I can go a little bit faster," said Browne. I can't wait to see Jonnie in the final. I wanted to go fast in the prelim that's what my coach said to do so that's what I did. I know Jonnie. He's not worried. He's ready to go. It will just give him more fire. With Jonnie beside me it's going to be a heavyweight battle all down the track, all 100m of it. The amputee sprinters improve at an extraordinary rate. South African Arnu Fourie's time on Monday in the heats, of 11.27 sec, would have won him the gold medal at the World Championships in New Zealand in 2011. "Everybody will be great and don't count out Arnu either," said Browne. It grows the sport, it shows we're not just cripples or disabled people. We are actual athletes we do everything able bodied athletes do. "Jonnie trains with able-bodied athletes, I train with the able-bodied," added Browne, who lost his legs in a freak accident when he was thrown against a plate glass window. We do everything those guys do and we are just as fast. If you were to cut their legs off I don't think they could go as fast as we can. I have dreamt about being world champion many times you'll see that if you follow me on Twitter. Every time I close my eyes I see myself standing top of the podium with that gold.