Hockey: India v Scotland

1. Women's: classification: India v Scotland

Think day nine is all over? It is now. But we will be back on Saturday morning for the penultimate day of action. Make sure you're there!

Day 10 highlights

1000 BST: Hockey men's semi-finals - England v Australia

1400-2000 BST: Boxing's 13 finals, including Nicola Adams, Paddy Barnes and Charlie Flynn

1930-2045 BST: Diving men's 10m platform final - Tom Daley

2050/2115 BST: Athletics 4x100m relay finals, featuring Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and Usain Bolt

Coming up on day 10

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Fancy a late night Friday video? Check out these four crackers...

Daniel Purvis wins gold for Scotland in the Commonwealth Games on the parallel bars, a day after winning bronze on the men's rings. Watch the clip here

David Peacock, Neil Speirs, Paul Foster and skip Alex Marshall clinch Scotland's second lawn bowls Commonwealth Games gold medal with a 16-8 victory over England. Watch the clip here

England's Isobel Pooley jumps a personal best of 1.92m to take silver in the women's high jump behind Australia's Eleanor Patterson who jumped 1.94cm at Glasgow 2014. Watch the clip here

Nigerian triple jumper Olumide Olamgoke collides with two officials whist warming up during qualifying for the men's triple jump at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Watch the clip here

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Some great news for Wales. Their women's team will compete in tomorrow's 4x100m relay final after initially being disqualified (see 21:31). The Welsh quartet of Hannah Brier, Mica Moore, Hannah Thomas and Rachel Johncock demanded a video review - now they're back in. Their time of 44:66 also equalled the national record.

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Australia's 100m hurdles champion Sally Pearson: "It is disappointing that my races finish in utter relief rather than happiness. To not hear my heart beat anymore is a really nice feeling. It is such a proud moment for myself and I had issues to deal with.

"I just need to win, it is more than wanting to win. It is so important to us, it is hard. It is harder than for the soccer players, there is no-one to hide behind, you have to run on your own."

Boxing

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Meanwhile, Belfast boxer Paddy Barnes believes the sport's world governing body will vote to bring back headguards after a Commonwealth Games marred by a series of high-profile cuts.

Barnes breezed into his second consecutive light-flyweight final with a unanimous decision win over Uganda's Fazil Kaggwa.

But earlier in the day he watched his friend Michael Conlan scrape through against Welshman Sean McGoldrick on a technical decision after sustaining a bad cut over his right eye from an accidental headbutt.

And Northern Ireland lightweight Joe Fitzpatrick also required treatment to a gash beneath his left eye after a straightforward win over Michael Alexander of Trinidad.

Barnes said: "I think headguards will be back. It's great to see them off because it's better to watch, but it's impossible to fight so many times in so few days without headguards on - it's ridiculous."

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Twelve home nations boxers will fight for a gold medal in Saturday's finals.

England will have six shots at gold when the boxing moves to the 11,000 capacity Hydro Arena, Northern Ireland four and Scotland two. Five Welsh boxers lost at the semi-finals stage.

Read the full report. and check out our results pages.

Medal table

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Day nine headlines

That's day nine of the 2014 Commonwealth Games done and dusted. If you've missed any of today's action (shame on you) here are the four biggest stories of the past 15 hours...

• Claudia Fragapane became the first Englishwoman to win four golds at a single Commonwealth Games for 84 years with victory in the floor on Friday. Read the full report

• Usain Bolt started his Glasgow 2014 campaign by helping Jamaica qualify for the final of the men's 4x100m relay. Read the full report

• Scotland's Lynsey Sharp delights the home crowd at Hampden Park by claiming silver in the women's 800m final.

• Tom Daley and James Denny produced a fantastic final dive to secure a silver medal for England in the men's synchronised 10m platform. Read the full report

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Former World and Commonwealth champion Phillips Idowu on his return to international action: "I wasn't sure how it would go tonight. I hadn't jumped for a month or more but it was comfortable and I am looking forward to the final tomorrow.

"Hopefully I can execute it and stand on top of the podium like I have had many times before."

Idowu qualified second with a jump of 16.70m - 5cms behind Nigeria's Tosin Oke. England's Nathan Fox and Nathan Douglas also qualified for the final which takes place at 19.10 BST on Saturday.

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Top seeds Chris Adcock and Andy Ellis survived a huge scare at the hands of an unheralded Welsh pair to keep their challenge alive.

The English duo faced elimination as they fell 14-12 behind in the deciding third game against Daniel Font and Oliver Gwilt, ranked 165 in the world.

They eventually scraped through after a run of six successive points but their performance throughout a 17-21 21-16 21-15 win was a nervy one.

Asked if they had rattled the English, Font said: "Yes, big time. Andy Ellis was nervous. We thought we were going to get spanked - they are the top seeds - and we thought we had them at 14-12."

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Olympic 400m gold medallist Cathy Freeman on Twitter: Awesome performance Sally Pearson!! Congratulations! Richly deserved!

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Sally Pearson on the suspension of Australia athletics coach Eric Hollingsworth, who recently criticised the Commonwealth champion of "setting a bad example" to her team-mates.

"He lost his job for what he said in the papers trying to justify himself," she tells BBC Sport. "But I only did this for myself and the people who are supporting me."

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Two-time Commonwealth champion Sally Pearson after retaining her crown: "This medal means so much. It has been a really hard year having been injured and going into the World Championships with a new coach.

"But I knew tougher people than me have got through this and come out the other side. For me it was about focusing on what I could control both beforehand and in the race and I came out the victor."

Boxing

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England will have six boxers in Saturday's finals after Anthony Fowler clinched a middleweight showdown with Indian superstar Vijender.

Fowler was too strong for Zambian opponent Benny Muziyo, decking his opponent after a series of shots towards the end of round one, and easing home a conclusive points winner.

The pair could hardly be more contrasting with Vijender - who beat Northern Ireland's Connor Coyle - regarded as a superstar back home, where he has appeared in Bollywood movies and reality TV dance shows.

Fowler said: "I'm a fighter and tomorrow won't be a reality show, it will be the real thing. I've been watching him for weeks and I know exactly what he's going to bring tomorrow."

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Michael Johnson

BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder

Michael Johnson picks his highlight of the night and tells BBC One: "I did enjoy seeing Sally Pearson going out there and defending her Commonwealth championship after everything she has gone through this week."

Australia athletic coach Eric Hollingsworth was suspended by his country's Commonwealth Games Association after criticising Pearson's preparation.

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Triple success for England in the triple jump. Phillips Idowu, Nathan Fox and Nathan Douglas all leap into Saturday's final.

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Colin Jackson

Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit

"Sally Pearson is a female sprinter who has excellent leg speed. She gets out of the blocks very well and then her pick up is strong and powerful. You want to get to that first hurdle as quickly as possible and put all the pressure on everyone else. Because Sally has this really explosive start it makes a huge difference."

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Silver medallist Lynsey Sharp on Twitter: This was my everything. I love you all. Never ever give up. Always be grateful.

Watch Bolt guide Jamaica to victory

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Sprint star Usain Bolt guides Jamaica to victory as he runs the final leg in their men's 4x100m relay heat.

Watch the full video here

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Sally Pearson continues sprinting for another 50m as she celebrates defending her Commonwealth crown. She almost leaps over another barrier too - the one separating the crowd from the track - as he ecstatically grabs hold of her Australian entourage in the stands.

Gold Medal

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What a performance! Sally Pearson shrugs off that pre-race bother as she tears over the fences to finish in 12.67. England's Tiffany Porter closes as she leaps over the sixth barrier, only for Pearson to find another gear. Silver for Porter, who clocks 12.80.

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And not only that, there's also the women's 100m hurdles to sample. Australia's Sally Pearson is the Olympic and defending Commonwealth champion and eased to a semi-final win last night, despite a controversial build-up. England's Tiffany Porter aiming to beat her.

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Denise Lewis

BBC Sport athletics expert & twice CWG champion

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On Lynsey Sharp winning 800m silver: "Sometimes you don't want to keep talking about your injuries because it plays on your mind. Lynsey showed her strength of mind and willpower and it's a classic case of triumph over adversity.

"I am sure there were tears of relief, joy and gratitude to her team and you can see how much she wanted this performance to put the months of disappointment behind her."

Medal ceremony

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Usain Bolt might have left the building but you won't spot an empty blue seat inside Hampden yet. That's because an emotional Lynsey Sharp is picking up her Commonwealth silver medal. What a noise! Sharp breaks down in tears after a deafening cheer as that 100g piece of silver is hung around her neck by Dame Kelly Holmes.

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Colin Jackson

Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit

"England are going to be in the medal mix tomorrow. They have got the skills to make it happen."

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Michael Johnson

BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder

"Very nice job and very clean from the England team. You saw with Richard Kilty that those sort of things happen where you might run up too much to your team-mate. You have to keep calm and make the right decision with a lot happening around you. England did that."

Boxing

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Powerful Preston welterweight Scott Fitzgerald books his place in the final with a commanding display against Tulani Mbenge of South Africa.

Fitzgerald, who will face Mandeep Jangra of India for gold, said: "I have only been on the Great Britain squad since January and this is my first real competition, so just being here is unreal - never mind being in the final."

Jangra, who likes to emulate Sylvester Stallone's training scenes from Rocky for inspiration, defeated Northern Ireland's Steven Donnelly in the other semi-final.

Tonight at the Games

After another exciting night of athletics, silver medallists Isobel Pooley and Lynsey Sharp are among the guests due to appear with Mark Chapman and Clare Balding this evening on BBC One at 22:40 BST.

Send your questions and comments using #TonightAtTheGames and the best will be used on the progamme.

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England's quartet of James Ellington, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, Richard Kilty and Andrew Robertson join Jamaica in tomorrow's final with ease. Good baton changes and a good performance as they clock 38.78 - 0.79 quicker than their Caribbean rivals.

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BBC Radio 5 live

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Usain Bolt after leading Jamaica into the 4x100m final despite an injury to one of his team-mates:

"I looked round and thought something was wrong. I was kind of worried but Kimmari Roach got the baton round and that is sign of a true champion. My coach always taught us to run with pain.

"My week has been good and the people have been extra nice. I have been taking lots of pictures and heard I got some cops in trouble.

"I would never say that the Games are rubbish. When I come to the games, I always look forward to it. I was never worried about the reception tonight. I am all about the fans and for me this was dream. I am happy."

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Darren Campbell

BBC Sport athletics expert on BBC Radio 5 live

"A special mention to Kimmari Roach, who ran Jamaica's first leg. It looked like he was injured and he still had 50m to go. He kept going and managed to pass the baton on. Unbelievable! That is exceptional."

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Usain Bolt is dragged off to the trackside to face the media - and he goes on the charm offensive. He praises Glasgow (apart from the weather), criticises the Times journalist who says he slagged off the Games and then signs off with a tongue-in-cheek rant at BBC Sport's Gabby Logan. Apparently Bolt heard the television presenter saying the Games was better without him and team-mate Yohan Blake. A laughing Logan quickly denies it!

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Steve Cram

BBC Sport athletics commentator

"Thank goodness for that. I don't know who was more nervous, the Jamaican team manager or the Commonwealth Games organisers that Jamaica would get into the final and we will see Bolt again tomorrow."

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The Bolt show is up and running. The most-talked about man in Glasgow has to break sweat to make sure his Jamaican team win their heat. They're in tomorrow's final with a time of 36.84.

Nigeria finish second to book their place alongside them.

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What a showman. And his sprinting isn't bad either. Any doubts about the reception Usain Bolt would receive have been well and truly forgotten.

The eight-time Olympic champion charms the Glaswegians by some banter with the young girl carrying his kit then a quick pre-race jig. Time for business...

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Two-time Commonwealth medallist Christian Malcolm: Jamaica and Nigeria will be up there but the Australians will be close. There are two youngsters in the Jamaican team, there is pressure on them.

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Michael Johnson

BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder

Michael Johnson on BBC One on Usain Bolt's entry into the Games: "Up to now the Commonwealth Games has been great competition.

"This is a show. If Jamaica get the baton to him they win.

"It's a show for the crowd and they get a chance to say they saw Bolt and that's special for them."

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Paula Radcliffe

BBC Sport athletics expert & 2002 CWG champion

"It's great Usain Bolt has come here. It shows that to him the Commonwealth Games are important and they matter, as we have seen every night here.

"Like David Rudisha as well, it's important to see champions here so people can get out there and race against them."

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What time is it? It is Bolt-time....

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But before Bolt makes his grand entrance, there's the small matter of heat one to get through. The anchors of Trinidad and Tobago, Canada and the Bahamas streak clear of the rest, but it is the Bahamas who miss out on an automatic spot in the final.

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Ten-minute warning. I repeat, here's your 10-minute warning.

That's how long it will be until Usain Bolt strides out on to the Hampden Park track. Wonder what response he will receive from the passionate Scottish crowd after the did-he-say-it didn't-he-say-it saga.

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It is confirmed - England are fine. Wales, however, are not. They have been disqualified for a dodgy changeover between Mica Moore and Hannah Thomas. Massive shame for the Welsh because they would have reached the final in a new national record time. Big shame.

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Darren Campbell

BBC Sport athletics expert on BBC Radio 5 live

"Louise Bloor, as she was coming into Ashleigh Nelson, looked like a long changeover. It was a fantastic first leg by Asha Phillips, they were taking on the Jamaicans. These young ladies from England can really challenge. I think they can get a medal - I think they can even beat the Jamaicans.

"At the Athens Olympics in 2004, we messed up the changeover but the judges were generous and we made it through to the final."

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England finish second but there is concern that Ashleigh Nelson didn't grab the baton inside the designated area before hurtling after Shelley-Ann Fraser Pryce. The English quartet nervously stand trackside watching slow-mo replays of the exchange between Nelson and Louise Bloor. Looks fine to me...just.

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No surprise as Shelly-Ann Fraser Pryce thunders down the straight to see Jamaica home first. It may not also be a surprise that England are at the centre of a handover controversy...

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Next up in heat two are England, Wales and...Jamaica. The Caribbean sprint queens are anchored by reigning World and Olympic 100m champion Shelly-Ann Fraser Pryce.

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Darren Campbell

BBC Sport athletics expert on BBC Radio 5 live

Nigeria were very sloppy with their changes but if they can bring Blessing Okagbare in..wow!

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Time for the event which we all used to love at school sports day - the 4x100m relay. Bahamas win the first heat ahead of Trinidad and Tobago and Nigeria, who were without double 100m and 200m champion Blessing Okagbare. She was having a well-earned rest after her golden exploits over the past couple of days.

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Scotland's Lynsey Sharp reveals she was ill overnight before racing to silver in the 800m.

She told BBC One: "This is my everything. The last year has been obstacle after obstacle, even right up to this morning being in hospital in the athletes' village until 5.30. I hadn't slept for 12 hours and was throwing up all night and had a drip in my arm.

"But there was no way after going through everything I have been through I was not going to get a medal today.

"I know how low the low points can be. Yesterday I almost lost it and today I had to come out and get it right. I had 24 hours to get it right and thankfully I did."

Gold Medal

Singapore's Gao Ning and Li Hu claim gold in the men's doubles after the top seeds beat India's defending champion Sharath Kamal Achantaand new partner Amalraj Anthony Arputharaj 5-11 11-7 11-9 11-5. It is the only table tennis gold that Singapore had never won in the Commonwealth Games.

Athletics

Many thought they had seen the last of England's Phillips Idowu when he was one of a number of high-profile GB athletes to lose their lottery funding for 2013-14.

But the eye-catching Londoner is back. After making a low-key return earlier this year, he is back in the big-time in Glasgow. He leads the qualifying stage after a first-round jump of 16.70m.

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Tom Daley on BBC Radio 5 live after winning silver in the 10m synchro with James Denny: "It is about what you can do when it counts. Going into the last round, we had to give it our all. We have only done three training sessions together ever and we went in there to have fun. I am happy how we did and to come out with a silver."

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Steve Cram

BBC Sport athletics commentator

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On Scotland's Lynsey Sharp winning silver: "Lynsey has had a such a difficult year. She was hospitalised with a wound that didn't heal properly. She isn't always one to tell her own story but it was known in athletics.

"At the start of the season she was struggling to even make the qualifying time but she has raced and raced to get into shape.

"She was in tears after the semi-final because she thought she hadn't run well enough to get into the final. But what a performance tonight."

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The countdown to Usain Bolt's first run on the Hampden Park track is well and truly under way. The 4x100m relay first round start at 21:35 BST.

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"Get out strong, commit." The four little words scrawled on to Lynsey Sharp's right hand in black marker pen. Not sure she would have had any time mid-race to remind herself of that motto - but she managed to deliver it to the letter.

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Lynsey Sharp might need a pair of earplugs - the noise levels have gone through the imaginary Hampden roof. She collapses to the track in elation, then rises to her feet to lap up the acclaim of an adoring Glasgow crowd.

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Two-time Commonwealth Games medallist Christian Malcolm: "That was fantastic by Lynsey Sharp. I have seen her going through her troubles and this means so much to her. The fact that her father has won a medal at the Commonwealth Games, and now she has won a silver."

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Steve Cram

BBC Sport athletics commentator

"When Lynsey Sharp gets into the home straight she never gives up. This was a brave run.

"Jessica Judd at 19 will have more to come. I know she will."

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Allison Curbishley

BBC athletics expert, on Radio 5 live

"Wow, Lynsey Sharp! Her father took bronze in the 100 and 200m in 1982.

"She has 'get out strong and commit' written on her hand. She backed off with 200m to go and said she is going to run her own race. Finally she has delivered at Hampden."

Silver Medal

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Where did Lynsey Sharp come from?! A sensational run from the darling of Scottish athletics. Sharp kept calm down the back straight, where she looked to be trapped, before timing her burst down the outside to perfection.

The 24-year-old cruised past English rival Jess Judd, who ended in fourth, like a Jamaican sprinter to grab silver.

Gold Medal

World champion Eunice Sum proves just why she was the firm pre-race favourite. She streaks home first in 2:00.31.

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England's Jess Judd is running a fine first lap - she's ready to make her move. Scotland's Lynsey Sharp appears to be getting boxed in down the back straight though...

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Paula Radcliffe

BBC Sport athletics expert & 2002 CWG champion

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"You have to feel for Cam Levins. He slightly mis-judged it but he went for it and gave it everything. In the closing stages he knows he's got Kipsiro on his inside and Bett on his outside.

"He's just not get enough to hold off Kipsiro who is getting stronger with every stride to hold onto his title. When he think about I think he will be happy with a bronze but all he can see now is that it was snatched away in the last ten metres."

Canadian Levins - a training partner of double Olympic champion Mo Farah - was pipped in the final strides by Moses Kipsiro of Uganda and Kenya's Josphat Bett in a dramatic finish to the 10,000m.

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Michael Johnson

BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder

"Is it strange to anyone else that in 2014 track & field still has athletes pin a paper name & number bid on their uniform?

"Allows event organizer to sell bib sponsorship. I get that but has to be more modern way. Paper & safety pins makes the sport look amateur."

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Gold medallist Moses Kipsiro reveals he almost pulled out of the 10,000m final because of a painful knee injury.

"I've been having a lot of injuries so my knee was very painful," the Ugandan tells BBC Sport. "I said I wasn't going to take part but something deep inside said 'you can make it'. I stuck to it and now I'm really happy."

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Reporter: "Jess, what's your prediction?"

Jess: "I predict pain."

"I love the pain of 800m running," Jess Judd tells BBC Sport. "I think I'm a bit sadistic. If I'm not ill at the end of a session, I think I haven't pushed myself enough. If I'm not lying on the ground, I haven't gone through the boundary."

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England's Jessica Judd may have an unusual lopsided jaunt but, boy, does it work. The 19-year-old from Essex produced a fine display of front-running in the pouring rain to win her 800m semi-final in 2:02.26. Can she go all the way?

Home favourite Lynsey Sharp and England's Jenny Meadows line up against Judd after qualifying as fastest losers. But Kenya's world champion Eunice Sum is the woman to beat.

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You've got to feel for Cameron Levins who disappointingly finger-clicks the air. However, he manages a smile - maybe a rueful one - when a Canadian flag is thrust into his hand. Moses Kipsiro skips around the track in delight, finding his family which includes a woman shrieking very loudly. And why not!

And, by the way, there was a smaller margin between gold and silver in the 10,000m final (0.03 sec Kipsiro to Bett) than in 100m final (0.10 sec Bailey-Cole to Gemili). Stunning.

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Tom Fordyce

Chief sports writer in Glasgow

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"Steve Lewis's pole vault gold will be a popular one in the England team - the Stoke man has struggled with form and injury, travelling the globe from Perth to Phoenix (and Loughborough) in search of inspiration.

"Adding Commonwealth gold to the silver he won in Delhi and bronze as a young shaver in Melbourne will make it all worthwhile - and, since he is sharing a room here in Glasgow with long jump champion Greg Rutherford, makes that the most successful set of twin divans in the camp."

Gold Medal

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Blockbuster finish! Canada's Cameron Levins surges around the bend with no-one in front of him, as the Scottish crowd cheer him to victory. But the sounds of Kenyan and Ugandan feet get louder. And louder. Reigning champion Moses Kipsiro edges past first to defend his crown, just a size 10 ahead of Kenyan Josphat Bett. Wonderful stuff.

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Three Kenyan vests are stuck in the top five, along with New Zealand's Jake Robertson. The mullet-haired Kiwi decides to go bold just before the bell, but his challenges lasts a matter of seconds. All or nothing now...

Table Tennis

England's Paul Drinkhall and Liam Pitchford put up a brave fight but lose their men's doubles bronze-medal match to number two seeds Zi Yang and Jian Zhan of Singapore 6-11 10-12 11-7 11-8 10-12.

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Four laps to go in the 10,000m - this is where the calves start to burn. I'd imagine. Kenya's Peter Kirui leads, like he has for the past 3,000m, but I'm not sure he will be there in a few laps time. He's there to be dragged back by the waiting pack.

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Commonwealth long jump champion Greg Rutherford: "So proud of my close friend and room mate Steve Lewis. He's gone through a hell of a lot and come out a champ. Great man."

Steve Lewis became the first Englishman to win a gold medal in the pole vault.

Boxing

Ben Dirs

BBC Sport in Glasgow

"Big celebrations from Scotland lightweight Charlie Flynn after his semi-final fight against fancied Welshman Joe Cordina - and he didn't even know the result yet. But it was Flynn who got the nod, via a split decision, and the place went ruddy wild for the funny little fella from Newarthill."

Diving

Nick Hope

BBC Sport in Glasgow

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With only four teams in the men's synchronised 10m platform final there are only going to be two medals awarded and as such they've already cut the size of the podium!

Gold Medal

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Finally! Steve Lewis looks like the most relieved man on the planet as he sails over that pesky bar. The 28-year-old becomes the first Englishman to win a Commonwealth gold in the pole vault. He shares a hugs with silver medallist Luke Cutts before legging it across the track - almost colliding with the 10,000m runners - to his family in the crowd.

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The orange bar wobbles in the Glasgow wind as goes down to 5.55m. Both Luke Cutts and Steve Lewis cleared this height at the first time earlier. Now?

No. Cutts produces a decent effort takes it down. Lewis' turn. If he clears he wins gold....

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Ben Dirs

BBC Sport in Glasgow

"Banging atmosphere at the SECC as Wales's Joe Cordina and Scotland's Charlie Flynn enter the ring for their lightweight semi-final. This should be Cordina's but home support might blow Flynn through. We shall see."

Watch the boxing on our live stream.

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So we go back to 5.60m. Yorkshireman Luke Cutts is tiring as he smacks into the bar, giving the more-experienced Steve Lewis another bash at nailing victory. Oh no! He hurtles into the bar too. This could go on for a while...

Best video clips so far

Kiribati's first ever Commonwealth Games medallist David Katoatau sings in the BBC studios, two days after winning gold in weightlifting men's 105kg. Watch the clip here

A stunning performance by 18-year-old Englishman Nile Wilson wins horizontal bar gold and earns him his fourth medal at Glasgow 2014. Watch the clip here

England's Nicola Adams sees off Canada's Mandy Bujold in convincing fashion to progress to the final of the women's flyweight division. Watch the clip here

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And then there were two. It's a straight shootout for gold between English pair Luke Cutts and Steve Lewis. Both ease over 5.55m but then hit a metaphorical brick wall at 5.60m. Cutts fails all three attempts, leaving Smith with a clean shot at gold. He crashes into the bar with his feet - meaning it is jump-off time.

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The new England pairing of Tom Daley and James Denny took silver in their first competition together, producing a superb last dive to get within 0.18 of Australians Domonic Bedggood and Matthew Mitcham.

Tom Daley told BBC One: "We didn't know what to expect. We only started training for the first time last Friday and have only had three sessions, so I am really happy with the way it went.

"For the last dive I said give it everything because anything can happen. We managed to do it and James did a great job.

"Considering we went to nearly 400 points with just one good dive I think we will go into the European Championships and enter the synchronised. With a bit more training under out belts we could go quite far."

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The no show from Mo (Farah) means the chances of a British medal look slimmer than a long-distance runner's torso. Kenyan champion Josphat Bett should be one of the leading chasers, while Uganda's Moses Kipsiro is focused on defending his Commonwealth crown.

We'll find out in just under half an hour if any of those two can grab gold.

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Scottish record holder Jax Thoirs is sniffing a piece of the medal pie. He thunders down the runway with 44,000 Scots shouting him over a bar set at 5.55. Thoirs climbs high, screws up his legs and...almost clears it. He scrapes the plastic, it wobbles dangerously and then crashes behind him to the waiting mat. That's a fourth-placed finish for the 21-year-old.

Bowls

Neil Johnston

BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"Great scenes in the mixed zone as Darren Burnett walks off the green to be greeted with hugs and pats on the back from Scotland team-mates David Peacock, Neil Speirs, Paul Foster and Alex Marshall, who earlier won gold for the hosts in the bowls fours final.

"It's back to pounding the beat next week for the 38-year-old police officer from Arbroath although he is hoping his gold in the men's singles will earn him an extra day off.

"'My boss said I might get an extra day off if I returned with a gold, so we'll see,' Burnett says."

Headlines so far on day nine

Claudia Fragapane becomes the first Englishwoman to win four golds at a single Commonwealth Games for 84 years with victory in the floor on Friday. Read the full report

Singles victory for Darren Burnett secures Friday's second Commonwealth Games lawn bowls gold medal for host nation Scotland. Read the full report

Wales' appeal following Sean McGoldrick's defeat by Michael Conlan in the Commonwealth Games bantamweight semi-final has been declined. Read the full report

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While Scotland's women agonisingly missed out on a final spot, there are no such problems for their male counterparts.

The foursome of Kris Robertson, Jamie Bowie, Greg Louden and Grant Plenderleith qualify as a fastest loser, courtesy of a new national record of 3:03.94.

Joining them in Saturday's final are England. Their quartet of Daniel Awde, Matthew Hudson-Smith, Nigel Levine and Conrad Williams qualified in 3:03.01 - the quickest time of the night.

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England's Paul Drinkhall and Liam Pitchford are battling for a bronze medal in the men's doubles. It's just started and you can watch it live now.

Gold Medal

The Australian pair of Domonic Bedggood and Matthew Mitcham just pip England's Tom Daley and James Denny to gold.

Daley and Denny produced a superb last dive to miss out by only 0.18 of a mark. Silver for the English pair.

Gold Medal

Smash! There's another Games record broken. Jonathan Ndiku was probably the least fancied Kenyan, but he has done his talking on the track. Ndiku wins in 8:10.44, ahead of team-mates Jairus Birech and the great Ezekiel Kemboi.

England's James Wilkinson finishes a credible fifth.

Gymnastics

Aimee Lewis

BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"Max Whitlock has so many medals he left one in his bag for the team picture. Kristian Thomas reminded him he was missing one."

Diving

But wait. Daley and Denny nail one and get 95.46 points to put the pressure on. The fans were screaming the moment Daley and Denny hit the water. The divers absolutely nailed their front 4.5 somersault - their most difficult routine - at the moment they simply had to deliver. This will make things interesting...

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The lack of training time is beginning to show for the new England pair who look unlikely to medal with just one dive left.

These are tough dives though as all of the pairings illustrate with a lack of consistency. The gold is Malaysia's to lose.

Athletics

Brendan Foster

BBC athletics commentator and ex-CWG champion

"England's James Wilkinson is doing well in fourth - but has he set off too quickly?"

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Kenya's Ezekiel Kemboi is what you call a "big-game player". The reigning Olympic and world champion has been there, done it and got the gold medals. His team-mates Jairus Kipchoge Birech and Jonathan Ndiku are expected to challenge him - don't be surprised to see a Kenyan 1-2-3.

Birech leads the way with four laps to go.

Diving

Nick Hope

BBC Sport in Glasgow

"News that there will be no bronze medal award - revealed yesterday, but just announced to today's diving fans - hasn't gone down well. Audible mumblings from the crowd which is understandable considering Daley and Denny were in third at that very moment."

Diving

Again there's a big splash as James Denny hits the water with dive four.

But Australia slip up and Malaysia's Ooi Tze Liang and Chew Yiwei join the party with a tremendous effort.

They go into gold medal position as Canada slip to fourth.

Boxing

England's Savannah Marshall beats Edith Ogoke of Nigeria and will fight Areiane Fortin of Canada, who saw off Wales' Lauren Price, in the women's middleweight gold-medal match.

Gold Medal

2009 world champion Dani Samuels was hot favourite for gold - and the 26-year-old duly obliges. Perhaps more surprisingly is the name down in third. That's England's Jade Lally, who produces a seasonal best of 60.48m to take bronze.

Diving

Leon Taylor

BBC Sport diving expert & CWG silver medallist

"The synchronisation was all right but then they both emptied the pool. It was a double surfboard moment."

The third dive of Daley and Denny doesn't quite go according to plan with an untidy entry. The English pair do move up to third though after round three. Australia lead at half-way.

Boxing

Ben Dirs

BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"To be fair, most of the boxing judging has been pretty decent so far but there was some iffy stuff in the women's middleweight semi-final between Wales's Lauren Price and Canada's Ariane Fortin - one judge gave Price the second round 10-8, meaning she supposedly dominated. Another gave it to Fortin, probably correctly. Fortin did enough in the end, however."

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We're moving closer to the business end of the men's pole vault competition. England's Luke Cutts took a job loading lorries at a Next warehouse in Yorkshire when he quit the sport in 2012. But now he is back and looks in great shape. He coasts over 5.45m, just after Scotland's Jax Thoirs fails at the same height. Favourite Steve Lewis of England passes at this height as he sets the bar - no pun intended - higher.

Diving

Nick Hope

BBC Sport in Glasgow

"Looking at the dives Tom Daley and James Denny have to come later in their routine there is every reason to be optimistic. Their 'degree-of-difficulty' is much higher than that being performed by the 10m opponents - so if they can deliver them well, there will be no stopping them claiming gold. Big 'if' though for the new pairing."

Gold Medal

Singapore's Tianwei Feng sees off her compatriot Mengyu Yu 11-7 11-8 11-9 10-12 11-2 to win gold and spark wild celebrations.

Diving

England's Tom Daley and James Denny (102 points) are now fourth afer round two - that's last. Canada's Maxim Bouchard and Vincent Riendeau lead with 105.60.

Athletics

England's Isobel Pooley describes her silver-winning jump of 1.92m as "a leap of faith".

"I went for it, I lost control and it turned out OK," she tells BBC Sport. "The leap took a lot of confidence. I dreamt about being consistent, but my second attempt I am very proud of."

Diving

Round one complete already. Daley and Denny are third but things don't start to hot up until after round three of the six. Australia's Domonic Bedggood and Matthew Mitcham lead.

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Karen Pickering

BBC Sport swimming & diving, on Radio 5 live

"A very solid start and the synchronicity was perfect. They scored nine for that. Tom's dive was just a little bit better than James' but rarely anything in it."

Diving

Despite just the four pairs competing, the presence of Tom Daley - a double gold winner at Delhi in 2010 - racks up the interest factor. He and new partner James Denny lead us off with a 53.40 score from their first dive.

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Isobel Pooley is the first rival to bound over and congratulate Australia's latest Commonwealth champion Eleanor Patterson after jumping a season's best 1.94m.But Patterson was unable to set a new Games record, having clipped the 1.96m bar three times.

Gold Medal

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Darren Burnett completes a golden day for Scotland at Kelvingrove as he defeats Canada's Ryan Bester 21-9 to win the men's singles.

His victory follows Alex Marshall, Paul Foster, David Peacock and Neil Spiers' triumph earlier in the day after the home nation beat England in the fours final.

The Scots had waited eight years for a Commonwealth gold medal before Marshall and Foster won the pairs event on Monday but Burnett's victory after 19 ends means they close out Glasgow 2014 with three - their best result since 1994.

Silver Medal

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St Lucia's Levern Spencer, who won bronze at Delhi 2010, fails in her second attempt at 1.96m - which means England's Isobel Pooley takes silver. The new Commonwealth champion is 18-year-old Australian Eleanor Patterson.

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England's Tom Daley and James Denny are due to be first up at 19:19 as the 20-year-olds compete together for the first time. They are followed by Australia, Malaysia and Canada. Only four pairs in the hunt for medals so just gold and silver up for grabs.

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Isobel Pooley encourages the crowd behind her to clap their hands high in the air - like a wedding party DJ when he spins We Will Rock You - as she goes for a third attempt at 1.94m. The fans respond to the England athlete, but she can't get the better of that dastardly bar. She is certain of a medal after a PB of 1.92m and that will be either silver or bronze.

Diving

Nick Hope

BBC Sport in Glasgow

"Scotland's wait for a Commonwealth medal goes on I'm afraid as Grace Reid slips from second to fifth after the final round of dives. Their last success was back in 1958 when Sir Peter Heatly claimed gold in Swansea. The crowd did their part and there was an audible sigh when Reid slipped down the standings. Next up, it's Tom Daley with new diving partner James Denny."

Bowls

Neil Johnston

BBC Sport in Glasgow

"Security at the bowls is being handled by Police Scotland. Everyone entering Kelvingrove must empty their pockets, remove belts and go through an airport-style scanner. The officers on duty here right now can be forgiven if they are a little distracted.

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"Arbroath's Darren Burnett, who is closing in on men's singles gold, is a serving police officer and had to request special permission from Police Scotland to compete here as all police leave in Scotland is cancelled during the Commonwealth Games."

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And it is not just the track and field at Hampden where it is all happening. Here's the best of the rest...

The diving finals are taking place, including the men's synchronised 10m platform. England's Tom Daley will be in action. Watch live coverage

The finals of the men's and women's doubles is taking place in the table tennis. England men in action against Singapore for the bronze medal. Watch live coverage

The men's singles gold and bronze medal matches are taking place in the Lawn Bowls. Darren Burnett of Scotland goes for gold. Watch live coverage

The men and women are in action in the squash in quarter and semi-final match. Watch live coverage

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England's women's hockey team will face Australia in the final at 20.15 BST on Saturday after overcoming New Zealand in a penalty shoot-out.

Athletics

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At the other end of Hampden Park, 13 men are hurling themselves high into the Glasgow air with a bendy stick. Of course, it's the pole vault.

England's Steve Lewis heads the field in terms of personal and seasonal bests. But the Delhi 2010 silver medallist's form has dipped quicker than a Blackpool rollercoaster since May. Team-mate Luke Cutts is the other leading jumper and broke the British indoor record in January. Expect those two to feature prominently.

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Hang on. Levern Spencer has pulled a jump out of the bag. She clears 1.92m in her final attempt to move into bronze. Pressure? What pressure.

Gold Medal

It's all over. Defending champion Jennifer Abel from Canada makes it back-to-back Commonwealth titles, a fantastic achievement.

Heartbreak for Scotland's Grace Reid, who has been squeezed out of the medals and finishes fifth. Tough on the 18-year-old but she can be proud of her efforts.

England's Hannah Starling came seventh. Rebecca Gallantree and Alicia Blagg, who surprised themselves by winning the synchronised title on the 3m springboard, couldn't get involved in the shake up this time, finishing ninth and 10th.

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*Upset alert*

England's Isobel Pooley is ripping apart the field. She eases over 1.92m - a new personal best - in her first attempt to take the lead. But pre-jump favourite Levern Spencer of St Lucia is on the verge of crashing out.

Gymnastics

Aimee Lewis

BBC Sport in Glasgow

On Twitter: "It's like it never happened. The big clean-up at the gymnastics is well under way."

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The Hydro venue in Glasgow is being turned around to host the likes of Walsh and Conlan in the boxing finals over the weekend.

Boxing

Ben Dirs

BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"Mixed fortunes for Northern Ireland today in the boxing ring, having already guaranteed nine gold medals. After wins for Michaela Walsh and Michael Conlan, the fighting Northern Irish have been handed three straight defeats, with Sean Duffy, Sean McGlinchy and Alanna Audley-Murphy all well-beaten."

Athletics

After Ohuruogu smiles and embraces her team-mates, all eyes inside Hampden turn to the scoreboard - will Scotland qualify as a fastest loser? Nope. India's quartet beat their mark of 3:33.91 by a wafer thin 0:00.24. Close but not close enough for the Scots.

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England's 400m relay team are in the arena. Few are expecting any problems for Emily Diamond, Shana Cox, Margaret Adeoye and Christine Ohuruogu, who receives an ear-splitting roar as she takes control of the baton. The Olympic 400m champion stretches clear of Nigeria's Ada Benjamin to cross the line first.

Diving

"It is so close to flying and it is relieving from schoolwork too," so said Scotland's Grace Reid when asked what it is she likes about diving.

She's flying better than most, and probably won't have to worry about schoolwork for a while if she gets a medal here. With just one round to go, the 18-year-old is in second place and could win a stunning silver.

Australian Maddison Keeney had been leading but stalled on the board ahead of her fourth jump and had to restart. Two points deducted for that and she's down to fifth.

Defending champion Canada's Jennifer Abel is leading, England's Hannah Starling is sixth.

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Did someone mention Usain Bolt? I've not heard much about him this week.

Of course, all eyes will be squinting at the giant frame of one man tonight. After a week of controversial (or made-up) comments, depending on whether you believe Bolt or a Times journalist, it's time for the world's fastest man to do his talking on the track. The six-time Olympic champion will see his first action of Glasgow 2014 as part of Jamaica's 4x100m relay team.

Athletics

Tom Fordyce

Chief sports writer in Glasgow

"In contrast the rain and chill breeze of Thursday night, conditions at Hampden this evening are nicely conducive to track and field - warm evening sunshine, just a hint of breeze. Usain Bolt may be the main draw - his appearance on the adjacent warm-up track drew the biggest cheer of the night so far - but there are medal chances aplenty for home athletes:

England's Steve Lewis, looking to complete his Commonwealth set with pole vault gold after bronze in Melbourne and silver in Delhi

Tiffany Porter taking on Australia's Olympic champion Sally Pearson in the sprint hurdles final.

Scotland's Lynsey Sharp battling for 800m medals with both England's former World bronze medallist Jenny Meadows and the woman they might one day call the Canvey Coe - 19-year-old Jess Judd."

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400m hurdles silver medallist Eilidh Child: "I only had two hours sleep last night and it has been fun to celebrate and enjoy what happened last night.

"I was down by Scotland House and there was a great turnout. I am not quite used to that much attention and it was great to see everyone embracing the Games.

"I have not really had a chance to relax and take it all in. Normally I analyse my races but I haven't had a chance to do that."

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Gemma Nicol flies round the track to put Scotland into second place ahead of the final leg. Zoey Clark sets off like a greyhound chasing a rabbit, but pays the price on the final bend as she tires badly. Australia and Trinidad and Tobago zoom past her and the Scots finish fourth. With three qualifying automatically for the final, they face an anxious wait to see if they can sneak in by the backdoor.

Athletics

Everybody loves a relay race, if not only because there is the potential for an almighty meltdown. For those who are not into Schadenfreude, there are some top-class athletes taking part in the longer relay. Scotland are involved - minus 400m hurdles silver medallist Eilidh Child - and every successful baton exchange is greeted ecstatically by the home supporters. Jamaica lead by a country mile as they go into leg three...

Diving

Australian Maddison Keeney takes the lead after three rounds, with defending champion Canada's Jennifer Abel second.

But, hang on a minute, what's this? It's only Scotland's Gracie Reid in the bronze medal position. The Glasgow crowd are loving that.

Australia's Esther Qin had a bit of a nightmare third dive, dropping from first to sixth. Costly.

Athletics

Scotland team-mate Jake Wightman will be watching from the stands as team-mate Chris O'Hare lines up for the final. Injury-hit Wightman's time of 3:34:87 was not enough to qualify as a fastest loser.

He tells BBC Two: "It's been a horrible couple of weeks. Thanks to the physios for getting me here but I'm sorry couldn't pull anything out."

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If you're sat in the Hampden sunshine right now you could do with another pair of eyes. The action is everywhere. On the field it is lift off in the women's discus.

Australia's Dani Samuels is the overwhelming favourite to stand top of the podium. The 2009 world champion has recorded the eight longest throws in the Commonwealth this year and goes last in the 12-strong field.

Bowls

Neil Johnston

BBC Sport in Glasgow

"The narrow streets around the picture postcard Kelvingrove Bowls Centre are surrounded by wine bars and places to drink. All need to get extra staff in quick because there's another Scottish gold party brewing.

"Darren Burnett is closing in on the men's singles title against Canada's Ryan Bester, leading 13-7 It's a glorious summer's evening but the ice cream seller is redundant. No one is leaving their seat while this is on."

Watch it on our live stream.

Athletics

Brendan Foster

BBC athletics commentator and ex-CWG champion

"I was impressed with Charlie Grice. He did nothing wrong. He's a young athlete with a bright future. And Chris Gowell ran a very good race to come through."

Englishman Grice and Gowell of Wales both book their places in the final of the 1,500m. Grice finished heat two in second in 3:40:09 and Gowell fourth in 3:40:30.

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Scotland's Jayne Nisbit covers her streaky eyes with her hands as she fails to hold back the tears. And that, unfortunately, means one thing - she is out of the high jump final. She fails once, twice, no three times, at 1.82m. The 26-year-old crouches next to the barriers to be consoled by her coach.

Diving

Two rounds gone and Australian Esther Qin, who led in qualifying this morning, is continuing her fine form as she leads with a score of 112.50.

England's Hannah Starling leads the home challenge in fourth with a score of 109.10, while Scotland's Grace Reid - causing lots of whooping among the crowd - is sixth.

Rebecca Gallantree and Alicia Blagg are bottom of the pile at the moment but there's still time to get back in it.

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Kenya's Ronald Kwemoi goes for broke ahead of the bend and then sticks his foot down to accelerate clear. He wins heat two in 3:39.90, with a pair of British hopefuls Charlie Grice of England and Wales' Chris Gowell also qualifying in second and fourth.

Diving

Nick Hope

BBC Sport in Glasgow

"There are two ways of approaching competition - head down, 'game-face' on or head up and soaking it all in. England's 19-year-old Hannah Starling is definitely the latter, an infectious smile that certainly brings the crowd on side. She is someway down the standings at the moment though, but team-mate Rebecca Gallantree - who won 3m synchro gold with Alicia Blagg yesterday - is better placed."

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Scotland's Chris O'Hare - a 2013 World Championship finalist - qualifies for the Commonwealth showpiece in fourth place in a time of 3:43:08.

He tells BBC Two: "I knew when we went through the first lap it would be a case of having to be in top four and just staying smooth.

"I didn't feel that great at the bell but I'm happy with that and happy to be in the final."

Gymnastics

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Parallel bars champion Nile Wilson, who now has a haul of four medals, on BBC Radio 5 live: "It felt amazing and I wouldn't even have dreamt of coming home with this amount of medals. I am one of the happiest 18 year olds alive. The high-bar was good and to finish with a gold was the icing on the cake.

"This whole experience has been unreal and the whole multi-sport village has been amazing. Now I am ready to go out and celebrate.

Silver medallist and fellow Englishman Kristian Thomas: "It is amazing when you put it into perspective. The performance of the British gymnasts shows the future bodes well"

Athletics

Steve Cram

BBC Sport athletics commentator

"A fist in the air from Chris O'Hare. It was a well executed race and he can be really pleased with how he negotiated through."

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Three more Home Nation middle-distance runners go in heat two - an Englishman, a Welshman and a Scotsman. Charlie Grice, Chris Gowell and David Bishop will be laughing if they manage to progress from a heat that includes South Africa's world bronze medallist Johan Cronje.

Diving

There are 12 finalists who each get five dives to show the judges that they deserve the gold.

Round one is over and it's all very bunched up. There are four women sharing first place with scores of 57.60, including, we're pleased to report, Rebecca Gallantree of England. Long way to go though.

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'Geek' Maddie Hinch reaped the rewards of her extensive homework as she starred in England's penalty shoot-out win over New Zealand to clinch a final place against Australia on Saturday.

The 25-year-old goalkeeper saved two attempts to seal a 3-1 victory after the game ended 1-1. She said: "In hockey we tend to do all right with penalties, so we had a bit of confidence going into it. It's a case of the girls putting the goals in as well, so the fact they took them gave me some help as well.

"I'm renowned for being a bit of geek when it comes to these things. I had done a lot of homework before, so I knew what they would probably resort to doing under pressure. I felt ready and it was just a case of going out and executing."

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Athletics

Levern Spencer breezes over 1.82m in her first attempt, before being followed over the bar by Isobel Pooley. Clean starts. Not so by Jayne Nisbet who appears to be sailing over, then clips the bar with her heels. Cue groans from the home crowd.

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The Caribbean paradise of St Lucia is renowned for golden beaches, not golden medals. Tonight, that could all change. Levern Spencer is tipped to become her nation's first Commonwealth champion as she contests the women's high jump. No-one in the field has jumped higher this year, but UK champion Isobel Pooley of England and Scottish hope Jayne Nisbet are aiming to challenge her.

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Two black vest of New Zealand - belonging to Nick Willis and Zane Robertson - set the pace. The bell dings and Scotland's Chris O'Hare makes his move. The home favourite is helped round the back straight by the famed Hampden roar and he runs superbly to finish in a tightly-bunched top four. Job done by the Scot.

Team-mate Jake Wightman, whose parents both competed in Commonwealths of years gone by, finishes eighth.

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Northern Ireland sprinter Jason Smyth: "The big man has arrived down at the warm-up track."

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Sprint superstar Usain Bolt makes his long-awaited bow on the Hampden Park track tonight as part of the Jamaica team going in the 4x100m relay. Bolt is in heat two at 21.43 BST.