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Scrap that timetable at 18:53, or at least part it. We have just been told that the athletics field events will be delayed by 45 minutes because of the heavy rain. Organisers are hopeful that the track events will start as planned.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"England's Rebecca Gallantree - who won synchro gold with Alicia Blagg earlier this week - is 29, some five years older than the next oldest competitor and 14 years more senior than the youngest diver in this 3m final.

"She almost retired after London 2012 when British Swimming axed her funding, but she won an appeal and hasn't looked back since. There'll be no medal today in what is likely to be her final Commonwealth appearance, but on-course for Rio."

Scotland's Micky Yule is giving the crowd at the Clyde Auditorium something to cheer about in the men's Para-sport heavyweight division.

He puts 5kg on the bar to go to 177kg in his second lift to score 172.9 points and move up from fourth to third.

India's Sharath Kamal Achanta finds some reserves of energy to finally make a match of it. He takes the third game 11-4 to reduce his deficit against England's Liam Pitchford, who leads 2-1.

New Zealand go in 2-1 up at half-time in the women's bronze medal match against South Africa.

It is tipping it down with rain at Glasgow's National Hockey Centre but, having inspected the pitch, the officials are happy for the second half to go ahead.

The players are going to have to watch out for the puddles, though.

'Are you going for gold?" asked cult 1990s indie band Shed Seven. Tonight the answer is 'yes' for 195 athletes. Nine finals = nine golds. It's the last night of athletics action at Glasgow 2014 *sobs*.

19:00-21:00: Women's pole vault

19:07-19:22: Women's 5000m

19:10-20:25: Men's triple jump

19:20-20:20: Men's javelin

19:35-19:40: Men's 1500m

19:50-20:00: Women's 4x400m relay

20:10-20:20: Men's 4x400m relay

20:50-20:55: Women's 4x100 relay

21:15-21:20: Men's 4x100m relay

* Of course these times are subject to change because of Glasgow's wet and wild weather (see 18:47)

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"It's the consistency which is costing England's Alicia Blagg at the moment. She's put down some great routines and there is a lot of support for her but twice now she's dropped big points and the teenager will need a big finish to challenge for a medal."

Getting to the tickly bit now, with just one round to go.

Australia's Esther Qin executes a delightful dive to move even further clear, with Jennifer Abel of Canada and England's Hannah Starling and Alicia Blagg trying to keep in touch.

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Tonight's athletes might end up swapping their spikes for wellies if the rain continues belting down in Glasgow. The athletics action is set to begin at 19:00 BST with the women's pole vault final. But the chat from Hampden is that the field events may be delayed because of the weather. We'll bring you more on that as we get it.

Scotland's 400m hurdles silver medallist Eilidh Child:, external Why does it always rain on me? Playing out at Hampden just now! Very appropriate - what a tune!!

England decathlete John Lane:, external Don't envy anyone competing tonight in Glasgow. #rain #floodedtrack #satintherain.

Boxing finals - From 19:00 BST: England's Savannah Marshall goes for gold in the women's 69-75kg encounter. England's Scott Fitzgerald (men's 69kg), Anthony Fowler (men's 75kg) and Joe Joyce (men's +91kg) will all be looking for the top prize.

Diving finals - From 19:30 BST: Tom Daley will be looking to retain the crown he won in Delhi in 2010, as he goes for gold in the men's 10m platform final.

Hockey final - From 20:15 BST: England take on Australia in the women's gold medal match. England start as underdogs against the defending champions Australia after losing 3-0 to them in the pool stages.

Three rounds down, two to go and now Australia's Esther Qin leads in Edinburgh from Jennifer Abel of Canada. England's Alicia Blagg is back into bronze-medal position.

Ooft! Maddison Keeney of Australia just rattled her toes off the board during her dive. That's bound to sting . . .

England's Liam Pitchford spurns five game points but takes the sixth to surge into a commanding 2-0 lead against a tired looking Sharath Kamal Achanta from India. The second game ends 11-8.

Two quick goals in a rain-soaked women's bronze medal match, as New Zealand regain the lead against South Africa.

Captain Marsha Cox converts a penalty stroke, awarded after a New Zealand defender body-blocked a shot on goal, to make it 1-1.

But the Kiwis hit back minutes later when Kayla Sharland's long-range strike is knocked in by Krystal Forgesson.

Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Glasgow

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"Great night for sprinting... into the nearest building. 15C and smashing it down in Glasgow. Could be the fastest 4x100m snorkel of all time."

The rain is what Scots would call "stoatin' aff the grund" at Hampden Park.

Karen Pickering
BBC Sport swimming & diving, on Radio 5 live

"Alicia Blagg had a fantastic opening dive to lead a strong field, but Alicia's second dive wasn't quite right. She wasn't quite tight enough in entering the water, but hopefully she will bounce back in the third round."

Right, all change after round two at the Royal Commonwealth pool.

Ng Yan Yee of Malaysia now leads, followed by Canada's Jennifer Abel and Esther Qin of Australia.

For England, Hannah Starling sits sixth, Alicia Blagg seventh and Rebecca Gallantree ninth, tied with Scotland's Grace Reid.

England's Liam Pitchford races away to win the first game 11-6 against India's Sharath Kamal Achanta. Follow the action

Scotland's Micky Yule, a former Royal Engineer who lost both his legs in an explosion in Afghanistan, manages 170kg to score 165.5 points in his first lift in the men's Para-sport powerlifting heavyweight competition.

A great start for Yule and he takes the lead but the competition is the early stages.