It's advantage England as Adrian Grant and Nick Matthew overcome a 5-7 deficit to take the first game 11-10 against Australia's David Palmer and Cameron Pilley. Watch the action here.

We have one remaining sport and the men's doubles has the honour of being the last medal won at the 2014 Commonwealth Games. It is one of the great sporting rivalries as it is England versus Australia.

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Commonwealth Games champion Geraint Thomas on BBC One says: "That was such a grim day. To be honest, I felt terrible at the start. I was thinking of just stopping I felt that bad. Everyone else seemed to come down to my level then.

"I was surprised how easily I went away. When I had the puncture I thought 'what have I got to do?' but fortunately I had a decent enough gap to stay in front. It was a good day in the end."

Jennifer Claire:, external Best atmosphere. All of Glasgow turning out to cheer the cyclists on in the pouring rain.

Josh Donaldson:, external Love that, "I felt terrible, thought about stopping early on." Commonwealth champion Geraint Thomas. So much grit!

D. W. Jones:, external Only a Welshman could defeat #jackbauer.

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It has been a long day for Jack Bauer, but he has a silver medal to show for all of his efforts. The New Zealander holds off England's Scott Thwaites in a sprint finish, with the Englishman winning the bronze medal.

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He may have had a scare on the last lap, but Geraint Thomas recovers from his late puncture to win gold for Wales in the men's road race.

Thomas then reveals he will be carrying the Welsh flag at the closing ceremony later today. Days do not get better than that.

Ben Dunbar on Twitter:, external Somewhere about now a bicycle tyre manufacturer will be getting some angry Welsh people ringing them up to complain.

Michael Newman:, external Fair play to Geraint Thomas - did well to remain composed after the puncture.

The Commonwealth Games are heading to the Gold Coast in Australia in four years' time, but where will we be going after that?

There are two cities bidding to host the 2022 Games - Durban in South Africa and Edmonton in Canada.

Reg Milley, head of the Edmonton bid, tells BBC World Service that some new events could feature if his city is awarded the event.

"We have been in Glasgow to look, listen and learn," says Milley. "We have been talking to the young people here and in the wider Commonwealth about what they want in 2022. Do we need three on three basketball, beach volleyball, BMX and skateboard? We need to renew and stay relevant."

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion and BBC Sport summariser

"I can't speak! It was an incredibly slow change. My heart was in my mouth then. No one deserves it more than Thomas. He still has an advantage which is certainly something.

"But you could see his cornering then was more tentative on the new wheel. It's not a procession any more. He needs to drive all the way to the line. It is still a possibility for the other duo. If he has used up all his energy to make that attack then they have a chance."

A potential disaster for Tanni's hair, a potential disaster for Geraint Thomas, a potential disaster for Wales.

He suffers a puncture to his front wheel, and although it is soon fixed, his lead is slashed down to 20 seconds. Drama on the streets of Glasgow.

The race looked finished, but that unscheduled stop has given England's Scott Thwaites and New Zealand's Jack Bauer hope of catching him.

Tanni Grey-Thompson:, external "Come on #TeamWales @GeraintThomas86 ...... the state of my hair tonight is resting on this."

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion and BBC Sport summariser

"I don't think the two chasers have an answer to Geraint Thomas. He managed to completely catch them by surprise there, which is not an easy thing to do. Only mechanical trouble can stop him now. This one is going to be his."

Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"If you were wondering where Adrian Grant gets his quick footwork from," begins the announcer. (Come to think of it, I had.) "Well... his mother was a ballerina." Mystery solved. That explains it all."

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Wee Kiong Tan and Wei Shem Goh of Malaysia claim the men's doubles gold, beating Danny Chrisnanta and Chayut Triyachart of Singapore 21-12 12-21 21-15, Malaysia's seventh successive gold in the event.

We mentioned earlier than Geraint Thomas is aiming to win the fifth gold medal for Wales at Glasgow 2014.

Well, with 11.5km to go, he has made his move, sprinting ahead of New Zealand's Jack Bauer and England's Scott Thwaites. Has he gone too early? Can he hold on? We will soon find out.

Watch the conclusion of the men's road race live on BBC One.

BBC presenter Clare Balding ‏on Twitter:, external Let us know your favourite moment from the Commonwealth Games and why it moved you? Use #BBCGlasgow2014 and you may be read on BBC One.

It's a quick turn around for Australia's David Palmer. After partnering Rachael Grinham to gold in the mixed pairs, the 38-year-old teams up with Cameron Pilley to take on England's Adrian Grant and Nick Matthew in the doubles.

Sheffield-born Matthew is going for the 'double double' after retaining his Commonwealth singles title. Watch the action

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Kylie Minogue on Instagram:, external Ahhhh .... The glamour!!! Ready to rehearse! #glasgow2014

Kylie will be performing at tonight's closing ceremony.

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion and BBC Sport summariser

"It is brightening up now but at this stage it will make no difference to the road conditions. The leading trio can probably even afford a mechanical failure now and they will still get a medal. The question for each of them now is what colour?"

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The men's doubles final will go into a decider after Danny Chrisnanta and Chayut Triyachart of Singapore take the second game 21-12 against Wee Kiong Tan and Wei Shem Goh of Malaysia.