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Lizzie Brereton:, external Cheered like a crazy person, amazing 100m by Adam Gemili to get silver.

Kate Lewers:, external Adam Gemili's reaction to his silver medal just then was awesome - great to see how much it matters sometimes.

Guy Hornsby:, external What a run from Adam Gemili! Fantastic silver, privilege to be in the stadium to see a future sprint star in the flesh.

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England's Asha Philip tells BBC Sport after finishing fourth in the women's 100m final: "Fourth is always the first loser as people say, but I'm so proud of myself. I wanted a medal but it's my first Commonwealth Games and I've loved the experience. I am going to take it on the chin and there's more to come from me."

"The times will come, the medals are what counts" said Adam Gemili after his 100m silver.

Unfortunately for team-mate Asha Phillips, a personal best time was only good enough for fourth in the women's 100m.

BBC Radio 5 live

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Jamaica's 100m champion Kemar Bailey-Cole speaking to BBC Radio 5 live: "It means a lot because it's my first individual medal at a Championship. It's just the start of the individual medals.

"The aim was to come out here and win and I did just that. I said to myself 'these guys can't beat me'".

Donovan Bailey, former Olympic 100m champion on BBC 5 live

"One of the things I love about Adam Gemili is his total relaxation. He has an amazing start. His first 30m is among the best you can get. He knows Kemar Bailey-Cole is bigger and faster than him, so he puts him on his heels. He took complete advantage tonight of what he has, and he will learn and get better."

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England's Adam Gemili tells BBC Sport after his 100m silver medal: "This is my first senior medal. I'm speechless. There's so much prepration that goes into running 10 seconds - my team put a lot of work in behind the scenes. I can't believe it, this is my first time representing England and I'm so happy.

"This is something I'm never going to forget. It's not about times today, it's positions because the times will come. Medals are what count and this is a stepping stone now for the Europeans, Worlds and then Rio in 2016."

Darren Campbell
BBC Sport athletics expert , on Radio 5 live

"This young man has come onto the British sprinting scene and sucked it up. He has shown he has what it takes. It is about consistency - can you keep backing up those times? And yep, Adam Gemili - you are the man. Now he has got a medal, he will be feared."

England's Adam Gemili is giddy with joy, gabbling at 100mph in his post-race interview. He looks like he will float out of the stadium tonight.

"The times will come, the medals are what counts," he says with a wide grin before sending his good wishes for Eid straight down the barrel of the camera.

Paula Radcliffe, external: "Well done Adam Gemili. Brilliant run and well deserved."

Jonnie Peacock, external: "Huge congrats to Adam Gemili. Commonwealth silver!!! Smashed that start!!"

Jessica Ennis-Hill:, external "So happy for Adam Gemili. Such a nice guy! Brilliant run!"

Colin Jackson
Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit

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"Adam Gemili did exactly what he should have done which was put pressure on Kemar Bailey-Cole straight from the start, but Bailey-Cole's long strides took over. It's a huge landmark for Adam to run well in the qualifying rounds at a major event and get a medal in the final."

England 100m sprinter Jodie Williams on Twitter, external: "YAAAAAAAAAAAY ADAM @Adam_Gemili"

While Kemar Bailey-Cole plays it cool like he always knew that gold was his, Adam Gemili drops to his knee is delight as the big screen confirms that his dip has held off the challenge of Nickel Ashmeade for silver.

Michael Johnson
BBC Sport athletics expert & 400m world record holder

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"To get himself on the podium is a big thing for Adam Gemili. That gives him something to build on for the future. He can now go on and win the European Championships and then he has medals in his back pocket heading into next year which is a huge confidence booster."

Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt on Twitter, external: "Team Jamaica all the way ...congrats @KemarBaileyCole #Glasgow2014 #gold."

The times are in.

1. K Bailey-Cole (Jam) 10.00

2. A Gemili (Eng) 10.10

3. N Ashmeade (Jam) 10.12

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Kemar Bailey-Cole came arrowing through the centre of the field from the halfway point. A clear winner, but the eye was drawn to the battle behind him where a stooping Adam Gemili snatched second for England.

Kemar Bailey-Cole is the man outside Adam Gemili. He trains with Usain Bolt, can he deliver like the big man?

Adam Gemili burst onto the 100m scene, full of promise when he clocked 10.05 out of nowhere in 2012.

Now 20, can he take the next step and deliver a major championship success?

A supreme performance from Blessing Okagbare.

Can any of the men stamp all over the rest of the field in a similarly emphatic manner?

With Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake missing, opportunity knocks for someone. Who is going to answer?

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Dale Bennett:, external Come on Adam Gemili - get a medal for England!

Andy Priest:, external I honestly believe that Adam Gemili could sneak gold in the 100m tonight. He's in great form, so he'll definitely medal.

Joel Capper:, external Here we go then Adam Gemili. It's time for the big win, take the gold and go 9.90!