Beth Tweddle
BBC Sport gymnastics expert

"The silver medal will mean everything to Daniel Keatings. As soon as he landed he had such elation on his face. He missed out on the Olympics and took that hard. This is his home games and I am so excited for him."

"Max Whitlock burst onto the scene at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi of 2010 and Nile Wilson could emulate Max's success in four years time. There is a lot to come from him."

Good spot Helen! England have nosed ahead of the Aussies on silver medal countback.

Helen Atkinson:, external Congratulations on your gold Max Whitlock and you have taken us to the TOP of the medals table! Go Team England!

Petey:, external Max Whitlock you absolute beast.

Beth Tweddle
BBC Sport gymnastics expert

"Max Whitlock has stolen the show. Two days on the trot he has broken the 90 barrier and with great style and flair. I knew he wouldn't play it safe, everything was done to full virtuosity.

"I remember speaking to him at the World Championships in 2011 when he was named as reserve and was so disappointed. It was a case of: 'Relax, your time will come.' He has proved that."

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"There are some interesting stories among the home nation wrestlers competing for medals in the SECC precinct.

"Viorel Etko, who was born in Moldova, arrived in Britain as an asylum-seeker 16 years ago but will have the support of the home crowd behind him as he looks to earn Scotland a bronze on the mat.

"Then there's the 26-year-old from Bristol who has had a bus named after him - as well as four years free travel - in recognition of being selected by England for the Commonwealth Games. Will Leon Rattigan, pictured here in the red prove he has the drive to succeed?

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"In total, Scotland and England could win three bronze medals each here in the next two hours. Northern Ireland will also be hoping Londonderry-born Hugh McCloskey can deliver a bronze."

One place is left in the last four - and it is a straight showdown between South Africa and India. South Africa have taken the lead against India in the battle for second spot in Pool A.

Tarryn Bright swept the ball home for South Africa who will play favourites and defending champions Australia in the semi-finals if they avoid defeat.

England's women had strong suspicions they would be facing New Zealand in Friday's semi-finals - and they have been proved correct.

New Zealand, the 2010 Commonwealth runners-up, thrash Canada in a 6-0 win to set up a mouth-watering last-four clash.

See how England booked their spot with a tense 2-1 success over hosts Scotland.

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England's Max Whitlock scored highest of anyone in the field on four of the six apparatus. Even on the vault, his weakest piece of kit, he registered 14.500.

Real 24-carat world-class stuff.

Christine Still
BBC Sport gymnastics expert and veteran coach

"What a star. They have all been great but Max Whitlock has been shining brightest today. He has his eye on making inroads at the World Championships.

"Absolutely fabulous from Daniel Keatings to win silver, the crowd were willing him on and he peaked every move, he did every move to its maximum.

"Nile Wilson is a real natural gymnast, that step backwards on his dismount from the high bar was probably the one single error we have seen from him today. He wins bronze and is happy with a medal."

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The champion-elect Max Whitlock steps up and finishes with an impeccable high bar routine. He could have tried to scale back the difficulty and play it safe with a sizeable lead. He didn't. He went out and delivered another world class performance.

The judges respond accordingly. They hand out 15.100 for a total of 90.631.

Nope, not quite good enough for Nile Wilson to overtake Daniel Keatings. Wilson's routine is rewarded with a mark of 14.766. Exactly the same score as Keatings.

Nile Wilson's routine is technical, tricky and, judging by his punch of the air afterwards, he thinks it is good enough for an upgrade to silver.

He needs 15.100 from the judges. Will they oblige? Or will that slight step back on dismount cost him?

Asides from gymnastics, here's what else is going on across Glasgow:

Boxing: Watch men's and women's quarter-finals live

Lawn bowls: Watch quarter and semi-finals live

Weightlifting: Women's 75kg live

Hockey: India v South Africa live - winner takes all for a place in the semi-final

Table tennis: England v India mixed doubles live

Spotless! Daniel Keatings has produced a sparkling performance on the high bar, shouting with delight as he brings it home with a rock-solid dismount.

The judges assess his efforts as worth 14.766

He was congratulated as he come back to the sidelines by England's Nile Wilson, who will now try and better it and snatch silver from the Scot. He needs 15.100 to take second.

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Olympic champion Nicola Adams speaking to BBC Sport: "I have the medal? Excellent! Creating history all the time! I feel women's boxing has moved on massively since 2012 and this is just the beginning really."

Barry McGuigan
BBC Sport boxing expert, on Radio 5 live

"Nicola has a really good work ethic and looks strong and powerful. She looks like she could get in the ring and do another four rounds! She's far too strong for the De Silva and it's pretty conclusive."

All over and England's Nicola Adams secures her place in the medal stage of the Commonwealth Games. A bronze medal is guaranteed for the Leeds boxer, but she will fancy herself to go the distance in the flyweight division after producing something of a boxing masterclass against Erandi de Silva.

Standing ovation from the crowd at the SECC and Adams leaps in delight before punching the air.

Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport in Glasgow

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A review is under way into comments by Athletics Australia chief Eric Hollingsworth in which he labels Olympic 100m hurdles champion Sally Pearson a "bad example" to the team.

Pearson, who begins her Commonwealth defence on Thursday, was fined for choosing to race in London this month instead of attending the team camp in Gateshead. The 27-year-old opted to compete at the Anniversary Games in the capital to gain race fitness having recently returned from a hamstring injury.

"What's lost here is she's the team captain and there's a reasonable expectation she'd be in the camp ahead of something as major as the Commonwealth Games," Hollingsworth said in a statement., external

"Her no-show sets a bad example to the entire national team."

Australia's Commonwealth Games team manager Diane Gallagher, chef de mission Steve Moneghetti and Athletics Australia are meeting right now.

No trip to the canvas for Erandi de Silva in the second or third rounds but it is still a dominant display by Nicola Adams as the judges score both in the England boxer's favour. De Silva is firmly on the back foot heading into the fourth.

Scotland's Daniel Purvis lands a double-twisting dismount on the high bar, but it is not going to be enough to claw him back into the medal spots.

He gives the crowd a downbeat wave as he ends his competition with a 13.466 score for a total of 84.865. He has clocked north of 90 in the past.