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The Scottish duo of Neil Fachie and Craig Maclean look for a moment like they will nose ahead but Australia's Kieran Modra and Jason Niblett get the hammer down to take the first race in their first-to-two Para-Sport tandem final.

Northern Ireland boxer Michaela Walsh:, external "So @usainbolt has finally arrived in Glasgow! He's going to have to catch me first before he can get a selfie with me!

Sarah Storey
Six-time Paralympic cycling gold medallist and BBC Sport expert

"It will be interesting to see if that ease of qualification does help the Aussie pair because we saw the energy from this home crowd yesterday and what Craig and Neil get from that, so I think we fancy the Scots."

Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic champion and BBC Sport cycling expert

"It's going to be a real battle. The Aussies qualified quicker than the Scottish pair but nothing is taken for granted and tactics will come into play. It will be a real crowd-pleaser."

Sarah Storey
Six-time Paralympic cycling gold medallist and BBC Sport expert

"The experience of the Australian tandem probably helped them. They kept the Welsh pair of Matt and Ieuan on the outside for as long as they could. The Welsh tandem just couldn't get in."

Scotland's Neil Fachie and Craig Maclean against Australia's Kieran Modra and Jason Niblett next up...

Wales's Matt Ellis and Ieuan Williams have no more room for manoeuvre.

They are well beaten by Australian pair Paul Kennedy and Thomas Clarke and will have to win the next two races to take bronze in the Para-sport tandem.

Frankie Jones won Wales' first gold medal of the 2014 Commonwealth Games with victory in the individual ribbon rhythmic gymnastics discipline.

England's Vicky Holland, Jonathan Brownlee, Jodie Stimpson and Alistair Brownlee claimed victory in the mixed triathlon team relay at the Commonwealth Games.

England's Mick Gault equalled the Commonwealth Games record of 18 medals by winning bronze in the 10m air pistol competition at Carnoustie.

Rob Hayles
Three-time Olympic medallist and BBC Sport cycling expert

"We thought they were evenly matched and that was the proof there. Anna Meares really did have to use every single pedal rev. She seemed to lose her visor as well.

"Jess Varnish did everything she could, but once she was forced to take the lead Meares could take advantage of the banking to overtake her."

After their tandem kilo gold medal on Friday, Scotland's Neil Fachie and Craig Maclean will be going for a second gold in the Para-sport tandem next.

The Scots will take on Australia's Kieran Modra and Jason Niblett in the best-of-three final which gets underway at 16:09.

Wales's Matt Ellis and Ieuan Williams go first in the bronze ride-off against the other Australian tandem of Paul Kennedy and Thomas Clarke.

Jess Varnish's honour in the first heat of their semi-final heats and the Englishwoman goes hard off the front, but 500m time-trial champion Anna Meares finally overhauls her just before the line, the Australian poking half a wheel ahead.

Victoria Pendleton
Double Olympic champion on BBC Radio 5 live

"I can't tell you how awful these moments are before you are called up to the line. Once you get started that feeling quickly dissipates."

The first race in the toasty-warm Sir Chris Hoy velodrome this afternoon is the women's sprint semi-finals. Stephanie Morton of Australia beats Fatehah Mustapa of Malaysia to take a 1-0 lead in their best of three series.

Next up is England's Jess Varnish against Australian wonder-woman Anna Meares.

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Scottish 3,000m steeplechase athlete Eilish McColgan:, external "Some good luck cards sent to my hotel today! Thank you! Love the bottom card from my club Dundee Hawkhill!"

Wales gymnast Raer Theaker:, external "This is unreal, very proud of Frankie Jones, five silvers and one gold! Good way to finish your career!"

Jones won Wales' first gold the 2014 Commonwealth Games in the rhythmic gymnastics ribbon event earlier today.

Treading the squash boards at the moment is England's defending men's singles champion Nick Matthew.

Sharing the Perspex box with him at the moment is Guernsey's flag-bearer Chris Simpson. The Channel Islander is holding up his end. He is within striking distance in the first game, 7-5 down. Watch it live.

England's Peter Barker beat Cameron Pilley of Australia 3 - 0 to make it through to the semi-finals.

16:00 BST: Watch table tennis - Ghana face Northern Ireland and Jamaica play Scotland in the semi-finals of the women's classification.

16:09 BST: Watch track cycling - Neil Fachie and Craig MacLean go for their second gold, while Matthew Ellis and Ieuan Willaims of Wales are in action too in the men's sprint B2 tandem final.

16:45 BST: Watch Lawn Bowls - The quarter-finals of the men's pairs takes place.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"Weightlifting is essentially an extreme game of chess and poker.

"Lifters have to state what weight they will begin with, but then once they see what others have submitted they have the chance to change their mind, so it can result in last minute change in the line-up.

"England's Zoe Smith and Welsh lifter Michaela Breeze begin their campaigns after the other eight athletes who have lower starting weights."

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India, Commonwealth Games silver medallists in 2010, take on Scotland at the Glasgow National Hockey Centre at 16:00.

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The Scots need a good result after losing their opening match 2-0 to South Africa on Friday, while India are chasing their second victory following a 3-1 success against Wales in their first game.

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Pull! Whizz, crack! Whizz, crack!

Purple haze over the Barry Buddon shooting venue as Cyprus's Georgios Achilleos takes gold ahead of Scotland's Drew Christie, nailing 14 of his 16 targets.

England's Samuel Maxwell, speaking on BBC One after his victory over Tonga's Ikani Falekaono in the men's 64kg event. "This is a huge win for me. It's a great arena, and the atmosphere was absolutely unreal. It gave me butterflies coming here."