Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"It's always interesting to see how swimmers respond when returning for a second race after success in the first - well, impressively if you're Scotland's Hannah Miley or England's Chris Walker-Hebborn.

"Miley, who won 400m individual medley gold on Thursday, sets an impressive lifetime best of two minutes 28:22 to reach tonight's 200m breastroke final. Walker-Hebborn is the fastest qualifier for the 50m backstroke final in 25.12 - a great morning of action."

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The women's sprint qualification is first up at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome today, with Olympic champion Anna Meares the one they all have to beat. The Australian is second in the early standings with a time of 11.171, behind compatriot Stephanie Morton, with England's Jess Varnish third. The quarter-finals begin at 11:39, you can watch the action here.

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Neil Johnston
BBC Sport in Glasgow

Remember 'Super Saturday' at London 2012? Well, Glasgow 2014 organisers are forecasting a 'Super Weekend' as the city prepares to welcome hundreds of thousands of sports fans.

According to Saturday's Herald newspaper, almost 250,000 tickets have been sold for events being held over the next two days - and tens of thousands more are expected to flood the streets for Sunday's marathon.

There is one face dominating the pages of Scotland's newspapers - gold medal winning 400m individual medley swimmer Daniel Wallace. 'Braveheart Wallace' is the headline in the Evening Times after the Scot revealed he had watched the Mel Gibson film 'Braveheart' to psyche himself up.

Graeme Hobbs:, external Sri Lanka may not be able to defend for toffee, but that was some try!

Good news for Britain's golden couple of Judo. Bad news for the Seychelles.

Euan Burton of Scotland has disposed of Dominic Dugasse of the Seychelles in the quarter-finals of the men's 100kg category.

His wife and London 2012 silver medallist Gemma Gibbons has beaten Dugasse's compatriot Brigitte Rose to also make the last four.

She will battle Cameroon's Hortense Mballa Atangana for a place in the 78kg final.

No-one puts 50 points on Sri Lanka and gets away with it.

Marvellous scenes as the Ibrox crowd roar on Sandun Herath as he pins his ears back and streaks into the corner. He punches the ball away with a wide grin after touching down. Well done sir.

Sri Lanka are game, but every one of their players is giving way several inches and even more kilograms to their Australian opposite number.

It is little more than a training run for the Australians who are 50-0 up with more than four minutes still to play.

Pamela Cookey
Injured England netball captain and BBC Sport expert

"Gutted. Feel for you girls, but it's not over so debrief, analyse and dust yourself off and step up again tomorrow! You played with heart."

Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"That smile of a lethal goalshooter. Joanne Harten missed at one end, while opposite number Caitlin Bassett then scored what proved to be the winner in the dying seconds. It was an epic contest - just one point separating the fierce rivals. Australia get small revenge for being trumped in the series last year. Will we see them again battling it out for a medal? Probably."

Miss Windswept:, external Feel so sorry for England, but that was one of the most exciting games I have ever seen!

Chris Anthony:, external An incredible advert for netball. What a match!

Laura:, external That is gutting.

Suffocating drama, but the match comes to an end as England sling the ball long and out in search of a late equalising goal.

Australia win 49-48 and England shooter Joanne Harten is in tears at the end.

Still plenty of netball to play but her side are on collision course with New Zealand in the last four as it stands.

One minute to go. 48-48.

A 24-carat nail-biter at the SECC.

I don't think i need to sell it any more.

Tune in quick at the top of this page to see the conclusion.

Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"England's centre Serena Guthrie might have to apply the heat patches after this match and consider having a word with Australia's 6ft 2in wing defence Sharni Layton, who has left her twice on the deck. There were no eyeballs between the pair, although Layton didn't check to see if her opponent was OK. The contest remains as tight as a judo grip. The strong England support are frenzied. Not long remaining."

New Zealand stretch off for their sevens defence with a 39-0 win over Canada. DJ Forbes added a second-half try to his one before the break.

It's all in the beard. Like Samson.

Earlier we asked which sports you invented or adapted in your childhood, using a kind of squash-football hybrid as an example.

Matt Morley:, external I do believe you're referring to wall ball. An absolute classic.

I think you may be right Matt. 'Wall-ball' or possibly, 'wallie'. 'llI leave the exact name up to the Commonwealth big cheeses for 2018.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"Well the crowd are certainly awake now after a surprise swim from Scotland's Cameron Brodie, who with a time of one minutes 57.28 seconds finished ahead of Olympic champion Chad Le Clos.

"The South African clearly has more in the tank but his constant glancing at other lanes is school-boy stuff - and it could really come back to haunt him if he doesn't ditch the habit."

It is getting feisty out there.

England centre Serena Guthrie is dumped to the floor twice in quick succession by Austrlia's Sharni Layton.

Only the most token inquiry as to Guthrie's well-being from Layton, who gets a slap on the backside from her team-mate which looks a lot like congratulations.

Australia have edged ahead for the first time in a long time. They are 43-42 up with eight minutes to go. I strongly recommend tuning in via the live coverage tab at the top of this page.

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Connor Mollison:, external "Still can't quite believe this boy in the background is now Commonwealth champion! Well done Dan Wallace."

Scotland swimmer Wallace won gold in the men's 400m individual medley on Friday.

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Great sporting beards? Obviously WG Grace is the grandaddy of them all and Huddersfield midfielder Adam Clayton's , externalblue and white number last season was a stonker.

New Zealand skipper DJ Forbes is making a strong claim though. He has scored a try as his side take their half-time oranges 17-0 up against Canada.