Gymnast Beckie Downie:, external Well I think that was the worst beam routine of my life but I'm still a double Commonwealth GOLD medallist & I'm walking away safe! #Proud.

England's Beckie Downie came off the beam three times during the final - won by Canada's Elsabeth Black - but can reflect on her wins in the uneven bars final and the team event.

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Kylie Minogue takes a break from rehearsing for her performance at Sunday's closing ceremony. She must be working as hard as the competitors if this picture from her Instagram account, external is anything to go by!

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Another Anglo-Indian clash next up at the Scotstoun Sports Campus and it's an inauspicious start for Chertsey's finest Paul Drinkhall as he loses the first game 11-7. His opponent Sharath Kamal Achanta possesses a heavy forehand and he uses it to good effect in the early exchanges, robbing Drinkhall of time to react.

Drinkhall advanced to the mixed doubles final with his wife Joanna earlier today, but he's got his work cut out to notch a second win of the day.

She is only four foot six and six and a half stone but Claudia Fragapane has made her own pocket-sized spot in history.

She finishes streets clear of the rest - .707 ahead of Lauren Mitchell in second - as she becomes the first English woman to win four Commonwealth Games golds in a single Games for 84 years.

Squash (17:25 BST): Mixed doubles quarter-finals, including an all-England tie between Daryl Selby & Sarah Kippax and Peter Barker & Alison Waters.

Lawn Bowls (17:40 BST): Men's singles medal matches, including Scotland's Darren Burnett going for gold.

Hockey: (17:50 BST): Men's classification matches - Wales meet Trinidad and Tobago for ninth place.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"Maddie Hinch is enjoying her moment in the sun. Everyone wants a slice of the England goalkeeper and she is still conducting interviews more than half an hour after her penalty saving heroics.

"The mixed zone is a sea of differing emotions. Despite having an ice pack attached to her ankle, Giselle Ansley manages a smile that says 'I did my bit'. The New Zealand media, however, are having trouble getting anyone to talk to. Goalkeeper Sally Rutherford is asked to say a few words. 'Do I have to?' she replies before retreating into the changing room. This defeat is hurting New Zealand."

Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"Tom Jones's 'She's a Lady' rang out inside the Hydro after an impressive performance on the floor by Jessica Hogg of Wales. The tune for Canada's Stefanie Merkle? 'Call me Maybe' by Canadian singer Carly Rae Jepsen. But for England's Claudia Fragapane it's Whitney Huston's 'I Wanna Dance with Somebody'. Just when I thought there was a link... "

Christine Still
BBC Sport gymnastics expert and veteran coach

"The tumbles are so difficult but Claudia Fragapane makes them look easy. I don't think she can be caught now. I think that is the gold medal performance."

More bounce than Zebedee, more spark than Guy Fawkes. Claudia Fragapane puts on a command performance, tumbling and twisting between bouts of charismatic body-popping decoration.

The judges are charmed off their feet. 14.451 on the board and that puts her top of the standings and quite probably out of reach for the rest.

Just two more athletes to go.

Hannah Whelan has a little wobble in the corner, straying outside the white lines of the floor area and her scores is accordingly dented.

The judges mark her up with 13.133 - a score that leaves her fourth.

Whelan doesn't really pay attention. She is too busy shouting encouragement to England's Claudia Fragapane who is up next.

Table tennis isn't a sport renowned for its agonising injuries, but Liam Pitchford winces in pain as a full-blooded forehand from Soumyajit Ghosh hits him flush on the nose.

It doesn't trouble the Englishman though, as he takes the sixth game 11-9 to clinch a 4-2 win. A very impressive performance from the 21-year-old, who advances to a potential semi-final encounter with top seed Gao Ning of Singapore.

Christine Still
BBC Sport gymnastics expert and veteran coach

"A really good performance from Jessica Hogg. She is a performer, whereas quite a few of the young gymnasts are not. She sells the floor. She was a successful international junior but hasn't made it into the senior Great Britain team because of injury. But she is performing well for Wales here."

England's Claudia Fragapane, hunting for her fourth gold, will be the sixth athlete on the floor in the women's final.

After three athletes' routines it is Australia's Lauren Mitchell, Commonwealth silver medallist in 2010,who is top of the tree with a score of 13.833.

England's Max Whitlock, who won bronze in the men's parallel bars, speaking to BBC Sport: "I am so happy, I was really looking forward to the final, to finish with a bronze and a good routine was fun.

"Starting I was nervous but I got to watch all the other athletes and they were amazing. Gymnastics in Britain is really improving rapidly, hopefully we can peak again in time for the World Championships. This has brought us all a lot of confidence."

Liam Pitchford roars in delight as he takes the fifth game 12-10 to lead 3-2. Soumyajit Ghosh valiantly fought off three game points but the Englishman recovered his composure superbly to take his fourth opportunity.

Pitchford takes the lead for the first time in the quarter-final and he's now just one game away from the semi-finals.

England's Nile Wilson, who just missed out on gold to Scotland's Daniel Purvis in the men's parallel bars, speaking to BBC Sport: "I thought I had done enough but Dan's routine was amazing. Now I have a clean sweep of medals though. This week has has been one of the best in my life. I've got high bar now and maybe I can bring back another medal, let's wait and see."

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Scotland's Daniel Purvis, who won gold in the men's parallel bars, speaking to BBC Sport: "I am so made up with that. It was such an enjoyable final, Frank Baines did fantastically well, I had to go out and do my best and fortunately that landed me a gold medal. I almost welled up, my family are here and with the Scottish crowd cheering behind me I was so proud."

Gavin McNeill:, external "Six days since I threw away my chance of a CWG medal but can't stop smiling. My wife just gave birth to our second son. Both are doing great."

The Northern Ireland judo player controversially missed out on a bronze in the heavyweight category but seems to be putting that into perspective.

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Claudia Fragapane may not have finished amongst the medals in the beam but she has another chance to take her fourth gold of the Games in the women's floor event.

Once again amongst her rivals will be Australian Laura Mitchell, silver medallist in Delhi in 2010, and Canada's Elsabeth Black, fresh from winning beam gold this afternoon.

Hannah Whelan, who won bronze in the all-around and gold in the team event,increases the odds of English success, while Wales' Jessica Hogg, bronze medallist in the team event, also competes.

Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"'On Yer Sel Wee Man'" it says on the big screen at the Hydro after Dan Purvis wins gold in the men's parallel bars. The Scot's performance has sparked a party in the stands as the Proclaimers' '500 miles' rings around the stadium and the flag-waving crowd clap to the beat of the music."