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The lack of training time is beginning to show for the new England pair who look unlikely to medal with just one dive left.

These are tough dives though as all of the pairings illustrate with a lack of consistency. The gold is Malaysia's to lose.

Brendan Foster
BBC athletics commentator and ex-CWG champion

"England's James Wilkinson is doing well in fourth - but has he set off too quickly?"

Kenya's Ezekiel Kemboi is what you call a "big-game player". The reigning Olympic and world champion has been there, done it and got the gold medals. His team-mates Jairus Kipchoge Birech and Jonathan Ndiku are expected to challenge him - don't be surprised to see a Kenyan 1-2-3.

Birech leads the way with four laps to go.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"News that there will be no bronze medal award - revealed yesterday, but just announced to today's diving fans - hasn't gone down well. Audible mumblings from the crowd which is understandable considering Daley and Denny were in third at that very moment."

Again there's a big splash as James Denny hits the water with dive four.

But Australia slip up and Malaysia's Ooi Tze Liang and Chew Yiwei join the party with a tremendous effort.

They go into gold medal position as Canada slip to fourth.

England's Savannah Marshall beats Edith Ogoke of Nigeria and will fight Areiane Fortin of Canada, who saw off Wales' Lauren Price, in the women's middleweight gold-medal match.

2009 world champion Dani Samuels was hot favourite for gold - and the 26-year-old duly obliges. Perhaps more surprisingly is the name down in third. That's England's Jade Lally, who produces a seasonal best of 60.48m to take bronze.

Leon Taylor
BBC Sport diving expert & CWG silver medallist

"The synchronisation was all right but then they both emptied the pool. It was a double surfboard moment."

The third dive of Daley and Denny doesn't quite go according to plan with an untidy entry. The English pair do move up to third though after round three. Australia lead at half-way.

Ben Dirs
BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"To be fair, most of the boxing judging has been pretty decent so far but there was some iffy stuff in the women's middleweight semi-final between Wales's Lauren Price and Canada's Ariane Fortin - one judge gave Price the second round 10-8, meaning she supposedly dominated. Another gave it to Fortin, probably correctly. Fortin did enough in the end, however."

We're moving closer to the business end of the men's pole vault competition. England's Luke Cutts took a job loading lorries at a Next warehouse in Yorkshire when he quit the sport in 2012. But now he is back and looks in great shape. He coasts over 5.45m, just after Scotland's Jax Thoirs fails at the same height. Favourite Steve Lewis of England passes at this height as he sets the bar - no pun intended - higher.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"Looking at the dives Tom Daley and James Denny have to come later in their routine there is every reason to be optimistic. Their 'degree-of-difficulty' is much higher than that being performed by the 10m opponents - so if they can deliver them well, there will be no stopping them claiming gold. Big 'if' though for the new pairing."

Singapore's Tianwei Feng sees off her compatriot Mengyu Yu 11-7 11-8 11-9 10-12 11-2 to win gold and spark wild celebrations.

England's Tom Daley and James Denny (102 points) are now fourth afer round two - that's last. Canada's Maxim Bouchard and Vincent Riendeau lead with 105.60.

England's Isobel Pooley describes her silver-winning jump of 1.92m as "a leap of faith".

"I went for it, I lost control and it turned out OK," she tells BBC Sport. "The leap took a lot of confidence. I dreamt about being consistent, but my second attempt I am very proud of."

Round one complete already. Daley and Denny are third but things don't start to hot up until after round three of the six. Australia's Domonic Bedggood and Matthew Mitcham lead.

Karen Pickering
BBC Sport swimming & diving, on Radio 5 live

"A very solid start and the synchronicity was perfect. They scored nine for that. Tom's dive was just a little bit better than James' but rarely anything in it."

Despite just the four pairs competing, the presence of Tom Daley - a double gold winner at Delhi in 2010 - racks up the interest factor. He and new partner James Denny lead us off with a 53.40 score from their first dive.

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Isobel Pooley is the first rival to bound over and congratulate Australia's latest Commonwealth champion Eleanor Patterson after jumping a season's best 1.94m. But Patterson was unable to set a new Games record, having clipped the 1.96m bar three times.

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Darren Burnett completes a golden day for Scotland at Kelvingrove as he defeats Canada's Ryan Bester 21-9 to win the men's singles.

His victory follows Alex Marshall, Paul Foster, David Peacock and Neil Spiers' triumph earlier in the day after the home nation beat England in the fours final.

The Scots had waited eight years for a Commonwealth gold medal before Marshall and Foster won the pairs event on Monday but Burnett's victory after 19 ends means they close out Glasgow 2014 with three - their best result since 1994.