Solid start for Scotland after the first quarter as they seek a second win of the Games in Pool B.

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Tom Brown
BBC Wales on the Gold Coast

Elinor Barker's gold in the points race was the first Commonwealth title Wales have won on the track since Auckland 1990.

Louise Jones won the women's match sprint back then - and interestingly her daughter Hayley is in the Team Wales cycling squad here on the Gold Coast.

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Men's all-around final

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BBC Radio 5 live

Commonwealth champion Adam Peaty, speaking to BBC Radio 5 live: “Nowhere near pleased. It’s a gold, but I wanted a 57 in there.

"I was miles off it. That’s just who I am. I didn’t perform as I wanted to tonight.

“I have a high expectation of myself – that wasn’t good enough from me. I didn’t give the performance I wanted to give tonight.

“I’m not happy just winning. I’m happy dominating, pushing world records.”

Sarah Storey
GB's most successful female Paralympian on BBC TV

Elinor did two huge efforts during that race.

There is double points on the final sprint and Archibald could have mathematically beaten her, so Elinor had to get some points or it could have all gone wrong.

Elinor did a fabulous job and I got goosebumps just watching it.

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Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

Peter McGrail is massively well thought of by the top dogs at British Boxing and he’s expected to push for gold here for England. He didn’t need three rounds in the last-16 as after dropping his opponent twice, a cut ended the contest in round three.

McGrail, an Everton season ticket-holder, is confident for the tournament and wants a Merseyside derby double today.

Here is Adam Peaty storming his way to the gold medal.

A better second lap from Eleanor Coster, and she posts a time of 35.700 seconds.

Scotland are taking on Cameroon in their latest pool match.

Watch it here.

The time trial is about to get under way.

15 riders take part in this one - you can watch it here.

Wales' Eleanor Coster is the next rider out.

Mark Foster
Former freestyle world swimming champion on BBC TV

It wasn't a good race and Adam was never going to break records today.

Adam didn't have any easy speed. He doesn't need to go faster, he just needs to stay fit and keep winning.

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Over at the pool, Scotland's Duncan Scott has just received his silver medal.

Commonwealth champion Adam Peaty speaking to BBC Sport after the race: "It was all about the race, not the time. I'm now four years undefeated.

"I've ticked everything I wanted to do tonight. My team-mates have kept me on my toes. It's nowhere near my personal best, but it was all about the race."

James Wilby on his silver medal: "I'm happy with that. It was rough getting over the 200m yesterday and I just tried to keep along with Adam. Happy to get the one-two for England"

Double Scotland representation on the podium!

Katie Archibald takes silver and compatriot Neah Evans claims the bronze.

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With one sprint to go, Elinor Barker is still on the lead on 30 points, with Katie Archibald second on 20.

Seven laps to go. Can Barker hold on?

A gold medal and a world record. That's job done for Sophie Thornhill.

South African Chad le Clos on winning gold in the 200m fly: "I wanted to get the third Commonwealth gold in a row in this event. I went out hard and wanted to be in control.

"I tried my best not to look around me and it worked out well."