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Beth Fisher
BBC Sport Wales

This is going to be fiery!

Scotland have beaten Wales twice in the last six months but Wales have a new coach, Australian Julie Hoornweg.

Can she inspire Wales to beat their Celtic neighbours on day three of the Commonwealth Games?

Both sides are looking for their first win of these Games - Scotland lost 74-28 to England, and Wales went down 70-44 to New Zealand.

You can watch it here.

Scotland's Neil Fachie is going for his second gold of these Games.

He and pilot Matt Rotherham take on Wales' James Ball and pilot Peter Mitchell in the men's blind and visually impaired sprint final.

Here's Fachie, smashing a world record in the heats...

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09:27 BST 7 April 2018

Women's all-around final

Canada's Elsabeth Black is still leading the way in the women's all-around final as the gymnasts make their way through the third rotation.

There was a nervy moment on the beam, though...

Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

James, Mark and Rebecca Baker have made the trip from Risca, south Wales, for the Games and were heartened by their team's efforts in defeat by New Zealand yesterday.

Wales outscored the Silver Ferns 13-9 in the second quarter, the first time they have managed to win even that small slice of a match against the world number twos.

In the opposing corner are Jennifer, Geraldine, Toni and Robert from Glasgow.

They were at the Commonwealths in their home city four year ago. Who is the better host so far?

Diplomatically they refuse to be drawn. "The weather is pretty much like home," says Geraldine as the heavens open behind her.

Touché.

There's a bumper offering of track cycling action coming up very shortly over at the Anna Meares Velodrome.

Watch every single moment here.

• 09:35 BST: Men's blind and visually impaired sprint
• 09:48: Women's blind and visually impaired time trial
• 10:16: Women's points race
• 10:59: Women's time trial
• 11:46: Men's sprint
• 12:44: Men's scratch race

Scotland are about to take on Wales in the netball.

Watch it here.

Wow. Nick Matthew is out. Malaysia's Nafiizwan Adnan defeats the two-time Commonwealth Games champion 11-7 6-11 12-10 4-11 11-6.

That is the win of Adnan's career and he looks as though he hasn't got a clue what to do with himself. He's through to the semi-finals.

All too easy for England.

They extend their lead after the second quarter, after outscoring India 27-9.

Jamell Anderson is still perfect from the field to improve to 10 points overall.

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Tom Brown
BBC Wales on the Gold Coast

Being asked to cover the track cycling at a major Games is always nice - especially when Wales are guaranteed to win a medal.

Para-cyclist James Ball already has a silver to his name in the men's blind and visually impaired time trial. Tonight, he and guide Pete Mitchell are in the final of the sprint.

Winning gold will be tough, though. They're up against Scotland's Neil Fachie and guide Matt Rotherham - who set a world record in qualifying.

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Chris Langridge and Marcus Ellis have got England off to a brilliant start in their mixed team quarter-final against Canada.

The Olympic bronze medallists have won their rubber 21-15 21-18.

Chloe Birch is next up on court - she takes on Michelle Li, who won the women's singles title in Glasgow four years ago.

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Here's the moment England's Zoe Smith claimed silver in the women's 63kg weightlifting.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

The commentator working for the Commonwealth Games feed just said: “These two players need to put their eyeballs back in.”

This is eyeballs out. And Nick Matthew needs a new bat!

Racquet abuse warning is handed his way. He’s 3-2 down in the decider, first to 11.

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Nick Matthew has levelled again. This really is anyone's match.

The Sheffield man is 37 years old yet has the agility of a ninja. His opponent, six years his junior, is doing his very best to prevent Matthew from winning a third Commonwealth Games singles title.

Postpublished at 09:06 British Summer Time 7 April 2018

09:06 BST 7 April 2018

Women's all-around final

If I could flip backwards and forwards like these gymnasts do, I'd do it all the time.

Like when I'm walking down the aisle in the supermarket, or trying to get across the office.

Paul Donegan: Watching the beam and I am impressed in adult gym class when I can walk back and forward, turning at ends without falling, balance on one leg and walk backwards on it yet the gymnasts are doing flips and everything!

Peter Townsend: These gymnasts get some height on their somersaults, it's incredible.

If you're just getting yourself out of bed after a wild Friday night (or a sneaky lie-in) then here's what's happened so far.

• There was gold for England's Nile Wilson in the men's all-around gymnastics final, and silver for James Hall
• Double England gold in the para-triathlon came courtesy of Joe Townsend and Jade Jones
• Scotland's Neil Fachie and pilot Matt Rotherham set a new world record in the men's blind and visually impaired sprint as they reached the final (which happens at 9:35 BST)
• There was also silver for England in the triathlon mixed team relay
• Zoe Smith won silver for England in the women's -63kg weightlifting after compatriot Jack Oliver took silver in the men's -77kg

Great start for England against a sloppy India, who have shipped 12 turnovers in the opening quarter.

Jamell Anderson leads the way with seven points for England off three from three shooting from the field.

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England's players are making the most of their day-off by meeting some Aussie wildlife.

Shooter Kadeen Corbin has been making friends with a koala.

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