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Northern Ireland's netball campaign is about to resume, as they take on Fiji, who are bidding for their first win the competition so far.

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England have lost their way a bit as this game draws to a close.

There's two ends to play and Australia look to have taken an unassailable 11-20 lead, putting a real marker down for the knock-out stage and chances of a medal.

The Australians have scored 3-13 in the last eight ends.

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They are still in a bit of shock but Katherine Torrance and Alicia Blagg are delighted with their surprise Commonwealth silver medals from the synchronised 3m event.

“It’s crazy what we’ve done out there today,” Blagg tells me. “We’ve had so little time training together and I live out in Miami and have had two hand surgeries over the last few years."

Torrance adds; “I can hardly believe it as we knew other pairs were making mistakes but we saw it and just though ‘we’ll do our thing’ and that saw us through.”

They both laugh when asked about the rivalry with the swimmers but insist it is there and that they’re “proud” to have put the divers on the medal table at the first opportunity.

It's a huge ask for England to catch up now, as Australia steal another one in the 15th end to make it 11-18.

A bold final shot from Chestney in a bid to snatch the advantage was just off target and the Aussies came away with the score.

Three ends to play in this one.

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Next up is the quarters of the men's 52kg.

Scotland’s Reece McFadden takes on Pakistan’s Syed Muhammad Asif in the third fight. The Scot will marry his long-term girlfriend Sammy after these Games. “If I can win a gold and then get married, that would really make it the perfect year,” he said.

Oh no! The Aussies take another two in the 14th end and have stretched their lead over the English pair back out to six, 11-17.

Both teams have already qualified for the next round of the competition, but it they'll want to finish the sectional stage with a win.

Still four ends to get back into this game for Tolchard and Chestney, though.

Alanna Nihell and the referee just did not get on during that bout - it means that it's a unanimous points win for England's Paige Murney.

She has won at least a bronze medal.

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“She will come to you. Just keep jabbing Paige. She will come to you.”

Lots of shouting from the stands here as England’s Paige Murney takes on Northern Ireland’s Alanna Nihell.

“You’d don’t need to chase it,” comes the shout. “Sit back, sit back.”

Round two ends. A nice three-shot combo from Murney.

Winner guarantees a bronze.

The English duo Tolchard and Chestney have stopped the run of four ends against them and picked up three in the 13th end.

They are now trailing Australia 11-15, with 18 ends to play in this match.

Game on!

Northern Ireland's Alanna Nihell has had a point deducted from that opening round for continually putting her head down. Sh'es not happy about it - she's a lot shorter than Paige Murney for a start.

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A bit of Chelsea Dagger to welcome England's Paige Murney. She is making her Commonwealth Games debut just five years after she took up the sport of boxing - and she says her biggest supporter is her mother.

“My mum has never missed a bout and does a lot to help me put more of my time into boxing,” she said. She also found time to praise her coach at Leicester’s Unity Boxing Club, Ajmal Butt, and he returned the compliment, calling her “an example to everyone else in the gym”.

Murney usually competes at 64kg, but has trimmed down to compete at lightweight due to the weight divisions at the Commonwealth. She also teaches a women’s boxing class and once gave Labour MP Liz Kendall a boxing lesson. Her fighting idols are Sugar Ray Robinson and Muhammad Ali.

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Wales are closing in on a brilliant Games. The nation has 22 medals, 14 shy of its number in 2014.

But they already have more gold medals and there’s time to spare yet.

At the boxing a little later today, Rosie Eccles will try to move in from the bronze she is already guaranteed when she faces the roars of a home crowd in her 69kg semi final against Australia’s Kaye Scott.

Eccles knows how to deliver the goods. Her most recent job is as a cycling courier delivering fast food to customers.

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Over at Broadbeach, England's Sophie Tolchard and Natalie Chestney are taking on Australian's Kelsey Cottrell and Karen Murphy.

The Aussies are leading 8-15 after 12 ends.

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There's an England v Northern Ireland tie up next in the women's 60kg quarters - who will come out on top?

Northern Irish women’s team captain Alanna Nihell takes on England’s Commonwealth debutant Paige Murney. Nihell, a British Army corporal, lost in the semi-finals four years ago to eventual champion Shelley Watts.

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Big smiles after a big performance from England’s Alicia Blagg and Katherine Torrance.

It was a final full of high drama, shocks and ultimately a surprise success for the English pair who have only had around three weeks of training together!

Medal favourites Maddison Keeney and Annabelle Smith of Australia as well as the Canadian duo Jennifer Abel and Melissa Citrini-Beaulieu both dropped utter clangers to throw away their strong medal positions.

“Even I dropped one of my dives,” Blagg tells me, “but we fought back and Kat was amazing in her first Commonwealth Games!”

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I’ve decided I’ll count and photograph as many Borobi mascots as I can today.

Here we have Borobi near a lot of posh sponsorship tents, hence his tuxedo.

On the lifeguard hut he’s in his lifeguard get up.

I’m a fan of the approrpriate attire. I wonder if I head to a night spot, will there be a well-oiled Borobi.

Perhaps the big man would be clutching a kebab or sprawled out on the deck.

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Jack Haslam may not have been too impressed but he qualified safely for the men's 1m final a little earlier on, as did Jack Laugher.

Alicia Blagg speaking to BBC Sport after winning silver: "Our main competition in this final ended up dropping a dive dramatically, but we dropped one too. Katherine was amazing in her first Games."

Her team-mate Katherine Torrance added: "Nerves doesn't even describe it. We were so nervous but the crowd was amazing. I'm really happy with silver."

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