Laugher wins diving gold for England; Heatly takes bronze for Scotland
Lyle claims silver for Scotland in the T35 100m final
Grabarz misses out in men's high jump
Asher-Smith qualifies for women's 200m final; Hughes and Reid make men's final
Eccles and Ryan make it Wales v England in women's 69kg boxing final
Scotland beat Wales for bronze in men's para-sport lawn bowls
England lose to India in men's hockey
Athletics: Men's high jump final
Brandon Starc, the brother of Australian cricketer Mitchell, is the Commonwealth Games high jump champion.
Jamal Wilson of the Bahamas takes silver with a season's best of 2.30m and Canada's Django Lovett seals bronze, clearing the same height for the first time in competition.
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Bhaiya Ji Smile: what a win for Indiaaaaaaaaa!!! 4-3 In last minute
Hockey: Men's pool B - England 3-4 India
England men's hockey team finished runners-up in their group and will have to play Australia in the semi-finals after India scored a dramatic late winner in their final group match.
Mandeep Singh scored the winner for India with 40 seconds to spare to top Pool B after they went into the match level on points with England.
It means England will now face unbeaten favourites Australia in Friday's semi-final while India take on New Zealand.
Image source, Getty ImagesAthletics: Women's T35 100m
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on the Gold Coast
Big smiles all around. I was watching Holt prepare for this race and she was waving and smiling with the whole crowd. A great performance. She's 16, she must have been very nervous.
We know her future is going to be really rosy. It's great for the Australian crowd to see this young woman in operation. What she's done on home soil is really fantastic to see.
Women's T35 100m
And it is another medal for Scotland. Maria Lyle, 18, has a silver medal.
England's Daphne Schrager is fifth, with Maria Verdeille a place further back.
Athletics: Women's T35 100m
Sixteen-year-old Isis Holt storms clear to win the women's T35 100m gold medal, to the delight of the home fans.
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It has already been a great day for Scotland with gold for David McMath, 21, who won Scotland's seventh gold of the Games in double trap shooting earlier today.
That meant Scotland surpassed their previous best tally at an overseas Commonwealth Games with 33 medals guaranteed after success in shooting, boxing and diving.
They have more hopes for a medal now with Maria Lyle in the Women's T35 100m final. Maria Verdeille and Daphne Schrager go for England
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Lauren: Loving the Commonwealth Games, wondering if I could have been a sprinter instead of a dancer
Boxing
Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Image source, .I’ve just had a chat with Mark Ellison, the nutritionist for Anthony Joshua and England’s boxers here.
He’s told me about the routine these fighters go through. He’s up at 5am ready to weigh them, then they weigh before bed. During the day some of them may train so he will weigh them afterwards and see how much weight they have to spare, which will determine what they can eat.
“It’s never ending”, he says.
It sounds it.
Athletics: Men's high jump final
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
And speaking of Starc...
The medal presentation for the women's 3000m steeplechase is being done by Gold Coast mayor Tom Tate.
Even the politician can't keep a poker face however as a roar rips across from the opposite side of the stadium where Aussie Brandon Starc has cleared a personal best 2.32m to take the lead in the high jump.
A smirk crosses Tate's face on the big screen. Starc does not have to bother with any pretense of restraint and roars with delight.
Athletics: Men's high jump final
The crowd are thinking they may well have another home gold medal. Brandon Starc is in the lead after clearing a personal best 2.32m.
He bounces around the track after clearing that height. Not confirmed gold just yet though.
Badminton
Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport
Jersey's badminton players suffered two defeats at the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast.
Elise Dixon's games are over after she lost 21-2 21-5 to England's Chloe Birch in the women's singles, before she and Alex Hutchings were beaten 21-10 21-11 by Sri Lanka's duo in the mixed doubles.
Hutchings still has hopes in the men's doubles where he teams up with Matthew Bignell to face Sri Lanka on Thursday.
Boxing
Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Wales’ Rosie Eccles has her “dream” opponent in the Commonwealth Games final.
She faces England’s Sandy Ryan and told us she is expecting a proper fight for gold on Saturday.
Her compatriots Michael McDonagh (60kg) and Sammy Lee (81kg) have just won into semi-finals and guaranteed medals too.
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Athletics: Men's 200m semi-finals
Jonnie Peacock MBE
Paralympic gold medal sprint runner on BBC TV
It's such a mature performance from Leon Reid. He was so mature to stay relaxed, do his own thing and he's into the final. Fantastic.
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Steve Cram
Commentator on the Gold Coast
Leon Reid will be made up with that, that's a heck of a run from him. Reid, congratulations, that's a great run.
Athletics: Men's 200m semi-finals
Northern Ireland's Leon Reid produces a fine performance in his semi-final. He is second and in the final, along with England's Zharnel Hughes, who won the previous semi-final.
Reid said: "My mum came all this way to watch, she didn't come out here for nothing so I had to do it. I managed to come through so I'm really happy."
Rhythmic gymnastics: Team final and individual qualification
Despite both England and Wales missing out on the team medals, the team finals also acted as the qualifying for the individual categories, which saw better news for the home nations.
In the all-around category, Wales' Laura Halford qualifies fourth, so will be among the favourites for Thursday's final, while Wales' Gemma Frizelle and the England pair of Hannah Martin and Stephani Sherlock also go through.
In the hoop, Halford also qualifies for that final, along with compatriot Frizelle.
Halford will also be in the ball final, along with England's Martin and, while no home nations gymnasts progressed in the clubs category, Halford has also reached the ribbon final.
All four individual apparatus finals will be held on Friday and Halford could challenge for three medals on top of Thursday's all-around final.
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Wozza: Zharnel Hughes looks very quick in the 200m.
Athletics: Men's 200m semi-finals
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on the Gold Coast
We know the tension of a semi-final, perhaps that's getting too many of these athletes but Zharnel stepped up again, when he's going he's beautiful, so, so smooth.
Image source, Getty ImagesAthletics: Men's 200m semi-finals
A superb performance from England's Zharnel Hughes, who storms clear to win his semi-final in a time of 20.37 seconds.
He even has the time to take it all in and glance around the track before the race is done.
"I'm into the final which is very important to me," Hughes tells BBC One. "I know what I can do, I'm focused, I'm ready to go again."
He goes again at 12:56 BST on Thursday, aiming for a medal.