Summary

  • Watch lawn bowls replay at the top of the page

  • Athletics: England's Zharnel Hughes disqualified after initially winning men's 200m

  • England's Kyle Langford wins 800m silver; Dina Asher-Smith takes bronze in women's 200m

  • England's Sophie Hahn wins T38 100m gold, Scotland's Eilidh Doyle gets 400m hurdles silver

  • Diving: England's Jack Laugher wins men's 3m springboard, Lois Toulson gets women's 10m platform bronze

  • England's Annie Last wins cross-country mountain biking gold; silver for team-mate Evie Richards

  • Bowls: Scotland beaten in women's triples final, England take bronze

  • Hockey: England beaten by NZ in women's semi-final shootout

Live Reporting

Caroline Chapman and Michael Emons

  1. Bronze Medal - Miller Pata/Linline Matauatu (Vanuatu)

    Women's beach volleyball

    Friana Kwevira made history by winning Vanuatu's very first Commonwealth medal in the F46 javelin.

    Now the South Pacific nation have picked up another bronze on the Gold Coast, thanks to beach volleyball pair Miller Pata and Linline Matauatu.

    They beat Cypriot duo Matiota Angelpoulou and Manolina Konstantinou 2-0 to claim third.

    The gold medal match between Australia and Canada is in session now.

  2. England to face bronze medal match

    Hockey - women's semi-final: England 1-2 New Zealand (shootout)

    So England's dream of a Commonwealth gold in women's hockey is over for four more years, but they will have another chance to secure a medal this weekend.

    They'll meet the losers of today's other semi-final, between Australia and India, on Saturday.

  3. Shootout: New Zealand reach final
    Breaking

    Hockey - women's semi-final: England 1-2 New Zealand

    That's it. England are out and New Zealand reach the women's hockey final. Heartbreak for England.

    New Zealand celebrate beating EnglandGetty Images

  4. Shootout: England miss

    Hockey - women's semi-final: England 1-1 New Zealand

    With England's fifth effort, Holly Pearne-Webb's flick is saved.

    New Zealand have a chance to win it...

  5. Women's semi-final: England 1-1 New Zealand (in the shootout)

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  6. Shootout: Both sides miss

    Hockey - women's semi-final: England 1-1 New Zealand

    Amy Robinson is denied. Can New Zealand take advantage? No. Maddie Hinch saves again. Still level after four efforts each.

  7. Shootout: New Zealand score

    Hockey - women's semi-final: England 1-1 New Zealand

    But Sam Harrison levels for New Zealand after three efforts each.

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    Alice: My nerves cannot deal with penalty shootouts.

  9. Unity...

    Luke Reddy
    BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

    The teams stand arms around one another as this plays out...

    Teams at hockey.

  10. Shootout: England score

    Hockey - women's semi-final: England 1-0 New Zealand

    Hannah Martin spins nicely and puts England in front.

  11. Shootout: Both sides miss again

    Hockey - women's semi-final: England 0-0 New Zealand

    Still no score, as England miss again.

    Then Maddie Hinch saves from New Zealand's second effort. Still 0-0.

  12. Shootout: New Zealand miss

    Hockey - women's semi-final: England 0-0 New Zealand

    New Zealand miss their first effort as well. Still level.

  13. Shootout: England miss

    Hockey - women's semi-final: England 0-0 New Zealand

    New Zealand swap their keepers, opting to use Grace O'Hanlon for this shootout.

    England go first... And O'Hanlon saves from Alex Danson.

  14. How are your nerves?

    Women's semi-final: England 0-0 New Zealand

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  15. Heart in mouth...

    Hockey: Women's semi-finals - England 0-0 New Zealand

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    Maddie Hinch saves.

    Unbelievable stuff. The clock had six seconds on it and New Zealand sent the ball into the mixer, a shot came in and Maddie Hinch saves as the buzzer went. So close to exit.

    England v New Zealand is going to a shootout.

    We’ve been here before have we not?

  16. Full-time: England 0-0 New Zealand

    Hockey - women's semi-final

    The hooter goes and they can't be separated!

    Could it be a case of de ja vu? England beat New Zealand in a shootout in Glasgow four years ago. It's shootout time again!

    Hollie Pearne-Webb of EnglandGetty Images

  17. Diving final standings

    Men's 3m springboard

    Here's how the top eight finished in the men's 3m springboard final.

    Ross Haslam is just pipped to bronze, while James Heatly of Scotland finished fifth.

    Haslam's brother Jack finishes eighth while 15-year-old Aidan Heslop comes last for Wales.

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  18. Gold Medal - Ndodomzi Ntutu (South Africa)

    Men's T12 100m final

    It is a South African one-two in the men's T12 100m final, for visually impaired athletes.

    Ndodomzi Ntutu takes the gold with Hilton Langenhoven the silver and Muhamad Afiq Mohamad Ali Hanafiah of Malaysia the bronze.

  19. Gold Medal - Jack Laugher (England)

    Men's 3m springboard

    Confirmed! Jack Laugher is the men's 3m springboard Commonwealth champion!

    The Englishman upgrades his silver from Glasgow and makes it four Games golds.

    He finishes 67 point ahead of Philippe Gagne of Canada, who takes silver, and James Connor of Australia in third.

  20. No room for error

    Hockey: Women's semi-final - England 0-0 New Zealand

    Luke Reddy
    BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

    Hockey.

    Seven minutes to go, no score, a semi-final, one mistake and you’re out.

    Do not make a mistake. I repeat, do not make a mistake.

    New Zealand finishing the stronger and Maddie Hinch has had to deny them again in this final quarter.