Australia's women have moved top of Pool B in the rugby sevens with a dominant 34-5 win over Wales.

The Welsh found themselves 22-0 down at the end of the first half but a Jasmine Joyce try ensured they got some points on the board against the host nation.

Next up for Wales is Fiji at 10:55 BST, who lost out to England 17-5 earlier today.

England's women will face Australia at 11:17 BST.

Lauren Smith and Sarah Walker win in straight sets for a place in the semi-finals.

They beat Sri Lanka 21-12, 21-16.

I've just realised the lawn bowls commentator who is covering the England v Scotland bronze medal match really sounds like Roy Walker.

Desperately trying not to say loads of catchphrases.

I'll just say what I see...

The mixed doubles semi-finals and men's double's quarter-finals take place on the squash court from 09:00 BST.

You can watch live here.

Ranking matches are thing in some of the team sports on the Gold Coast.

Scotland were playing for fifth and sixth place against Malaysia in the men's hockey and had to settle for the latter after losing 2-1.

It's England v Scotland in the men's singles bronze medal match.

Robert Paxton of England and Scot Darren Burnett are level on 3-3 after five ends.

In the gold medal, Aaron Wilson of Australia is 5-2 down against Canadian Ryan Bester.

Yep, he's been completely overawed.

Bajrang takes gold for India on a 10-point majority so Kane Charig goes home with silver for Wales.

Kane Charig of Wales is totally up against it. And now he's got a mouth injury to contend with.

He might have to settle for silver...

Up next on the mat is Kane Charig of Wales who is going for gold in the men's 65kg.

He's up against Bajrang of India. Neither athlete has dropped a point yet.

It was hard-fought, but England's women have come through their sevens opener. Lydia Thompson skips through for a try with the final action of the game.

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Fresh from his medal-winning performances in the pool, England's Adam Peaty had a peach of a trip to the Great Barrier Reef.

He swam with sea turtles and under arches in the idyllic setting around Lady Elliot Island, a two-hour flight away from the Gold Coast.

He described it as "incredible, amazing and surreal" and he recorded his special day out for BBC Sport via an Instagram story. Check it out here. , external

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End to end!

From their own in-goal area, England score against the run of play. Megan Jones dances out from underneath her own posts and finds Emily Scarratt, who runs pretty much the length of the pitch.

Extras added. Big score.

Simple for the Englishman!

Wigan's Charlie Bowling takes bronze with 4-0 win over Jean Guyliane Bandou of Mauritius.

• Now: Hockey- men's fifth/sixth place play-off - Scotland v Malaysia
• Now: Rugby sevens- England v Fiji.
• Now: Bowls- men's bronze medal match. England v Scotland.
• Now: Wrestling - Men's freestyle
• 08:37: Rugby sevens- Wales v Australia.
• 09:30: Basketball- women's semi-final, England v Canada.
• 09:32: Boxing- women's and men's semi-finals. Northern Ireland, England Scotland.
• 10:25: Athletics- women's pole vault final, England's Holly Bradshaw and Wales' Sally Peake.
• 11:05: Athletics- heptathlon 800m. England's Katarina Johnson-Thompson in gold medal position.
• 11:45 Athletics- women's 800m final. England's Alex Bell, South Africa's Caster Semenya.
• 12:04: Diving- men's synchronised 3m springboard final, featuring Jack Laugher going for hat-trick of golds.
• 12:45: Hockey- men's semi-final, England v Australia.
• 13:09: Athletics- women's 100m hurdles final. England's Tiffany Porter.

England's Charlie Bowling is under way in the men's freestyle 65kg bronze medal contest.

He's up against Jean Guyliane Bandou of Mauritius and has taken two points already.

The good start didn't last for England, who bow to Fijian pressure and concede an equalising try late in the first period.

It's virtually under the posts, but Fiji somehow miss the conversion.

Women's rugby sevens is making its Commonwealth Games bow and England have taken the field for the first time, meeting Fiji in their pool opener.

Deborah Fleming's early try has them ahead in the first half.

Earlier on, Alex Marshall became Scotland's most successful Commonwealth Games athlete by winning a fifth gold in Australia.

Marshall won the lawn bowls men's fours with Ronald Duncan, Derek Oliver and Paul Foster, to eclipse sprinter Alan Wells and Para-cyclist Neil Fachie.

Scotland's Claire Johnston and Lesley Doig won bronze in the women's pairs with an 18-10 victory over Canada.

The medals take Scotland's tally in the bowls to five.

Read more here.

Tom Daley won his fourth Commonwealth Games gold medal overnight as he and Dan Goodfellow won the synchronised 10m platform.

After accepting his medal, Daley spoke out about issues away from the pool - specifically the decriminalisation of homosexuality.

"Coming to the Gold Coast and being able to live as an openly gay man is really important," said Daley, 23.

"There are 37 countries in the Commonwealth where it's illegal to be who I am. And hopefully we can reduce that number.

"You want to feel comfortable in who you are when you are standing on that diving board, and for 37 Commonwealth countries that are here participating that is not the case."

Read more from Daley here.

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