Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

The rocky tunes of Pink blast out after game three between Sam Walker and Gao Ning. It’s not going well for the Englishman in this singles semi-final as he’s now three games down in a best of seven affair.

He came back from way down in that third but lost out 13-11.

He blows on his fingers as he waits to return the ball. Blow some magic dust on them young man.

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A masterful performance, an iconic celebration.

Hats off all round to Botswana...

England netball's celebrations are giving us all the Saturday morning feels.

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Let us fill you in on what you might have missed...

• England beat India 6-0 to claim bronze in the women's hockey - the country's 100th medal at this Commonwealth Games.
• Wales' Dani Rowe finished third in the women's road race with team-mate Jon Mould winning silver in the men's race.
• It was gold for both England's men's and women's teams in the 4x100m relays, while there was a silver medal for England's Morgan Lake in the high jump.
• Laura Weightman of England won women's 5000m bronze as Scotland's Jake Wightman took bronze in the men's 1500m
• Ross Wilson took gold in an all-England final in the TT6-10 para table tennis, beating Kim Daybell 3-1. Joshua Stacey of Wales took bronze.

• English boxers Lisa Whiteside and Galal Yafai won gold in the women's -51kg and men's -46-49kg categories.
• And if only you'd set your alarms a few hours earlier, you'd have seen England's netballers score with one second left on the clock to clinch the tightest of victories over Jamaica and secure their place in the final.

The men's teams have started the pool stages in the rugby sevens.

England have two wins under their belt - a 38-5 victory over Jamaica and a 33-0 win over Samoa. They face Australia next.

Wales beat Uganda 31-5 and Scotland hammered Papua New Guinea 27-0.

The Welsh are back in action now against Sri Lanka, before facing Fiji later on.

Scotland follow against Malaysia and then South Africa.

The top four sides in each pool progress to the semi-finals.

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It was gold on the Gold Coast for Ross Wilson as he emerged victorious in an all-England final in the TT6-10 para table tennis, beating team-mate Kim Daybell 3-1 as Wales' Joshua Stacey took bronze.

There was disappointment however for England's Felicity Pickard as she missed out on TT6-10 bronze with defeat to Australian opposition.

Sam Walker is in semi-final action in the men's singles just now, before Paul Drinkhall and Liam Pitchford go for gold in the men's doubles final.

Australia are putting on a show for their home crowd and they're heading for a final match-up with England on Sunday.

New Zealand trail by 11 goals at half-time.

I'm not ruling out a second comeback of the day, but with the Silver Ferns' form, it would be unlikely.

England's Lisa Whiteside claimed gold in the women's 51kg this morning.

Speaking to BBC Sport, she said: "I got a lovely shiner but it's worth taking for that gold medal. It's not even hurting but it just looks horrendous. It was a fantastic fight and I really enjoyed it today. It was a good tempo but I got some good shots in to win that unanimous decision."

Whiteside claims this win will help her come out of the shadow of fellow Brit Nicola Adams: "I have had to bide my time and in the past I've been world silver medalist but people weren’t aware because of Nicola Adams' achievements. Now it's about me and I've been able to show people what I'm all about. I'm now the 51kg number one and the dedication has paid off."

There are a mega 16 gold medals on offer in the boxing on Saturday, and eight have already been dished out.

Northern Ireland took three silvers, after defeats for Kristina O'Hara, Carly McNaul and Brendan Irvine.

Lisa Whiteside won gold in the women's 51kg for England, while Paige Murney settled for silver in the 60kg category.

Coming up from 09:32 BST, Michaela Walsh, Kurt Walker and Aidan Walsh compete for NI, Rosie Eccles, Sammy Lee and Lauren Price fight for Wales, while England have Sandy Ryan, Peter McGrail, Pat McCormack and Frazer Clarke in their corner.

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BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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England’s Sam Walker is out there battling Singapore’s Gao Ning. Walker at 22 is 13 years the junior in this match-up.

At the Glasgow 2014 Games, Ning had a 41-shot rally with Nigeria's Segun Toriola that went viral such was its chaos.

No such lengthy exchanges in game one here as Ning takes it 11-5.

09:00: Squash – Mixed doubles bronze medal – England v New Zealand

09:32: Boxing- eight gold medals to be won

10:00: Hockey – Men’s bronze medal – England v India

10:00: Table tennis – Women’s singles gold medal

10:07: Diving – Women’s 3m springboard

11:30: Basketball – Women’s gold – Australia v England

11:45: Table tennis – Men’s doubles gold – England v India

12:09: Diving – Men’s 10m platform

12:15: Hockey – Men’s gold medal – Australia v New Zealand

If you need another netball fix after watching one of the greatest matches in history - how about Australia v New Zealand in the second semi-final?

The two sides have contested every final since netball was introduced to the Games in 1998, but not this year.

The winner will face England in the final. Watch that one here.

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BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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England coach Tracey Neville was understandably delighted with the historic and dramatic England win

“What a comeback from our girls. I actually thought ‘are we the old Roses?’ because of the silly errors at difficult parts of the game we were making,” she said.

“I’ve just said to the girls that as a player I only dreamed to be in this situation but I was never good enough. It’s just great to live my dream through these. They have done so well.”

In the final moments of the athletics in the stadium, Morgan Lake is being awarded her silver medal.

Here's how she won it a little earlier...

Steve Cram
Commentator on the Gold Coast

Isaac Makwala and the whole Botswana team all do the press-ups in unison. Brilliant.

They were very good as a team and Makwala sucked them in and then went hard on the bend.

Double gold for him but the surprise package were the Bahamas.

That's the athletics done.

England took 14 medals in the discipline overall, Scotland four, Wales five and Northern Ireland just the one.

It's a five-man race on the last leg!

Wonderful lap from Jereem Richards puts Trinidad & Tobago into the lead but their third runner is swallowed up quickly!

Jamaica looking good, and here come Botswana..

As the stagger unwinds at the end of the first leg it's Trinidad & Tobago who lead - India crash out!