The flamboyant Dieudonne Ntsengue was the one to watch coming into this fight but Indian Vikas Krishan lands two lovely long right hands in the first round.

Ntsengue is having problems with his shorts, twice stopping the fight to readjust and prevent a wardrobe malfunction. Good round.

That's it!

England hold on with some desperate defending late on to win the bronze medal.

Sam Ward's double proved the difference. England 2-1 India.

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Take a bow, England's men!

They've beaten Australia 26-17 to top their pool and progress to the medal matches on Sunday. It also means the Aussies have been knocked out on home soil. Ouch.

Hang on... what's happened here? There was absolute mayhem in the England D as India piled on the pressure, a wall of defensive sticks blocking their route to goal.

India reckon there was a foul among the madness, England think otherwise... the umpire has asked for a review.

England goalkeeper George Pinner is celebrating, England get the decision and a chance to clear.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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England’s Katherine Torrance finished seventh in the individual 3m springboard final & goes away from Gold Coast 2018 with a silver medal from the synchronised 3m competition, but that’s only half of the story.

The 19-year-old tells me she was involved in a car accident in January, suffered torn cartilage and it was “touch & go” as to whether she’d compete here.

“It’s been a really difficult time and not many people know what it’s taken to get here,” she tells BBC Sport.

“I know I could have scored higher and improved a few of my dives tonight but it’s given me a real motivation and drive going forwards and I’m of course delighted to come away with that silver medal.”

India’s world number seven Vikas Krishan v Cameroon’s Dieudonne Wilfried Seyi Ntsengue, who has been celebrating his wins with a cartwheel and backflip.

I saw his fight the other day. Absolute showstopper.

The bronze went to New Zealand but who's going to take the gold?

It's between Australia and unlikely finalists England. The match starts at 11:30 BST and you can watch on this link.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

Proportionally these hoops must be the equivalent of the top of a small tree.

That is not putting off these kids though as they sink long-distance basket like it isn't a thing...

A gruelling first game sees India's H.S. Prannoy take the early advantage, beating England's Rajiv Ouseph 21-17.

Ouseph was fourth in Glasgow four years ago, so he will determined to turn this game around.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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If you want to see something eye catching today, tune in to the boxing at 11:27 BST and see Cameroon’s brilliantly names Dieudonne Wilfried Seyi Ntsengue bid for gold.

This young man does the Ali Shuffle in the ring, he drops his hands, taunts opponents and if he wins, he will somersault across the ring.

Throw in Bruce Lee style poses for the cameras and you’ve got yourself a star. It will be chaotic when he’s in the ring but really entertaining.

Ouch! Dilpreet Singh takes a huge swipe but completely misses the ball in the England D, connecting instead with the stomach of defender Adam Dixon. That looked painful.

England still lead 2-1.

Pat McCormack's twin brother Luke won bronze in the 64kg category earlier this week. A good family trip, as mum hugs Pat in the stands.

All over. As is par for the course, both fighters salute at the end. They both think they've done enough to win.

Good uppercut from Aidan Walsh! It knocks the mouthguard out of Pat McCormack's mouth. Into the last 45 seconds...

Richie Woodhall
Former world boxing champion

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Pat McCormack is beating his opponent to the punch.

Aidan Walsh isn't throwing a lot of shots and McCormack took advantage and won that round.

Our very own Saj Chowdhury might get to those...

Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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Could this Commonwealth Games be a dry run for the biggest fish of all?

That is what local paper the Courier Mail reckons on its front page, claiming that International Olympic Committee officials have been impressed by Gold Coast 2018 encouraging thoughts of a bid for the 2032 Olympics.

Same again in 14 years? Germany and India are reportedly considering bids as well.

A good round for Pat McCormack. Has he put himself in the driving seat with one to go?

Impressive. Dominant stuff.