Four-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist Sharath Achanta is just one game away from securing the men's singles bronze medal.

India's Achanta took game four 11-6 to go 3-1 ahead of England's Sam Walker.

The 35-year-old from India last won a Commonwealth Games singles medal in Melbourne in 2006, when he won gold.

England's Chris and Gabby Adcock secured gold to retain badminton mixed doubles title - but it took an epic battle against English pair Marcus Ellis and Lauren Smith to do so.

It's the final day of action on the Gold Coast. Are you excited and up early?

Here's what we've got coming up for you...

• 04:02 BST - Netball. Gold medal match - Australia v England.
• 04:00 - Squash. Men's doubles gold-medal match. England v Australia.
• 04:55 - Rugby Sevens. Women's bronze-medal match - England v Canada.
• 05:17 - Rugby Sevens. Men's bronze-medal match - England v South Africa/Fiji

The President of Team England, and huge netball fan Denise Lewis thinks you should wake up for the gold medal match.

You'd better oblige...

England take on hosts Australia for gold at 04:02 BST.

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New Zealand got back level in the third quarter but it was a strong finish for the Sunshine Girls, who take their biggest lead of the match into the final period.

Seven goals the difference, New Zealand are crumbling and Jamaica are set to take a third Commowealth Games bronze (bar a miracle).

Sam Walker has just won four consecutive points at the end of the third game, taking it 11-9 against Sharath Achanta.

The Englishman still trails India's Achanta 2-1 in the bronze medal match.

James Willstrop wins his second medal of the Games! The singles champion teams up with Declan James - playing in his first Games - to win bronze for England in the men's doubles.

The wrap up a 11-9 11-9 victory over Scotland's number two seeds Alan Clyne and Greg Lobban.

Hugs all round for the English, a few tears in the Scots camp.

England have lost to New Zealand... again.

The women lost their semi-final earlier today, and now the men have also succumbed to the same fate. That's their first defeat on the Gold Coast.

New Zealand are the first team into the final after maintaining their unbeaten record, and England will play South Africa or Fiji for bronze.

England finally get their hands on the ball and Alexander Davis crosses for their second try of the morning.

The clock has run down, England kick off and they have to score!

New Zealand have a two score lead. England fly up in defence, New Zealand see the gaps and Regan Ware runs in his second of the day.

England need to get their hands on some possession.

There's a fantastic match going on in the netball as New Zealand and Jamaica fight it out for bronze. The Silver Ferns trailed by three after the first quarter and it's back to level-pegging now in the third.

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Australia's Mike Shelley ran past stricken Scot Callum Hawkins, who collapsed at the 40km mark of the men's marathon, to take gold and defend his Commonwealth title.

The brutal nature of medal-winning sport encapsulated in one single moment. Afterwards Shelley said he did utter an expletive to himself as overtook Hawkins.

"I wasn't sure what was going on." he added. "I had a couple of mates around Main Beach who said Callum was in a bit of trouble. They told me to keep going and gave me encouragement."

Tom Mitchell looked to have been England's hero at the end of that half, with a phenomenal chase back to steal the ball and deny New Zealand a certain try.

But after the half-time siren goes, the black shirts get their second score of the game through Etene Nanai-Seturo to lead at the break.

It's now 2-0 to India's Sharath Achanta as he takes the second game 11-9 against Sam Walker of England.

It's best of seven games in the singles competition, so still plenty of time for a comeback...

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Faceplant! Scotland's Alan Clyne is in the wars as he tries to haul him and Greg Lobban back into this match.

A diving Clyne flings himself forwards to keep a ball alive, the Scottish pair clawing their way back to 7-6.

New Zealand wear England down and bounce back through winger Regan Ware.

But the conversion is missed and England still lead by two.

Two minutes to play in this half.

A confident start for England and Dan Bibby is the first man over the line. They add the extras too, which could be crucial.

England need to keep up this pressure.

India's Sharath Achanta has taken the first game 11-7 against England's Sam Walker - he seems in a hurry to take the medal here.

Walker battled back well to take six points from eight and level the game at 6-6 which should give the 22-year-old confidence going into the second game.

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So England were beaten by New Zealand in the women's semi-final, but what will happen in the men's?

Nick Hope
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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While it was fantastic to see the emergence of an exciting new mixed doubles pairing for England - in silver medallists Marcus Ellis and Lauren Smith - it was fascinating watching Chris Adcock and Ellis playing in that final.

Many in the sport have suggested they could be a phenomenal men’s doubles pairing, but as it stands Ellis is still with Chris Langridge - with whom he won Olympic bronze at Rio 2016.

The pair are also in the men’s doubles final later which means any changes are unlikely in the near future, while Chris Adcock also remains focused on the mixed doubles event.

It would be great to see the two tried out at some stage though - although that may not be until after Tokyo 2020.