Silver medal - Jessica-Jane Applegatepublished at 19:21 British Summer Time 3 August 2022
Women’s 200m freestyle S14 final
Jessica-Jane Applegate takes silver for England with team-mate Louise Fiddes taking the bronze. Superb swim!
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30 gold medals to be won on day six
Athletics: England's Katarina Johnson-Thompson retains heptathlon title; Scotland's Eilish McColgan wins 10,000m gold
Athletics: Jamaica's Elaine Thompson-Herah wins women's 100m and Kenya's Ferdinand Omanyala takes men's 100m
Swimming: Scotland's Duncan Scott wins 200m medley gold, with England's Tom Dean taking silver; England's Ben Proud wins third successive 50m freestyle gold
Swimming: Bethany Firth wins Northern Ireland’s first gold of the Games in 200m freestyle S14 final
Scotland win golds in Para pairs bowls and judo; England win gold in mountain biking, weightlifting, squash and judo
Steve Sutcliffe and Tom Rostance
Women’s 200m freestyle S14 final
Jessica-Jane Applegate takes silver for England with team-mate Louise Fiddes taking the bronze. Superb swim!
Women's 200m S14 freestyle final
Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at Sandwell Aquatics Centre
Northern Ireland is a small place, athletes like Bethany Firth don't come around very often.
So much was expected of her and she did not flinch even for a second.
World champion, Paralympic champion, European champion and now Commonwealth champion.
The circle is complete.
Women’s 200m freestyle S14 final
Wow! That was absolutely superb from Bethany Firth as she wins Northern Ireland's first Gold of these Games!
Controlled it from the off, she was ahead of World Record pace at 100m and cruises through to win in style.
Squash - women's singles
What an astonishing performance from Gina Kennedy. She beats Hollie Naughton 4-1.
She wins the gold medal on her Commonwealth Games debut to cap a meteoric rise in the sport.
She's stunned at what she's achieved, but grabs an England flag and runs a lap of the arena.
Men’s 100m semi-finals
Reigning champion Akani Simbine of South Africa is the only competing World Championship 100m finalist from last month and it shows in the first of three semi-finals.
After a slightly sluggish start he pulls clear to win with ease as Australia's Rohan Browning makes a late charge to take second.
With only the top two going through automatically England's Ojie Edoburun faces an anxious wait to see if he'll be among the best of the rest.
Women’s 200m freestyle S14 final
Ruby Storm may be one of the best names at these Games, and the Australian will of course be a threat to Bethany Firth. Great support for the swimmers as they line up.
Men's +100kg
One final chance for a Home Nations medal on the judo mat at Birmingham 2022.
Can Scotland's Andrew McWatt add a bronze to cap a metal-magic night?
McWatt is only here as a late replacement for 2014 gold medallist Chris Sherrington, who suffered an ACL injury.
But the 21-year-old from Aberdeenshire has certainly taken his chance and goes up against the much-heavier Sébastien Perrinne of Mauritius.
Women’s 200m freestyle S14 final
It could be a golden moment for Northern Ireland next as Bethany Firth’s time coming into this race is by far the best. The 26-year-old has won Paralympic Gold representing both Ireland and Great Britain in the past and will be looking for another medal to take home tonight.
She is planning a six-week honeymoon around Asia later this year and had her dog Russie at the wedding just a few weeks ago. Superb.
Men’s 200m IM final
Tom Dean has six silver medals in these Games now. Both utterly brilliant and utterly frustrating, I'm sure!
Lewis Clareburt of New Zealand takes the bronze.
Men's 200m IM final
Adrian Moorhouse
1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on BBC TV
Two good friends there pushing each other all the way to the end. Duncan Scott got out to an early lead, a decisive lead and Tom Dean just could not make it up.
Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Sandwells Aquatics Centre
He said the other night that he had too many bronze medals on his card... but Duncan Scott has sorted that right out tonight!
A second gold of the meet - and 12 in total now - for Scotland's most decorated Commonwealth Games athlete. What a man.
Men’s 200m IM final
Gold for Scotland! A Games record too for Duncan Scott as Tom Dean gets another silver medal!
Men’s 200m IM final
What a race! Duncan Scott leads...
Women's heptathlon
KJT stalls on her run up slightly and gets under way in the javelin with an opening throw of 36.19m. Her season's best is 40.78m. Her PB is 43.93m.
Plenty of improvement left there.
Men’s 200m IM final
Duncan Scott leads after 100m but Tom Dean has the better breaststroke...
Men’s 200m IM final
Finlay Knox leads after the first 50m as they come back on the backstroke leg...
Women's singles final
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at University of Birmingham
Well, well, well. This just got interesting.
England's Gina Kennedy looked to be cantering towards the gold medal, but not so fast, says Canada's/Barnsley's Hollie Naughton. After opening up a big lead, Kennedy claws back six points in a row to draw level at 10-10.
But Naughton shows great strength of character to win the third game 14-12 and send this final into a fourth game.
Men’s 200m IM final (19:07 BST)
Duncan Scott and Tom Dean get deserved heroes' welcomes. Who will take this one?
Kiwi Lewis Clareburt is a danger.
I was fortunate enough to go that beach volleyball setup back in 2012. What a stunning venue that was!
Women's heptathlon
Katarina Johnson-Thompson continues her quest for Commonwealth Games gold in the women's heptathlon when she goes in the javelin in a few moments.
KJT has been the star turn in the competition so far and leads overall with 4,718 points with her English team-mate Jade O'Dowda in second on 4,596 and Australia's Taneille Crase in third on 4,525.
And with a pose like in the second image I could see Hollywood producers getting in touch for a new Marvel superheroes movie.