Right here's a quick ganders at what's just started or is coming up over the next couple of hours or so:

• Badminton - Scotland v Maldives is under way in the mixed team group matches (14:00 BST).
• Basketball 3x3 - Scotland face Sri Lanka in men's pool A (17:10), prior to that the England play South Africa in the men's wheelchair competition (16:20) and both Scotland and England in action in the women's wheelchair tournament.

• Bowls - Welsh duo Daniel Salmon and Jarrad Breen get under way against Namibia in the men's pairs Scotland and Alex Marshall, who is chasing a fourth gold in the men's pairs face Jersey (15:00).

• Cycling (track) - Scotland's Aileen McGlynn goes for gold in the women’s tandem sprint (16:02). Alex Pope (Wales), Stephen Bate (England), James Ball (Wales) and Neil Fachie are in the Men’s tandem 1000m time trial final. Laura Kenny and England take on Wales in the bronze medal race of the Women’s 4,000m team pursuit. England ride against New Zealand for gold in the men's 4,000m pursuit

• Gymnastics - England are hoping to become the first team to win three golds in a row in the men’s team final (17:20)
• Hockey - Wales play Canada in women's pool A (16:00).
• Table Tennis - The second round of women's team group matches features England v St Vincent and the Grenadines in Group 1, and in Group 4 it’s Uganda v Wales (16:00).

• Triathlon - England's Georgia Taylor-Brown will hope to push Olympic champion Dame Flora Duffy (Bermuda) for gold in the women's triathlon.

Over in the lawn bowls England edged Malaysia 13-12 in the men's triples and followed up with a 22-14 win over South Africa. Scotland also secured back-to-back victories beating Malta 28-6 and India 19-12. Northern Ireland beat Norfolk Island 24-10 but drew their second match 15-15 against Wales, who had lost 13-12 against Fiji in their opener.

In the Para-men's pairs Scotland beat England 23-12 while England's women also lost out, beaten 17-13 by South Africa.

The singles events are also under way. Scotland's Dee Hoggan beat India's Tania Choudhury 21-10 and Northern Ireland's Shauna O'Neill 21-14. Laura Daniels took a dominant 21-2 victory for Wales over the Falkland Islands' Daphne Arthur-Almond while England's Amy Pharaoh lost out 21-11 to Malaysia's Siti Zalina Ahmad.

Busy morning, the afternoon session gets cracking at 15:00 BST.

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Alison Mitchell
English Cricket Commentator

Australia prevent history from repeating itself. tough for India to take as they seemed to be racing to victory and they will feel like they missed a huge opportunity here. but Australia - just too good.

Wow, who saw this coming? Women's cricket at the Commonwealth Games starts with a bang.

Australia were out of it at 110-7 in the 15th over.

But a stunning display from Ashleigh Gardner, striking 52 runs off 35 balls, sees them over the line.

That's what world champions do.

Another four and that's the half-century for Ash Gardner.

Australia need three to win off nine balls.

The last two overs have gone for 27 runs.

Australia need nine runs off 12.

Australia are bossing it, this is some comeback.

Ash Gardner gets one through the covers for four and the world champions now need 16 from 15.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Sutton Park

The photo opps never stop. Alex Yee, fresh from picking up the first gold medal of the Commonwealth Games, poses once more with the flag of St George.

Next up, at Sutton Park is the women's race. Yee's England team-mate Georgia Taylor-Brown is expected to duke it out with Bermuda's Olympic champion Flora Duffy for the shiniest spoils. The contenders hit the water at 14:30 BST.

Alison Mitchell
English Cricket Commentator

This is now a balancing act for Australia - they know they have to go for it, take a few more risks, but they only have three wickets in hand.

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Now then we've had a bit of clarification on what Hayden Wilde’s penalty was issued for in the men's triathlon earlier.

It was actually for unclipping his helmet before he’d finished racking his bike in transition two.

England's Alex Yee won the race and with it the first gold medal of the 2022 Commonwealth Games.

Olympic silver medallist Yee and Wilde were locked together when New Zealander Wilde was told of his penalty.

World number one Wilde congratulated Yee before stepping aside, allowing the Englishman to cross the line alone.

Home nations going well in gymnasticspublished at 13:47 British Summer Time 29 July 2022

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Men's gymnastics

Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at Arena Birmingham

Josh Cook has the highest score on the horizontal bars with 13.100, and with that we can say it's been a good session for Wales.

Emil Barber and Brinn Bevan are sitting pretty in the vault and parallel bars respectively as the second of three qualifying sessions draws to a close.

They're way out in front in the team rankings on 236.200.

A really good lunchtime session for Northern Ireland as well with Rhys McClenaghan, Eamon Montgomery and Ewan McAteer all performing strongly.

In the all-around standings, Jersey's Daniel Lee leads Welsh trio Joe Cemlyn Jones, Cook and Jacob Edwards.

There are plenty of big hitters to come in the final session which begins at 17:30 with England, Scotland, New Zealand and Australia among the nations in action.

In the early session at the table tennis England's women's team were well-beaten 3-0 by Singapore in their opening group match. They will face Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in the evening session, who were beaten 3-0 by Nigeria this morning.

England men's team have fared better so far - they beat Guyana 3-0 in their opening group game and will prepare to take on Fiji, who fell to Bangladesh earlier on, in their second group game later today.

Wales' women were also victorious against Vanuatu and will face Uganda later on, while Northern Ireland's men prepare to face Barbados having lost to Singapore earlier today.

The afternoon session gets underway at 16:00 BST.

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Alison Mitchell
English cricket commentator

It came back to her so quickly and Deepti Sharma managed to cling on to this.

Could Zac Stubblety-Cook break his own world record this evening?

Since his 200m breaststroke gold in Tokyo the Australian has also become world champion and set the leading world mark in May.

His prelim swim suggests he's well on course for gold finishing around a second and a half clear of Commonwealth Games record holder Ross Murdoch and nearly two seconds better off than England's James Wilby.

Australia are going big now, it's all or nothing.

Alana King gets two streaky boundaries with thick edges to move the required rate down.

Her side now need 26 runs off 20 balls.

Stacy-Ann King
Ex-West Indies bowler

Catches win matches. Kaur is always good under the high ball.

We spoke too soon! India hit back with a much-needed wicket and it's the key one as Grace Harris is caught by a back-tracking Harmanpreet Kaur.

Harris falls for 37 runs off 20 balls. Are Australia's chances in this match fading?

And that's the 50-partenerhsip between Grace Harris and Ash Gardner as Gardner carves a cut for four.

It also brings up Australia's 100. They need 66 runs off 46 balls to win.

Don't count Australia out just yet. New batter Grace Harris is on fire, racing to 37 off 18.

It would be some comeback, but Harris is giving her side a chance.

Looks like G is ready for action.

Geraint Thomas, 36, won the 2014 Commonwealth Games road race in Glasgow and competes in the road race and time trial after finishing third in the Tour de France.