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Evening session: 17:30-22:00 BST - men's & women's group stage
Including Australia v Scotland & Canada v England in the women's
Plus England v Sri Lanka, Scotland v Malaysia & Wales v Zambia in the men's
Men's individual sprint
Annie Emmerson
Former GB triathlete on BBC TV
What a performance from Alex Yee. He still has some work to do but can he pull back 15 seconds on New Zealand's Hayden Wilde. That's a lot of time to give an in-form Wilde.
India 72-2 v Australia (9.2 overs)
Shafali Verma is on fire for India starting an over with three fours and a two.
Bowler Tahlia McGrath slows things down and very nearly gets Verma stumped after she races down the crease.
Next over though and Australia do have a wicket, as Yastika Bhatia is run out after a horror mix up.
Women's 100m freestyle S9
New Zealand's Sophie Pascoe posts the quickest time in the Women's 100m freestyle S9.
Scotland's Toni Shaw won the first heat with plenty to spare to qualify.
Men's team pursuit qualifying
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in London
England's quartet - Dan Bigham, Charlie Tanfield, Ethan Vernon and Ollie Wood - record the second fastest time of qualifying with 3:50.796 to guarantee themselves a Commonwealth medal. They will take on New Zealand for the gold medal around 17:20 BST today.
The noise was electric during the entirety of England's heat, and there are still loads of empty seats!
Wales will race Australia for the bronze.
Triathlon
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Sutton Park
World number one Hayden Wilde comes into transition alongside fellow New Zealander Tayler Reid and South Africa's Jamie Riddle, 16 seconds ahead of the chasing pack.
Alex Yee is part of that chasing pack. Yee comes off the carpet hunting the leader...
5km to go to the first medal of Birmingham 2022.
The Nigerian team put an urgent plea out to UK kit manufacturers after being let down by their usual suppliers.
The call was answered by MG Sportswear in Kidderminster, who have been working round the clock to get 200 pieces of kit ready for the 93-strong team.
Manager Gino Ruffinato initially thought the call was a "wind-up" but soon realised it was genuine.
"Everybody's embraced it, they've worked hard and done many hours to make sure it happens," he said.
You can read the full story here.
England v Trinidad & Tobago
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at NEC Arena
England are getting their title defence under way in the netball atm12:00 BST and there is an arena full of excited fans around with flags and face paint aplenty.
These guys - Karen, Cat, Lizzy and Sam - have gone a step further with some excellent rose hats.
Image source, BBC SportAnd this lot, who have travelled down from Thirsk Netball Club for the occasion, have got team t-shirts. Has to be done sometimes.
Image source, BBC SportWomen's 200m freestyle
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Triathlon
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Sutton Park
Is that invisible bungee cord between the leaders and the chasers starting to ping back?
After the third of four laps, the gap between the three-strong leading group, featuring world number one Hayden Wilde, and the chasing pack is down to 18 seconds from 21.
Yee has a whip-smart run leg to come remember.
This is brewing up nicely....
Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales in Coventry
The men's rugby sevens programme continues and the loudest cheer of the day so far came for a Sri Lanka team who suffered a heavy 63-5 defeat against New Zealand.
The highlight for the Coventry crowd came when Sri Lanka's Ashan Ratwatte scored a very popular try at the end of the first half.
We also had an entertaining game as Kenya defeated Uganda 27-14 in an all-Africa affair
England and Samoa are up next.
Men's team pursuit qualifying
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in London
Wales' men's team pursuit quartet - led by European bronze medallist Rhys Britton - go into second in qualifying with a time of 3:54.613.
New Zealand are the team to beat so far, 4.7 seconds quicker than the Welsh.
Australia are up next, before England take to the boards.
Men's individual sprint
Annie Emmerson
Former GB triathlete on BBC TV
When you are in a big group like this it is really hard to marshal the troops to cut a gap. Alex Yee needs an Alistair Brownlee alongside him to help organise this chase.
India 51-1 v Australia
India's 50 comes up inside eight overs thanks to a cracking slog sweep over midwicket for four from Yastika Bhatia.
Speaking of cricket, England players Sophie Ecclestone, Danni Wyatt and Nat Sciver have taken on Chris Hughes and the best street cricketers in Birmingham in a warm-up match before the Commonwealth Games. Check it out!
England will be aiming for a medal and face Sri Lanka in their first match at Edgbaston tomorrow.
Today though all eyes are on the mouth-watering tie between Australia and India which starts at 11:00 BST.
Commonwealth Games 2022: Sophie Ecclestone, Danni Wyatt & Nat Sciver try street cricket
Triathlon
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Sutton Park
This is cat and mouse, nip and tuck, hammer and tongs. Choose your metaphor. Pick your fighter.
New Zealand duo Hayden Wilde and Tayler Reid, along with South Africa’s Jamie Riddle, have opened up a 21-second lead on the chasing pack, featuring England's Alex Yee, after the second 5km lap of the bike leg.
Has Yee got enough support in the chase group to close that gap?
Image source, PA MediaSouth Africa 2-1 Scotland
At the end of the first quarter Scotland find themselves behind against a ruthless South Africa.
It's been a match of penalty corners so far with a left slip allowing Scotland to open the scoring through Charlotte Watson.
But South Africa soon turned things around with injector Lisa-Marie Deetlefts equalising with a rebound from a short corner and then adding a second with a deflection.
Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at Arena Birmingham
A pretty staggering result came out of the Sandwell Aquatics Centre a little earlier, where Northern Ireland's Daniel Wiffen has qualified for the men's 400m freestyle final with the fastest time (3:47.43).
It was certainly expected that he'll compete for a medal in the 1,500m, the 400m was more of an uncertainty but... whisper it quietly... you'd have to say he's in with a shout there, even if he'll likely need to go faster still in the final to make the podium.
The final goes just after 19:00 BST tonight, where the Loughborough-based swimmer will be going for NI's first ever Commonwealths medal in the pool.
Women's 200m freestyle
Can Freya Anderson who finished fourth at world championships last month interrupt the Australian big three this evening?
You'll be able to watch that at around 19:25 BST. Or Just stick with us all day to find out!
Image source, BBC OneWomen's 200m freestyle
Andy Jameson
Commentator and former Olympic swimmer on BBC TV
Freya Anderson holding on to Ariarne Titmus nicely. Amazing swim from Titmus but a very impressive swim for Anderson. That should get her into a good lane.
Men's individual sprint
Annie Emmerson
Former GB triathlete on BBC TV
England's Alex Yee finds himself with a bit of work to do - 15 seconds down after the swim. But this is something he is used to making up.
Women's 200m freestyle
Just to put Harper Jean Barrowman's swim into context in the first heat. The athlete from the Cayman Islands was over 10 seconds behind Madison Wilson's time in heat two.
Mollie O'Callaghan, the world silver medallist from last month takes heat three, with Jersey's Lily Scott and Northern Ireland's Bethany Firth well off the pace.
Olympic champion Australia's Ariarne Titmus and England's Freya Anderson still to come.
Image source, BBC One