We know you will all be desperate to hear about Joe Truman's condition and we're hearing he has a suspected broken collarbone.

England's Truman was knocked unconscious by the fall, but as you know he regained consciousness before he was wheeled off the track.

And BBC Sport's Jill Douglas says he was able to text his family on his way out to let them know he was relatively OK.

Phew.

Get well soon Joe!

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Edgbaston

Bowler Issy Wong is practically a wise old head at the grand age of 20.

She knows her way around Edgbaston though. She plays her county cricket here and you can find her standing tall in promotional boards in the bowels of the stands.

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

Sophie Capewell took it comfortably - when it looked like she was rolling down the track she was out of the saddle for another kick and she neutralised any chance for Finucane to slipstream.

You will remember a little while ago that Welsh teenager Emma Finucane and England's Sophie Capewell lost in women's sprint semi-finals.

So they are now battling it out for the bronze medal.

In the best of three battle, Capewell takes the first race as she wins by 0.082 seconds.

• England's Johnboy Smith won the men's T53/54 wheelchair marathon race, but said team-mate David Weir "deserved gold"
• English swimmer Adam Peaty qualified fastest for Saturday evening's 100m breaststroke semi-finals in his first race since fracturing his foot in May
• England's Olympic champion Tom Dean won his heat to reach the 200m freestyle final along with Scotland's Duncan Scott, who won silver in Tokyo.
• Scotland put in a gutsy performance to record a respectable 83-30 defeat against netball top seeds Australia
• Gareth Furlong scored four times as Wales thrashed Canada 5-1 in their opening match at the Games
• England's Sophie Unwin has been fined for protesting against a decision to not award her a bronze medal despite finishing third.

Time for a quick pause in the action. It's the Six O'Clock News: Birmingham special...

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

England's Hamish Turnbull can't follow Scotland's Jack Carlin into the final with a fifth-place finish in his heat.

The crowd is still reeling from that horrific Joe Truman crash. Hopefully the next race on the track can perk them up.

It's the first race of Wales v England for the women's sprint bronze. Emma Finucane will take on Sophie Capewell for a place on the podium in a best-of-three format.

Over at the NEC in the netball world number four Jamaica take on world number five South Africa, who will host the netball World Cup next year.

These two are pretty much battling for that second semi-final spot in Group A, with top-seeds Australia more than likely set to finish top of the group. The Sunshine Girls of Jamaica already have one win under their belt, beating Wales 72-43 yesterday, while this is South Africa's first match of the Games.

Jamaica won bronze on the Gold Coast in 2018 while the Proteas of South Africa have never made it to the podium before.

Teenagers Alice Capsey and Freya Kemp do both start for England in their opening match against Sri Lanka.

At two decades older, Katherine Brunt has a bit more experience to bank. The all rounder is making her 100th Twenty20 International appearance.

And guess what? We're going to tell you. Here is the team news from Edgbaston...

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Edgbaston

As you stroll up Pershore Road and come alongside Edgbaston there are a few lines of rhyme built into the stadium's red brick.

They are particularly pertinent tonight. England are fresh off a successful multi-format series meeting with South Africa. The final score was a resounding 14-2 in favour of the hosts. But the most pleasing thing for might have been the emergence of a clutch of young stars.

Alice Capsey and Freya Kemp, both 17, have been included in England's 15-strong squad for the tournament after strong showings against South Africa.

Will the stars of tomorrow start today?

Looks like the first race will not be re-run after that horror crash.

According to the results, which have not been confirmed, Scotland's Jack Carlin will go through as one of the top three riders.

The track has been cleared and checked, meaning the second race is about to start...

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at Lee Valley VeloPark

That was horrible. Bits of bike and helmet flew everywhere and the track is having to be cleared.

The whole arena applauds as Joe Truman is carried off the track in a wheelchair.

The whole atmosphere changed as soon as the riders hit the deck.

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

Truman is up and that'll do me to be honest because there was no movement for a few seconds and it made me feel quite sick.

We see Matt Glaetzer quickly climb to his feet, with holes ripped all over his kit. That's a relief. He looks to be OK.

Medical staff race onto the track to tend to Joe Truman. He doesn't look to be moving initially, but a few seconds later there is a big cheer from the crowd. That's because there is movement from the English rider.

That's positive. A few moments later, Truman is sat upright and wearing an oxygen mask. Another ovation as he is wheeled off the track.

Awful to see and we hope both Truman and Glaetzer have avoided any serious injuries.

Hopefully nothing more than a few bumps and bruises.

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

That's a bad crash and we are not seeing any movement from Joe Truman.

That will stop racing for a while as they are going to have to take their time here.

That is about 70km/h plus.

Oh no. There is a crash on the bend - and it looks like a bad one.

England's Joe Truman and Australia's Matt Glaetzer collide, both riders hitting the deck and going off their bikes.

The rest continue around the track until the whistle goes and the race is brought to a halt.

Fingers crossed that both Glaetzer and Truman are not seriously injured.

Hat-tricks from Hannah Martin and Grace Balsdon help England thrash Ghana 12-0 in their Pool A opener.

Back to the cycling track.. and the men's keirin is under way.

The derny is out and the likes of Scotland's Jack Carlin, England's Joe Truman and Australia's Matt Glaetzer are scrapping it out.

Postpublished at 17:42 British Summer Time 30 July 2022

17:42 BST 30 July 2022

Women's artistic team final

Scotland continue to lead the session in the gymnastics team event after posting an uneven bars score of 34.550. Shannon Archer put down a very solid 12.250 after an impressive routine.

That brings up their total so far to 74.650 with beam next up on their next rotation. Need nerves of steel for this one, folks.