Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at the Lee Valley VeloPark

That's it for Scotland's trio in the women's sprint.

Lauren Bell was the fastest of the three in qualifying, and she put Canada's Sarah Orban under pressure in the home straight, but the 22-year-old just wasn't quick enough.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

Cameraman are skilled operators with their two feet on solid ground.

But filming while on a hoverboard? I tip my non-existent hat to this cameraman. I'd end up flat on my face.

Image source, BBC Sport

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at NEC Arena

The NEC Arena is still filling up ahead of Australia v Scotland in the netball at 12:00 BST, but the fans who have made it in so far all seem to be Scottish.

The Scottish team step out for their warm-up to a huge cheer. They'll need all the support they can get given they're up against one of the favourites for gold.

Australia, who have never failed to reach a Commonwealth netball final, beat Barbados 95-18 yesterday. Ouch.

Wales are cruising at half-time thanks to three first-quarter goals from Gareth Furlong.

The Wales defender has been ruthless today netting his hat-trick from penalty corners.

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

Going around the bend you are probably going three or four metres further in reality, and that was what we just saw.

Nice bit of track craft from Kristina Clonan over Blaine Ridge-Davis.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

England's Blaine Ridge-Davis can't follow compatriot Sophie Capewell into the quarter-finals.

She's out-sprinted by Australia's Kristina Clonan who progresses to the next round.

Adrian Moorhouse
1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on BBC TV

Adam Peaty is obviously testing himself out. It will be interesting to hear what he has to say about that. You have got to get a swim under your belt and Peaty has done enough. He is the only guy under a minute in the heats.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales in Coventry

England have a very slim chance in reaching the men's rugby sevens quarter-finals when they face New Zealand in Coventry.

After an embarrassing 34-0 loss to Samoa on Friday morning, this is a must-win for England if they want to progress to the quarter-finals, but even victory is unlikely to be enough.

In Pool A, Samoa defeated Sri Lanka 44-0 on Saturday morning and finish the group campaign with two wins and a defeat and a points difference of 76.

New Zealand have already won two games and have a points of difference of 60.

So with England having a points difference of -6, they will basically have to hammer the Kiwis to reach the last eight.

Australia finished top of Pool D after defeating Kenya 7-5 who also progressed to the quarter-finals.

Uganda just missed out despite drawing 12-12 with Australia on Friday.

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at the Lee Valley VeloPark

Wales' Emma Finucane is pushed all the way by Scotland's Luisa Steele, but is too good in the home straight and qualifies for the quarter-finals.

Steele tried to come out of the slipstream and around the outside, but Finucane was just too powerful.

When I first clicked play on this I was expecting to see one of those full-length bodysuits that Ian Thorpe used to wear not something in parts more akin to the beach volleyball scenes from the Top Gun movies.

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

To a degree I think Sophie Capewell was allowed to go, there. With just over a lap to go she used the full slope of the bank to affect her acceleration.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

England's Sophie Capewell is through to the quarter-finals of the women's sprint.

She breezes past Scotland's Iona Moir as the bell sounds and crosses the line more than 0.2 seconds ahead.

Getting lost in Birmingham, towards the end of a major sporting event.

And yet Victor Kiplangat still won by one minute and 34 seconds!

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at the Lee Valley VeloPark

Despite setting a new Commonwealth Games record earlier, Scotland's Neah Evans will go in the bronze medal race!

Sensationally, New Zealand's Bryony Botha went over three seconds quicker at 3.19.836 to break the record again, and then Australia's Maeve Plouffe managed to go second fastest.

Those pair will contest the gold, while Evans will race Australia's Sarah Roy for bronze this evening.

Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV

It's a hard course that. The times are not maybe what we had hoped for in the Commonwealth Games but on a course like this you have to be careful and all of them have safely crossed the line.

England's Jonathan Mellor rolled over the line in sixth some four and a half minutes or so behind the winner Victor Kiplangat.

Kevin Seaward, looked absolutely shattered as he crosses in ninth. The Northern Irishman looked to be struggling to stay on his feet veering left before grabbing hold of a barrier after crossing the finish line. That was extremely gutsy.

Paula Radcliffe
Women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV

That was a stunning run from Victor Kiplangat. You talk about the pedigree of his family. Well now he has a pedigree of his own and hopefully he can build on that now for the future.

Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at Victoria Square

Plenty of Ugandans made their way to the front of the barriers to roar home Victor Kiplangat who immediately wraps himself in a flag.

Northern Ireland’s Kevin Seaward was really struggling down the final few metres there but made it home in ninth with Stephen Scullion the next to finish as he rounds off the top 10.

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Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

England's Josie Knight is in fourth place with two riders to go with a time of three minutes 25.496 seconds.

In her heat, New Zealand's Bryony Botha smashes Neah Evans short-lasting Commonwealth Games record, shaving off more than three seconds to set a new best of three minutes 19.836 secs.

England's Adam Peaty, who is going for a third successive Commonwealth title in the 100m breaststroke, and breezed through to tonight's semi-final in his first race since fracturing his foot in May.

He finished with a time of 59.92 seconds and is the only swimmer to go under one minute in the heats.