Elsewhere, it's all England halfway through the first quarter with the host nation having two huge chances to open the scoring.

First, forward Isabelle Petter finds some room on her reverse side, striking the ball against the post.

Then, Giselle Ansley has a drag flick from a penalty corner which is only just kicked away by Ghana keeper Bridget Azumah. Good start.

Never mind Goldenballs. Is this David Beckham's nickname going to be Goldenwheels?

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

In the second heat, we have England's Hayden Norris. The 19-year-old is making his Commonwealth Games debut at Birmingham 2022.

Joining him on the start line in heat two is David Beckham Elkatohchoongo. Yes you read that right.

The Indian is from a big Manchester United-supporting family, and his father decided he would be named after the England legend before he was even born.

Elkatohchoongo even revealed the passport inspector did a double-take on his arrival in the UK.

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Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

It's a long way, three laps. It used to be two and a half and you wouldn't think it's such a difference but there really is.

Glaetzer took it on for three laps and he just let them squabble behind him.

Truman will be disappointed for sure and will be back for the repechage.

Australia's Matthew Glaetzer has already been flying on the track in these Games, helping his nation win gold yesterday in the team sprint.

And he's in fine form again as he wins the first race in the men's keirin.

England's Joe Truman is well in the mixer, pushing New Zealand's Callum Saunders for second.

But Saunders holds on to automatically qualify for the second round.

The derny bike is trundling along the Lee Valley track... that means we are a-go-go...

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

The track cycling is back under way and first up we have the first round of the men's keirin.

With the first two riders in each of the four heats progressing to the second round, England's Joe Truman is the first from the home nations to try and qualify.

Truman missed out on the Tokyo 2020 Olympics after spinal surgery but he's back for his second Commonwealth Games after winning team sprint silver four years ago.

He's got two-time Commonwealth keirin champion Matt Glaetzer of Australia in his heat.

Birmingham 2022

Six of the 23 gold medals available on day two of the Commonwealth Games have been handed out already...

Weightlifting

Men’s 55kg - Aniq Kasdan (Malaysia)

Men’s 61kg - Aznil Bidin (Malaysia)

Athletics - marathon

Men's - Victor Kiplangat (Uganda)

Men's T53/T54 - Johnboy Smith (England)

Women's - Jessica Stenson (Australia)

Women's T53/T54 - Madison de Rozario (Australia)

England women have just pushed back in their Pool A hockey match against Ghana.

England took bronze four years ago in Australia. They'll be targeting a medal again this time around.

You can watch their opener right here.

• 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

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England's Eleanor Cardwell was talking to BBC Sport after England beat Malawi in their second match:

"I think (her partnership with Helen Housby) is going great. We have been trying hard, working well and we think about the circle in our movements."

On playing in a home Commonwealth Games:

"It definitely feels different and there are lot more fans so just enjoying every single bit of this."

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at Lee Valley VeloPark

Scotland's Jack Carlin has just been going around the podium on his bike warming up for his first event - the keirin.

That's the one where they all sit in behind a motorbike and then there's a mad dash for the line.

A silver medallist in the sprint on the Gold Coast, Carlin provides a good chance of another track medal for Scotland after two yesterday.

He goes in heat number three after 16:00 BST.

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The second sessions of today's lawn bowls and Para-lawn bowls have just got under way with 27 matches taking place.

Watch the best of the action live right here.

Will we see Perry the Bull, currently having a whale of a time at the velodrome, become the star of the Games, just like Hero the Hedgehog did at the World Athletics Championships in London five years ago?

Time will tell...

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Last edition's silver medallists Australia women have thrashed Kenya 8-0 in their hockey opener at the University of Birmingham hockey centre.

Skipper Kaitlin Nobbs has starred with a hat-trick with also Shanae Tonkin scoring twice and Claire Colwill, Stephanie Kershaw and Grace Stewart all on target.

Next up is the turn of England women who take on Ghana from 16:00 BST.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

While we wait for the second session at the cycling, I've spotted Perry the Bull in the centre of the track at the velodrome.

Good of him to come down from Birmingham, especially with the train strikes today.

He's currently spinning the decks in the DJ booth.

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Defending champions England are stamping their authority on Pool B in Birmingham.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at NEC Arena

Yessss.

England goal shooter Eleanor Cardwell is robot dancing for the crowd. Absolutely nailed it.

"You guys are amazing - you're so loud," she says to the fans in her on-court interview.

And what about her spotlight-stealing performance? "I was getting connections," she says.

"Every single person [in the England team] who goes onto the court brings something new."

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Smithfield

England’s Javier and Joaquin Bello have won over some new fans after their opening-match win over Tuvalu.

The twin threat are all smiles for the selfie hunters on their way out of the Smithfield venue.