England's Adrian Waller moves into the last eight of the men's singles in comfortable fashion.

Wales' Emyr Evans is out mind after losing to New Zealand's world number two, Paul Coll.

Earlier, England's Lucy Turmel completed a 3-1 victory over Australia Jess Turnbull in the last 16 of the women's competition..

NI's Jake Tucker found himself on the canvas, but picked up the pace in another close middleweight contest against Guerney's Billy le Poullain - who earns himself a match-up in the quarter-finals against England's Lewis Richardson, with a tight 3-2 win on points.

Fast start for England men who take the lead inside the first three minutes against Wales in Pool B.

James Albery puts the hosts in front with a pinpoint drag flick.

Scotland's Dee Hoggan and Laura Daniels of Wales will be back out at Victoria Park later this evening for their quarter-final matches from 18:00 BST.

Hoggan faces Australia's Ellen Ryan and Daniels will come against Shae Wilson of Norfolk Island.

A home nations cracker has just got under way in the hockey.

A 6-0 win over Ghana for England on Friday set them off to a strong start. Wales will relish this match against their rivals after beating Canada 5-1 in their opener.

You can watch it live here.

Smriti Mandhana reaches her 50 in style, racing down the ground to launch a six over the top.

India are going to cruise to their first win of the group stages. They need 24 more runs off 60 balls.

England's Lewis Richardson prevails in a split decision in a really hard fought contest against Uganda's Yusef Knobeza. Having lost the first round on points he took the second round on points before dominating in the final round for a 4-1 win to get into the quarter-finals.

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England's Amy Pharaoh, whose women’s singles campaign ended at the group stage yesterday after a defeat by New Zealand’s Katelyn Inch, has beaten Olivia Eunice Buckingham of Niue 21-6 in section their A match.

In section B, Scotland's Dee Hoggan defeated Wales' Laura Daniels 21-14, while Northern Ireland's Shauna O'Neill lost 21-12 to Tania Choudhury of India.

Just joining us? Here's what's happened so far today:

• Jake Jarman beat fellow Englishman James Hall to win gold in a tense Commonwealth Games men's all-around gymnastics final in Birmingham.
• England also secured Commonwealth Games gold in both the men's and women's Para-triathlon PTVI finals through Katie Crowhurst and David Ellis.
• Northern Ireland won silver in the women's Para-triathlon PTVI final as Chloe MacCombe and guide Catherine Sands paced their way to second.
• We're also bringing you updates on England's Matt Walls who was involved in a terrible crash at the Lee Valley VeloPark in which both he and his bike flew into the crowd.

Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at Victoria Park

Solid work from Northern Ireland's men's pairs team of Martin McHugh and Sam Barkley to dispatch of Jamaica 26-9 and advance to the quarter-finals as Pool A winners.

They're back in action this evening at 18:00. Before then, the women's four meet Fiji in their quarter-final at 15:00.

South Africa's men have reached a Commonwealth Games rugby sevens final for just the second time, beating Australia 24-12 in Coventry.

After the two sides were level at 12-12 at half-time South Africa kicked on with 12 unanswered second-half points.

Angelo Davids was the star, the South African back scored a hat-trick of tries.

His side will play Fiji in the final.

We’ve just had word that Matt Walls has been taken out of the velodrome on a stretcher and is on his way to hospital.

According to the Team England press officer, the Olympic gold medallist is ‘all right’ and it could have been so much worse.

We won’t of course know the full extent of his injuries until he has been assessed.

Let's hope everyone else involved is also okay.

Scotland's Reese Lynch is through to the quarter-finals on points 4-1 against India's Shiva Thapa

What. A. Match.

Defending champions New Zealand are out of contention for the gold medal after losing a pulsating encounter with Fiji in a repeat of the Tokyo Olympic and 2018 Commonwealth Games finals.

Waisea Nacuqu, starred for Fiji, who were 27-12 winners in Japan a year ago as they come from 14-7 down at the break to win 19-14 after extra time.

Strong reply from India who have raced to 25-0 off three overs.

Batter Smriti Mandhana has 23 of those runs from 14 balls. India need 75 runs off 88 deliveries but there's still plenty of cricket to be played.

Tom Brown
BBC Sport Wales in Sutton Park

All the feels at the para-triathlon as Wales' Rhys Jones sees his wife and kids at the finish line.

He and guide Rhys James finished fourth in the men's PTVI final.

They told me afterwards they had executed the best race they could and hearing the cheers of their families 'meant the absolute world'.

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Laura Scott
BBC Sport senior news reporter

There has been a horrific crash at the track cycling of the Commonwealth Games.

In the second qualifying heat of the men’s scratch, there was a multi-rider crash and England’s Matt Walls flew over the barrier and into the crowd, with his bike. The morning session has been abandoned and the velodrome is being cleared of all spectators now.

Paramedics have held screens up to shield Walls, who was still being treated in the stands after half an hour.

We have seen one spectator taken away in a wheelchair covered in blood, others are in shock.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

Matt Walls is being taken away on a stretcher now.

Our best wishes go to the England rider.

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What a bowling performance from India as Pakistan are bowled all out for 99 in their rain-affected Group A fixture.

Pakistan finished their innings in dreadful fashion scoring just six runs while losing five wickets over the final two overs.

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There was a silver medal as well for NI's Chloe MacCombe (with her twin sister Judith just missing out in fourth):

Chloe MacCombe: "Catherine saw the Canadians ahead and passing them was unreal. The atmosphere was incredible as well.

"I was fairly confident but you don't know what's going to happen out on the course."

Catherine Sands (Guide): "I have a few cues that I shout to Chloe - I told her I would keep her safe. Really exciting day for the team."