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Katie Crowhurst was in tears of joy as she claimed gold: "It's amazing - I wouldn't have been able to do it without Jess - it has been great.

"It's been a really tough competition. It's great to have the support to help push through the pain (of a stitch)."

Jess Fullagar: "It was insane and I was concerned with the rain I thought the crowds wouldn't be there, but they were and they pushed it on. I thought the Canadians would be right there but they weren't and we smashed it."

While we wait to hear more and hope that everyone is okay at Lee Valley VeloPark, time to hear a bit more reaction from the women's PTVI final.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

The rest of this session at the velodrome has been abandoned and the venue is being cleared.

Only one sprint race was to come before a break.

Simon Brotherton
Commentator on BBC TV

Our concerns are very much with Matt Walls, the English cyclist, as he receives treatment following a crash at the end of the men's scratch race second heat in qualifying.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

They are now putting screens up around the area in which Matt Walls is being treated.

A young girl is also being treated by medics for a cut on her arm.

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Let's hear now from gold medallist Dave Ellis and his guide Luke Pollard:

Dave Ellis: "Unbelievable - it was an awesome day. I think we just hammered the bike and no-one was really feeding back the distance."

Luke Pollard (Guide): "The last 12 months have been really hard with Tokyo, so coming here - crossing the line - it was such relief. Really good."

It's been all India so far against rivals Pakistan in the cricket at Edgbaston.

With three overs to go (we've been reduced to 18 overs per side because of rain) Pakistan will have to go out swinging if they want to post a competitive score.

Sneh Rana has starred with the ball taking 2-15 off her four overs.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

It was Matt Bostock of the Isle of Man who was taken away on a stretcher, while England's Matt Walls was the rider who landed in the crowd.

Walls is still receiving medical treatment in the stands.

A member of the crowd has been taken away in a wheelchair covered in blood.

Simon Brotherton
Commentator on BBC TV

Medical teams are still in attendance above the banking. It does seem as though one of the riders has potentially been badly injured. We are not in a position to have any more racing at the moment.

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Scotland's men have been thrashed 12-0 by holders Australia in their second Commonwealth Games Pool A hockey match.

Jeremy Hayward scored four for the world's number one ranked side who are 18 places above underdogs Scotland.

After drawing 5-5 in a thriller with New Zealand in their first match, Scotland now face an uphill battle to reach the semi-finals.

Australia, playing their opener, have won gold in every edition of the games since hockey's introduction in 1998.

Scotland have been the pick of the home nations in the men's rugby sevens in Coventry as they were the only side to reach the quarter-finals with England and Wales missing out on the last eight.

Scotland have just beaten Kenya 22-12 to set up a fifth-place play-off against Samoa this evening.

All going England's way in the mixed team event at present. Toby Penty wins his match against Canada's Brian Yang.

The hosts are now 2-0 with three matches to play in their last-eight encounter.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

There's just been a huge, huge crash in the scratch race qualifying.

Several riders went down with several bangs, with one going over the barrier and both him and his bike flying into the crowd. He is receiving treatment, as are a couple of spectators by the looks of things.

Another rider is being taken away on a stretcher.

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Now then, what about this story.

Very much feels like the Commonwealth Games meets an episode of Love Island or something like that.

Australian swimmer Kyle Chalmers has dismissed talk of a rift with Commonwealth Games swimming team-mates Cody Simpson and Emma McKeon.

Simpson is reportedly dating McKeon, Chalmers' ex-girlfriend and Chalmers says his "time in the sport will be finished" if "false headlines" continue to circulate.

In a post on Instagram,, external the 2016 Olympic champion 24-year-old wrote "tonight is the breaking point.

"I am your poster boy from 2016 and I'm your villain in 2022.

England's Fraer Morrow said she did not immediately realise she had won a medal after taking bronze in the Commonwealth Games women's 55kg weightlifting.

"The coaches came up to me and were like, 'Ah better luck next time, it's all right,'" said Morrow.

"Then one of the ladies was like, 'How does it feel to be a bronze medallist?' And I was like, 'What?'"

Morrow lifted 198kg (snatch 89kg, clean and jerk 109kg); Nigeria's Adijat Adenike Olarinoye took gold with 203kg.

Carly McNaul is through to the last eight in the women's light flyweight division.

She advances after beating Australia's Kristy Lee Harris, who is also a lead singer for punk rock band ‘Eye Roll’.

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Silver for Chloe MacCombe and guide Catherine Sands.

Incredible stuff from the para-triathlete from the town of Claudy. Chloe's twin-sister Judith came in fourth, what a day for that family.

And just like that Northern Ireland's medal count has doubled.