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Afternoon session: 16:00-21:00 BST - women's team event semi-finals
Men's all-around final
Oh no!
James Hall, going for gold, has winced after landing his vault. He held his landing but seemed to put a load of pressure on his right ankle.
Will he be okay to carry on? He's limping.
Men's all-around final
Max Whitlock
Six-time Olympic medal-winning gymnast on BBC TV
Pavel Karnejenko is doing amazing. There are some gymnasts you can see that are struggling but he is shining so far. He had a big score on the vault which has pushed him right up there.
Men's all-around final
It's a home nations 1,2,3 after three of the five rounds have taken place in the men's all-around final.
Get ready for medals folks!
Image source, BBC SportIndia v Pakistan (11:00 BST)
This could be a tasty one as Edgbaston plays host to one of cricket’s biggest rivalries.
Both India and Pakistan could do with a win after losing their opening matches.
Image source, @thecgfMen's sprint qualifying
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark
England's Hayden Norris goes into seventh place for the moment with his time of 10.129 seconds.
Team-mate Hamish Turnbull is still at the top of the standings with 14 riders to come.
England's Georgina Schwiening finished down in 11th place in the women's marathon on Saturday over 12 minutes and 30 seconds down on Australian winner Jessica Stenson but it looks like she still enjoyed her run and the ups and downs on the 26-mile course around Birmingham.
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Men's sprint qualifying
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at Lee Valley VeloPark
Scotland's Alistair Fielding goes third for now with a time of 10.020 seconds.
Only two men have dipped under 10 seconds so far, but there are some high quality athletes still to come - including the new keirin champion Nicholas Paul.
Hamish Turnbull of England still leads.
Men's all-around final
Wow England's James Hall has his sights on gold after yet another stunning routine, this time scoring 13.300 on the rings.
He is is second after three rounds on 41.000 points behind Scotland's Pavel Karenjenko on 41.6000. Although the Scot has already visited the high-scoring pommel horse.
Men's sprint qualifying
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at Lee Valley VeloPark
England's team sprint silver medallist Hamish Turnbull has set the early pace in qualifying for the individual event.
It's a 200m flying lap and Turnbull went round in 9.790 seconds. His team-mate Ryan Owens is third at the moment.
There are still 21 riders to go, and the top 16 will progress.
Max Whitlock
Six-time Olympic medal-winning gymnast on BBC TV
That routine from James Hall was a great job. He is top of the rankings due to that pommel horse routine.
As we get to the middle of the rotations we will see what is going to happen but I just have a feeling it is really going to be close. Pavel Karnejenko's ring routine is one of his best pieces of apparatus.
As a gymnast you need to make the most of those.
Men's sprint qualifying
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark
First up on the track today we've got the men's sprint qualifying.
Fresh from his keirin silver last night, Jack Carlin is joined by fellow Scot Ali Fielding, while Ryan Owens, Hamish Turnbull and Hayden Norris are flying the St George for England.
There are 27 riders taking part in qualis, with the top 16 ranked progressing to the 1/8 finals.
Men's all-around final
Here's how we look after two of the five apparatuses have been visited in the men's all-around final.
Image source, BBC SportJust heats this coming up from Sandwell Aquatics Centre this morning from 10:30 BST in the men’s 200m butterfly, women’s 200m breaststroke, men’s 50m backstroke, women’s 50m butterfly and men’s 100m freestyle.
However, with Chad le Clos, Duncan Scott, Tatjana Schoenmaker in action those races will be well worth a watch, in what has turned out to be a very fast pool.
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Track cycling
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark
Meet Nick and Rich, a father and son from Warwick. Any guesses which nation they're supporting today?
Nick came to the cycling at the London 2012 Olympics, and is delighted to be back at the velodrome a decade on. He's looking forward to hearing the crescendo of noise that follows the riders around the track again.
I hope the person sat behind him is tall to see over that hat!
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Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV
It was fluid start. The pommel horse is something that you need to be able to relax on. There was a bit of separation in the middle but it was a good solid routine from Jake Jarman.
Men's all-around final
Scotland's Pavel Karnejenko is up into first after a brilliant score on the rings is added to his pommel horse total to take him up to 27.300.
He's only just ahead of Cyprus' Marios Georgiou who has 26.950 after two rounds.
Oh wait a minute, England's Jake Jarman has just gone ahead of both of them with a brilliant routine on the pommel horse. He has a combined 27.350 points.
Men's & women's PVTI finals
One for later....
England’s David Ellis (guide Luke Pollard), the world number one and four-time world and European champion, will be the man to topple in Birmingham. He has won 25 of the 34 races listed on World Triathlon’s website dating back to 2013.
Oscar Kelly (guide Charlie Harding) and 45-year-old veteran Iain Dawson (guide Duncan Shea Simmonds), who set an Ironman world record in 2019 also go for England.
Rhys Jones (guide Rhys James) races for Wales and 18 year-old Oliver Gunning for Northern Ireland. Gunning was told he would never be able to ride a bike, learn to swim, drive a car or play any type of competitive sport but after 28 operations and a fierce drive to succeed, he lines up at the Commonwealth Games.
Northern Irish twins Chloe MacCombe (guide Catherine Sands) and Judith MacCombe (guide Anne Paul) are both Irish champions and go in the women's final. Scotland’s Alison Peasgood (guide Hazel MacLeod) won a silver at the 2016 Paralympics.
England are represented by 18-year-old prodigy Katie Crowhurst, 18, (guide Jessica Fullagar) and Melissa Reid, 31 (guide Grace France).
Those races get going just after 11:00 BST.
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Men's all-around final
Max Whitlock
Six-time Olympic medal-winning gymnast on BBC TV
Canada's Felix Dolci really delivered in his opening routine. He is top of the leaderboard at the moment. The floor will be one of his strongest pieces but it will keep him going.
Men's all-around final
Plenty of home nation hopes to cheer in the gymnastics.
Here's how we stand after the first rotation:
Image source, BBC SportKatie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark
Happy Sunday from the velodrome down in London town.
Another busy morning here with qualification and the early rounds of the men's sprint, men's tandem B sprint and men's 15km scratch race coming up.
It may be 9:30 on a Sunday morning but the DJ's already bringing the tunes from track centre. Have to say, I've been a big fan of her playlist over the past few days - head boppin' central.
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