England have won a penalty stroke after Phillip Roper is fouled from behind by Dale Hutchinson inside the d.

Huge moment halfway through the third quarter.

Annie Emmerson
Former GB triathlete on BBC TV

This is a super leg from Sophie Caldwell. One thing she does do is execute the most perfect of races and transitions.

Over the years she has been known as a swim-biker but her run has been improving, so I expect to see her hold her own on this run.

Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at Victoria Park

The rain that quite literally put a dampener on the morning session has made way for brighter, bluer skies above Victoria Park as the women's four quarter-finals at the lawn bowls begin.

The venue's presenter has plonked himself in amongst the friends and family of the Northern Ireland team, among them is young Darcy who is sporting a t-shirt reading 'That's me ma' - in reference to her mum Courtney who is out there on the greens.

Interestingly all members of the NI women's four are under the age of 30, and are out to challenge the perception that bowls is a sport that caters mainly for an older crowd.

They're out for a medal, too. But remember, unlike in boxing, advancing to a semi-final does not guarantee a bronze, so NI need to win this and one more game if they are to get on the podium.

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Women's all-around final

Brilliant. South Africa's Naveen Daries gets a huge hand from the crowd after a superb routine on the uneven bars to score 12.800.

England's Ondine Achampong leads as we head towards the first rotation, with Alice Kinsella in second and Australia's Georgia Godwin in third.

Alex Yee has handed Sophie Coldwell a colossal advantage as the 27-year-old dives into the water to start the second leg of this mixed triathlon for England.

Coldwell was fourth in the women's triathlon on Friday but the gap is widening by the minute to nearest rivals New Zealand and South Africa.

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Women's all-around final

England's Alice Kinsella, 21, went to the Gold Coast as a 17-year-old with only one year of senior experience, and ended up coming back with three medals including bronze in the all-around event.

The 2020 Olympic bronze medallist, who is the daughter of former Republic of Ireland midfielder Mark Kinsella, opens up with a very competent vault to score 13.850.

Her compatriot Ondine Achampong just sneaks ahead mind with a 13.900.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

Alex Yee has opened the throttle - the gap is huge and Yee is getting quicker and quicker - he's putting in a sprint finish.

And Sophie Coldwell is given as big a roar on her departure as Yee was given on his arrival

Annie Emmerson
Former GB triathlete on BBC TV

The athletes are going to have to work really hard. 2km flat out can be harder than 10km.

There is a big gap now and Riddle is getting dropped off the pace, as Yee takes it on.

We're back under way for the second half between England men and Wales in Pool B.

There was an Abba medley at half-time. Nice.

Alex Yee of England, South Africa's Jamie Riddle and Hayden Wilde of New Zealand are pushing each other hard as the three athletes dismount their bikes and start the 2km run.

Yee and Wilde peel off from their South African competitor as the crowd gives out loud cheers in the sunshine, but it's Yee who is starting to gain the advantage in preparation for the changeover to England team-mate Sophie Coldwell.

Laura Scott
BBC Sport senior news reporter

A London Ambulance Service spokesperson said: “We were called at 1:05pm today to reports of an incident at the Lee Valley velodrome, Abercrombie Road.

“We sent three ambulance crews to the scene. Our crews have treated three patients for injuries and are in the process of taking all three to hospital.”

England's Matt Walls was involved in a terrible crash in which both he and his bike flew into the crowd at track cycling's Lee Valley VeloPark.

The 24-year-old Olympic champion was treated in the stands for more than half an hour before being taken to hospital for precautionary checks.

Spectators were also injured in the crash, with one taken away in a wheelchair, covered in blood.

Matt Bostock, of the Isle of Man, was also taken to hospital for tests.

Annie Emmerson
Former GB triathlete on BBC TV

Alex Yee is right down on his handlebars - he will want to get right back at Jamie Riddle with Hayden Wilde and they will want to work together to reel Riddle in.

Gymnasticspublished at 14:44 British Summer Time 31 July 2022

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Women's all-around final

Right time for a bit more action from Arena Birmingham. The competitors in the women’s all-around final receive a lovely reception as they are introduced to the crowd.

England’s Alice Kinsella and Odine Achampong qualified highest yesterday.

Georgia Godwin of Australia finished third and is expected to push them both all the way.

Poppy-Grace Stickler and Jea Maracha are in action for Wales.

Shannon Archer of Scotland qualified in sixth and is joined by team-mate Cara Kennedy, while Tara Donnelly represents the Isle of Man.

England have dominated but Wales aren't out of this Pool B fixture just yet as we reach half-time.

Samuel Ward's opener for the hosts once cancelled out by Lewis Prosser's deflection in the first quarter.

England have had 10 chances; Wales have had just two but they took their opportunity.

The triathlon mixed relay is under way at Sutton Park and it is South Africa leading the way early doors courtesy of Jamie Riddle.

Alex Yee, who won gold in the men's triathlon on the opening day of the Games, is taking the opening leg for England.

Each of the four athletes from every team will be taking on a 300m swim, 5km on the bike and then finishing off with a 2km run.

Last semi-final spots up for grabs a little later.

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Wales have kept in the game against England and have been rewarded for their graft.

A short-corner routine sees Stephen Kelly firing towards goal on his reverse and striker Lewis Prosser smartly deflects a leveller into the net.

Game on as we approach half-time!

Weightlifting, gymnastics and Para-triathlon have all dished out medals so far on day three. Click play to have a watch of the winning moments.

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India cruised to a nine-wicket win over fierce rivals Pakistan in their Commonwealth Games Group A cricket match at Edgbaston.

Opener Smriti Mandhana struck 63 off 42 balls as India chased down Pakistan's total of 99 inside 12 overs.

Pakistan were all out after a poor batting display, losing their 10th wicket with the final ball of their rain-affected innings.

India's Sneh Rana took 2-15 with the ball off her four overs.