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Lawn bowls
England are through to the men's triples lawn bowls final after a clinical 15-5 win over Wales after 16 ends.
They look certain to face Australia in the final who are 26-11 up on Fiji in the 15th.
Women's team bronze-medal match
Simon Reed
Table tennis commentator for BBC Sport
Anna Hursey has nothing to berate herself about. She did everything she could, but that was pure class from Yangzi Yiu. She came through three really tough games to win 15-13 11-9 11-9 and extend Australia's lead over Wales to 2-0.
All three games were so close. Hursey will be disappointed but she played superbly for a 16-year-old.
Women's team bronze-medal match
Australia take a two-match lead as Yangzi Liu beats Anna Hursey by the narrowest of margins in all three games.
Jian Fang Lay is next up for the Australians with Charlotte Carey up for Wales.
Women's hockey: Wales 3-0 Ghana
One goal leads to two and two goals lead to three. Wales are cruising now against Ghana and are about to get their first win of the pool stages with seven minutes still to play.
Morning Sharron.
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Women's team bronze medal match
Tom Brown
BBC Sport Wales at the NEC
My word, table tennis is tense.
You can hear a pin drop here at the NEC as the players prepare to serve.
Australia took the doubles match here against Wales in the fight for bronze.
Now it's teenager Anna Hursey in the singles. You may remember she went to the last Games aged just 11. She now has the hopes of a nation on her shoulders as Wales dream of the podium but will need to fight back from 2-0 down.
Women's hockey: Wales 1-0 Ghana
Wales finally make their pressure count as Leah Wilkinson nets the breakthrough.
Are Wales women heading for their first win at this year's games? We've just ended the third quarter.
Women's team bronze-medal match
Simon Reed
Table tennis commentator for BBC Sport
Yangzi Liu takes the opening game [15-13] for Australia against Wales. It was a formidable fight by Anna Hursey, she had game point herself but it wasn't to be.
Scotland v Kenya (11:00 BST)
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Women's team bronze-medal match
Simon Reed
Table tennis commentator for BBC Sport
It was tantalisingly close in the third game, especially when Wales went into a 6-2 lead, but it wasn't to be and the class told in the end in the first match of this bronze-medal encounter.
Australia beat Wales 11-5 11-5 11-8 in match one of five.
Men's triples semi-finals: Wales 5-10 England
Wales are going well and starting to mount a comeback in the men's triples semi-final. Oh wait, we spoke too soon. England have just extended their lead to five points at the end of the 12th end.
Men's triples semi-finals: Wales 5-8 England
David Corkhill
Former international lawn and indoor bowler
That's two great bowls by Jonathan Tomlinson, picking up three shots. Brings the game right back to Wales. They needed that.
Women's team table tennis bronze medal match
Australia strike first in their women's team table tennis bronze medal match against Wales.
Minhyung Jee and Jian Fang Lay have beaten Chloe Anna Thomas and Charlotte Carey in straight sets in the doubles. What can Wales' Anna Hursey do in her singles match against Yangzi Liu next up?
Watch that live here.
BBC One
Just a quick reminder of how you can stay across the Commonwealth Games on day four.
We'll have live TV coverage throughout Monday on BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Three and on the red button plus you can catch everything on our digital streams down the side of this page.
We'll then also have a highlights programme on from 22:40-23:40 on BBC One later this evening.
All times BST obviously.
Gold medals: 28
Gymnastics: Women's vault and uneven bars, men's floor, rings and pommel horse
Judo: Women's -48kg, -52kg and -57kg, men's -60kg and -66kg
Lawn bowls: Women's singles, men's triples
Swimming: Women's 200m back, 200m medley, SB6 100m breast and 50m fly, men's 100m free, S7 50m free, 50m back and 4x200m free relay
Table tennis: Women's team
Track cycling: Women's keirin and scratch race, men's points race and time trial
Weightlifting: Women's 64kg and 71kg, men's 81kg
On a slightly more positive note for Welsh sport Lily Rice showed her talents have no end by picking up the bronze in the S8 100m backstroke.
The 18-year-old made her name originally as a wheelchair backflipper and wheelchair motocross (WCMX) champion before being included in Wales' swimming team for the Commonwealth Games.
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Women's hockey: Wales 0-0 Ghana
It's still goalless in Wales' Pool A match with Ghana. Wales have had nine efforts on target to Ghana's zero but they still can't find the breakthrough.
Watch that game live here.
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The women's team table tennis bronze medal match has just got under way with Wales taking on Australia.
Wales were involved in a gripping semi-final against Malaysia yesterday, eventually losing 3-2.
Welsh pair Chloe Anna Thomas and Charlotte Carey have just started in the doubles. Watch their match live here.
In the men's para pairs B6-B8 semi-finals Scotland are leading New Zealand 7-6 after eight ends while England are 2-11 down to Australia.
In the women's para pairs B6-B8 semi-finals Scotland are 10-3 up against England after seven ends.
With 10 ends to go England are dominating their men's triples semi-final against Wales, finding themselves 7-2 up.