Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Smithfield

Representing England today are twins Javier and Joarquin Bello.

They took up volleyball aged six in Madrid, where they were born, and didn't let a move to London as 11-year-olds stop them.

The Bellos train on the same sand used for London 2012 - it was shipped from Horse Guards Parade to their training ground in Wandsworth after the Games.

They won their opening match against Tuvalu 2-0 on Saturday and are up against Cyprus' Antonios Liotatis and Charalambos Zorbis today.

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Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Smithfield

Perfect day for a trip to the beach.

The sun is beating down on the Smithfield beach volleyball court. Glad I brought my cap!

It has all the atmosphere of a beach bar too, with the anouncer telling fans to "think less Wimbledon, more Glastonbury" as the tunes blare out between points.

England's Javier and Joaquin Bello will be out for their match against Cyprus in about 10 minutes.

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Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

Joe Truman's name remains on the start list for this event but not surprisingly, he isn't competing after breaking his collarbone in a crash on Saturday.

After yesterday's crash involving his England team-mate Matt Walls, the seating area in which Walls landed has been cordoned off today, as well as at the opposite side of the track.

End of the third quarter but this game is far from a dead rubber in terms of entertainment.

Scotland had managed turned things around with three goals in six minutes from Andrew McConnell, Alan Forsyth and Cammy Golden but South Africa's Nqobile Ntuli found an equaliser to put the quarter back on level terms at 3-3.

Just before the hooter sounded, however, up popped Struan Walker to put Scotland on the front foot once again.

Great 15 minutes of hockey.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

It's the 1,000m time trial final now, where riders go one at a time in a race against the clock over four laps.

After three riders, England's Ethan Vernon leads with a time of 1:01.418, while Wales' Joe Holt is second, just 0.004 seconds back.

And Northern Ireland's Rhys McClenaghan takes the silver!

Canada's Jayson Rampersad wins bronze.

What a great final.

Matt Baker
Gymnastics commentator on BBC TV

She had to wait until last to go, she kept her focus and she's landed on the medal podium at the Commonwealth Games - well done Shannon Archer!

It is a bronze for Scotland's Shannon Archer! A score of 13.083 and she is in tears of joy as she secures a medal.

Australia's Georgia Godwin takes the gold and Canada's Laurie Denommee has silver.

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Men's pommel horse final

Canada's Jayson Rampersad scores 14.000 and that puts him third, knocking England's James Hall out of the medal places!

Ethan Dick is up now for the final routine. Let's see if he has a say in the gold medal.

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at Lee Valley VeloPark

Rhian Edmunds of Wales takes the last repechage with ease. She looked as if she was cruising around the final lap.

Scotland's Iona Moir was last and won't go through.

Wowza!

Scotland are back level with two goals in five minutes as Alan Forsyth beats the keeper with a shot on the spin.

Plenty of time remains in the third quarter with both these sides targeting their first win at the games.

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Women's vault final

Here comes Scotland's Shannon Archer. She was the highest qualifier and receives a big cheer from the crowd as she looks to get into the medal places.

That's more like it. The comeback is on for Scotland men in their hockey Pool A match with South Africa as Andrew McConnell grabs a goal back through a drag flick.

We still have over 10 minutes left in the third quarter.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

At the second time of asking, England's Milly Tanner progresses from the repechages into the second round of the women's keirin.

She pips Scotland's Lusia Steele and Wales' Eleanor Coster to the line.

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Men's pommel horse final

Christine Still
Gymnastics expert on BBC TV

James swings with such strength. I think that routine absolutely personifies James: never give up.

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Men's pommel horse final

It is 13.433 for James Hall and that puts him third and on for a bronze with two to go.

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Women's vault final

Australia's Georgia Godwin scores a big 13.233 and she moves into the lead. With two to go she is guaranteed a medal.