Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at NEC Arena

Awkward moment in the NEC Arena as Geva Mentor's mum, being interviewed at quarter time on the big screen, admits she DOESN'T think England will retain their Commonwealth title.

Hope Geva didn't hear that...

We're all square in the squash semi-finals as Sarah-Jane Perry, silver medallist in 2018, takes the second game against fellow England athlete Georgina Kennedy 11-8.

Remember, it's first to 10 in each game, with every match being a best-of-five game affair.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at NEC Arena

At the end of the first quarter, England hold a comfortable 13-7 lead over Uganda.

Helen Housby has a perfect shooting record so far, while Eleanor Cardwell has 10 points from 11.

Uganda's star shooter Peace Proscovia, who plays for Surrey Storm in the Netball Superleague, has landed just one of her two attempts so far.

As well as being able to watch tonight's action you can also listen to live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live.

First blood Georgina Kennedy in her all-England squash women's singles semi-final with Sarah-Jane Perry.

Kennedy wins the first game 11-6. But Perry is bouncing back and is currently leading the second game 5-1.

We're on for a cracking match.

The medals keep coming for England in the judo!

Bronze number two for them in the women's -70kg category as Kelly Petersen-Pollard beats Joy Oluchi Asonye of Nigeria.

New Zealand have just started their innings against Sri Lanka at Edgbaston in the cricket in Group B.

England, who lead Group B with two wins, will reach the semis if New Zealand win.

You can follow tonight's match live right here.

Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at Coventry Arena

Katie-Jemima Yeats-Brown has her second Commonwealth bronze!

The 2014 medallist strikes again against Northern Ireland's Rachael Hawkes with a win by ippon in the women's -70kg category to claim England's third medal of the night - they've got one of every colour.

It's an all England affair in the first semi-final of the women's squash singles with Georgina Kennedy leading Sarah-Jane Perry 7-6 in the first game.

Perry is the silver medallist from 2018 but lost to Kennedy when they last met in January.

Remember, it's first to 10 in each game, with every match being a best of five game affair.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at NEC Arena

What an atmosphere inside the NEC Arena! Crazily loud cheers greet the Roses as they are announced one-by-one on to court.

We are under way.

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Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Alexander Stadium

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A two-time Olympic champion. A three-time world champion. The Commonwealth defending champion.

What would Caster Semenya’s presence in a stacked 800m field, featuring England’s Keely Hodgkinson, Scotland’s Laura Muir, Kenya’s Mary Moraa and Jamaica’s Natoya Goule, do for interest around the Games?

We will never know. The 31-year-old South African has been banned from the event on account of her naturally testosterone-high physiology.

Semenya, unable to run events between 400m and 1500m inclusive on the track, was last seen finishing 13th in a 5000m heat at last month’s World Championships.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at NEC Arena

England head coach Jess Thirlby makes three changes to her starting seven from yesterday's win over Northern Ireland.

Geva Mentor comes in at GK and Layla Guscoth at GD, while captain Natalie Metcalf starts in WA.

England: GK Geva Mentor, GD Layla Guscoth, WD Stacey Francis-Bayman, C Jade Clarke, WA Natalie Metcalf, GA Helen Housby, GS Eleanor Cardwell

Uganda: GK Shaffie Nalwanja, GD Joan Nampungu, WD Sandra Nambirige, C Jesca Achan, WA Stella Oyella, GA Irene Eyaru, GS Peace Proscovia

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Smithfield Market

England have edged out Scotland 12-10 amid raucous scenes. What a contest it was, though. These women are brutally talented.

Is the Tartan Army in Leamington Spa?

It's getting louder and louder at Victoria Park as Scotland lead Australia in the closing stages of the Para-lawn bowls men's pairs B6-B8 gold medal match.

Will Garry Brown and Kevin Wallace hold their nerve?

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at NEC Arena

England take on Uganda in their penultimate Pool B match shortly.

The Roses - defending Commonwealth Games champions, of course - have three wins from three at Birmingham 2022 and will be looking to extend that record against Uganda, who are ranked sixth in the world.

England have beaten the She Cranes in their last five meetings, the last of those coming at the 2019 World Cup in Liverpool.

England's Gemma Howell, who won silver in the women's -63kg, tells BBC Sport: "That final fight was so close I know I could have had it and that makes it frustrating."

Howell's story is one of overcoming incredible odds given she's had terrible luck with injuries and had 10 major operations.

She added: "A big part of my story is the 10 operations and the ups and the downs and that [winning silver] makes it all worth it."

No dice for Joshua Green in the men's -73kg bronze medal match against the mightily impressive Australian Jake Bensted.

Bensted gets the job done in just one minute and 13 seconds to claim a second Commonwealth bronze, eight years on from his last one in Glasgow.