Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Alexander Stadium

The biggest roar of the day so far comes as Keely Hodgkinson is announced to the crowd.

The 20-year-old Olympic and World silver medallist won’t have to compete against American Athing Mu, who beat her to gold on both those occasions, here.

But with the likes of Scotland’s Laura Muir and Kenya’s Mary Moraa in the competition, she will have her hands full.

Time for Olympic and world silver medallist Keely Hodgkinson to begin her bid for Commonwealth Games glory.

Scotland's Jemma Reekie is in this final heat too, as Alex Bell watches on from the sidelines hoping she has done enough to make the final...

Despite England's valiant efforts with the scratch pairing of Ben Lane and Lauren Smith, they lose the first point of the mixed team bronze medal play-off.

Singapore's Yong Hee & Jessica Tan come through in straight games 21-17 25-23.

We've just had the first of two heats in the men's 1,500m freestyle - swimming's marathon.

England's Toby Robinson has done enough to qualify for the final, finishing third in 15:33.59, half a minute behind heat winner Sam Short of Australia.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are in the crowd cheering the swimmers on and they've just had a little family reunion with the Earl and Countess of Wessex.

We're up to 1.72m and Katarina Johnson-Thompson is still waiting to get involved in the heptathlon high jump.

Holly Mills continues her clean start as she becomes the first to clear 1.75m.

Wales are involved in Pool A netball action against tournament favourites Australia.

Top seeds Australia have won three out of three with a goal difference of +155 at this year's games. Wales beat Scotland on Sunday but this is a very different test.

The match has just started and you can watch it live right here.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Alexander Stadium

Laura Muir probably had to work a little bit harder than she had hoped there, but Scotland's Olympic silver and world bronze medallist has eased into the final. Can she claim Scotland's first track gold since Yvonne Murray in 1994?

Laura Muir and Alex Bell enter the final 100m in second and third before Muir follows Jamaican Natoya Goule for the second automatic qualifying place.

Bell is fighting to keep Canada's Lindsey Butterworth at bay to give herself a great chance of making it through as a fastest loser.

It's one minute 58.84 seconds for Muir, behind Goule's 1:58.39, as Bell registers a season-best 1:59.76.

Five overs to go and England are stepping up a gear against South Africa at Edgbaston.

England batter Amy Jones cuts two fours on the off-side to move on to 19 off 12.

A couple of big overs and England could still push 160+.

Scotland's Jenny Selman finishes fifth in the opening heat of the women's 800m competition as she clocks a time of two minutes 06.53 seconds.

Kenyan world bronze medallist Mary Moraa takes it in 1:59.22.

Over to Laura Muir and Alex Bell now.

This is a big wicket for South Africa.

Alice Capsey, 17, gets her maiden T20I half-century off 36 balls with a single.

But just two balls later she departs, caught and bowled by Nonkululeko Mlaba.

And from the very next delivery new batter Maia Bouchier is run out. England are collapsing!

Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at Coventry Arena

Defeat for Eoin Fleming in the semi-final against the impressive Canadian Francois Gauthier Drapeau.

Fleming will still fight for a medal this evening though, it won't be gold or silver but he would snap your hand off for a bronze.

Next up on the track it's the women's 800m heats.

Olympic and world silver medallist Keely Hodgkinson is in heat three in women's 800m qualifying, alongside Jemma Reekie of Scotland.

Before then, Scotland's world 1500m silver medallist Laura Muir England's Alex Bell are in the second heat.

It's the fastest two in each heat who are guaranteed a final spot...

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Scotland's Adam Thomas spoke to BBC Sport's Jeanette Kwakye, after running 10.30 seconds in the heats for the men's 100m.

"You have to be confident, if you come to these events and you're not confident, you get swallowed up.

"You have to soak all of this up as well because it's amazing.

"For 10 years I've wanted this, so I'm going to push myself harder in the semi-final tomorrow.

"I was holding some back today."

Jeremiah Azu of Wales spoke to BBC Sport's Jeanette Kwakye after qualifying for the men's 100m semi-final.

"It's the first time I've ran flat out, so I was just testing the water today.

"I'll be bringing the fire when I'm back tomorrow!

"I'm here, I'm fit and I'm ready to go.

"The crowd are amazing, I didn't expect it to be so full, so I couldn't stop smiling.

"This is what we all want, this is what we train so hard for."

Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at Coventry Arena

England's Daniel Powell goes for the full 'are you not entertained' pose on mat two after beating Australian Jake Bensted by ippon to advance to the final of the men's -73kg.

The crowd respond by reassuring Powell that they are very much entertained. It's a rapturous reception for the home favourite, and it will be electric inside the arena for that final later today.

Trinidad's Jerod Elcock takes the 10th and final heat in the men's 100m qualifying.

The fastest time of the morning was posted by Sri Lankan Yupun Abeykoon, in 10.06secs.

From the home nations, Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake, Ojie Edoburun, Jeremiah Azu and Adam Thomas will all return for the semi-finals tomorrow.

In the cricket, South Africa check England's progress with another wicket, this time Nat Sciver edges Anneke Bosch to fall for 12 runs off 14 balls.

Amy Jones joins Alice Capsey (49 not out) in the middle.

Wales' Lauren Evans and England's Jade O'Dowda are under way in the high jump competition, clearing 1.66m with her first attempt.

Northern Ireland's Anna McCauley and Kate O'Connor match that, while Katarina Johnson-Thompson and Holly Mills choose to wait for the height to be raised.

Johnson-Thompson is lying down with her eyes closed as she prepares for the next stage of her title defence...

England are ticking along nicely halfway through their innings.

Batter Alice Capsey has raced to 40 off 27 with Nat Sciver supporting her on 11 from 11.