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Men's horizontal bar final
Matt Baker
Gymnastics commentator on BBC TV
What a shame!
Joe Fraser was so close.
But he hasn't disappointed at these championships, he's been absolutely superb.
He's shown that he's human and he's been gutsy all the way around.
Women's floor final
Ondine Achampong awaits her score... 13.033!
She's in with a real chance of a medal with that, moving top of the standings for the time being with six gymnasts to come.
Over to Canada's beam bronze medallist Emma Spence.
Men's horizontal bar final
Oh no!
Joe Fraser falls off the horizontal bar after a catch and release went wrong.
Oof, he hit hard on the floor, front first.
But, after a short pause to regain his composure - and breath, probably - he completes the routine.
Such a shame as that was a really difficult routine that was performed incredibly well, apart from the fall that has cost him any chance of adding to his three gold medals at these Games.
Women's floor final
Christine Still
Gymnastics expert on BBC TV
That was a sky high triple twist!
She tumbles well and she leaps enormously high.
A beautiful and elegant floor routine and that is in with a very good chance!
What a way to round-off her Commonwealth Games.
Women's floor final
Poppy-Grace Stickler receives a penalty of -0.3 following her error, scoring 12.566.
England's Ondine Achampong is up next - and it looks good! The 18-year-old all-round silver medallist produces a solid routine. Will it be enough to get her a medal?
Women's floor final
Matt Baker
Gymnastics commentator on BBC TV
Poppy's done Wales proud!
It was close but she stayed in after the tumble.
Women's floor final
Welsh 16-year-old Poppy-Grace Stickler is first up in the women's floor final and, after managing to rescue a slight mistake, her opening routine is greeted with a huge cheer from the crowd.
Men's 96kg
England's Cyrille Tchatchet II won't be getting a weightlifting medal. His coaches up his lift to 188kg to give him a chance at getting high up the leaderboard, but whatever he hurt during his first clean and jerk attempt is still affecting him.
He doesn't get set and drops the weight early into his motion.
Not this year, but he does get a great send off from the crowd as he walks off the stage.
Women's floor final
So, will there be more home nation success in the gymnastics today?
England's Alice Kinsella and Ondine Achampong, and Welsh teenager Poppy-Grace Stickler, will be hoping to be among the medals in the floor competition.
That, and the men's horizontal bar final, will be getting under way next.
Athletics
Image source, BBC SportLots coming up on the track tonight for the first evening of athletics. There are six gold medals up for grabs.
Men's 96kg
Oh no! England's Cyrille Tchatchet II can't lift 185kg with his clean and jerk and looks to have picked up an injury while doing so.
In his second attempt he's unable to complete his lift while looking in some serious pain.
He'll have one more opportunity in a few minutes to post a score. If he was to lift 185kg he'd move into the provisional lead.
In cricket, England are one win away from the Commonwealth Games semi-finals after a 26-run victory over South Africa.
Teenager Alice Capsey made 50 off 37 balls - her maiden international Twenty20 half-century , while Katherine Brunt contributed an unbeaten 38 and Amy Jones was 36 not out in a total of 167-5 at Edgbaston.
England, who lead Group B with two wins, will reach the semis if New Zealand beat Sri Lanka on Tuesday, and they will qualify as group winners if they beat New Zealand on Thursday.
FT: India 1-3 England
It's three wins out of three for England's women. An impressive performance as Giselle Ansley, Tess Howard and Hannah Martin put the hosts in the driving seat at the top of Pool A. India did pull one back in the closing moments through Vandana Katariya.
Jamaica 78-34 Scotland
It is a third straight loss for Scotland in the netball group stages, as Jamaica racked up big scores in the first and third quarters.
Men's horizontal bar final & women's floor final
Image source, Getty ImagesSo, how many medals are England's gymnastics team going to end up with?
The tally is currently 14 - nine gold, four silver and one bronze - after Jake Jarman and Joe Fraser enjoyed more time on top of the podium today and Giarnni Regini-Moran claimed two second-place finishes.
Two events remain, with the men's horizontal bar final and women's floor final both starting at 15:40 BST at Arena Birmingham.
Fraser will bid for a fourth gold medal in the horizontal bar - attempting to match Jarman's golden haul - while fellow Englishman James Hall and Scotland duo Frank Baines and Hamish Carter are also in the final.
In the women's floor final, England's Alice Kinsella returns alongside all-around silver medallist Ondine Achampong with Poppy-Grace Stickler representing Wales.
Heptathlon
So far, so good for Katarina Johnson-Thompson.
She'll be back with the rest of the heptathletes at 19:15 BST for the shot putt.
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India 0-3 England
England women are closing in on victory after Hannah Martin makes it 3-0. This has been a professional performance against India. There's about four minutes left.
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Commonwealth Games 2022: ''I felt so alone as a child' Hannah Cockroft
There's loads still to come today, on what is the busiest day of the Games so far. Here are a few things to look out for:
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Arena Birmingham
Jake Jarman has made English Commonwealth gymnastics history with his four golds, being the most successful male gymnast for the country at a single Games.
He says he will find somewhere in his house to store his haul, adding: “Maybe a nice glass cabinet if there is space. I’m over the moon.”
The 20-year-old took up gymnastics because he “was a very hyperactive kid”.
“When I was seven or eight, I was in the park in Peterborough,” he explained.
“My mum told me a gymnastics coach was in the park at the same time and told her, ‘you should bring your kid to one of the local clubs.’”