Summary

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  • Morning session: 10:00-13:00 BST

  • Action includes the quarter-finals, semi-finals & repechage in the women's -63kg, women's -70kg, men's -73kg and men's -81kg categories

  • Women's 70kg quarter-final: England's Katie-Jemima Yeats-Brown

  • Afternoon session: 17:00-19:45 BST

  • Medals are won in the women's -63kg, men's -73kg, women's -70kg and men's -81kg categories

  • Women's 63kg quarter-final: England's Gemma Howell v Wales' Jasmine Hacker-Jones

  • Men's 81kg: England's Lachlon Moorhead

Live Reporting

Gary Rose, Tom Rostance, Neil Johnston and Sonny Cohen

  1. gymnastics

    Up next at Arena Birmingham

    Men's parallel bars final & women's balance beam final

    Two more finals shortly about to begin - with more medal hopes for the home nations.

    England's Giarnni Regini-Moran, who just claimed silver in the men's vault, aims to make it a birthday to doubly remember as he chases another medal in the parallel bars.

    Birmingham's Joe Fraser will receive the hometown cheers and the 2019 world champion will surely be targeting a medal too. Brinn Bevan represents Wales in the final.

    And in the women's balance beam final, Alice Kinsella bids to banish the memories of the falls that cost her a medal in the all-around event as she defends her Commonwealth title. Georgia-Mae Fenton is England's other representative while Wales teenagers Jea Maracha and Sofia Micallef have also made the final.

    Alice Kinsella.Getty Images

  2. England beat South Africa

    England (176-5) beat South Africa (141-4) by 26 runs

    South Africa finish with a four but it won't matter and, in truth, they were well short of ever worrying England.

    Alice Capsey, 17, struck a maiden T20I half-century as the hosts win by 26 runs in Group B.

    Capsey hit a superb 50 from 37 balls before Amy Jones (36) and Katherine Brunt (38) added a 73-run unbeaten sixth-wicket stand as England finished on 167-5 at Edgbaston.

    South Africa slipped well behind the required run rate early into their chase and always seemed second-best.

    England will reach the semi-finals if New Zealand beat Sri Lanka on Tuesday.

  3. England grab a fourth

    South Africa 121-4 (Target 168) v England

    That's wicket number four for England as South Africa's Mignon du Preez slogs Nat Sciver and Dunkley makes an easy catch in the deep.

    England know they've made it now. South Africa require an unlikely 47 runs off 16 balls to win.

  4. gymnastics

    Terrific tally for gymnasts

    What a Games this has been for England's gymnasts.

    That's 12 medals now - eight of them gold. And Jake Jarman has half of those after that superb victory on the vault! His house will be like Fort Knox.

    Medal table.BBC Sport

  5. England get third wicket

    South Africa 118-3 (Target 168) v England

    Katherine Brunt has her wicket as Chloe Tryon is caught in the deep by Freya Kemp.

    England are on top with 20 balls remaining.

  6. Badminton

    Mixed team bronze medal

    England's Toby Penty put up a spirited fight against reigning singles world champion Singapore Loh Kean Yew, but was narrowly edged out 23-25, 21-11 25-23.

    Singapore have a 2-0 advantage going into the third match which is a women's singles between Freya Redfearne and Yeo Jia Min.

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    The Isle of Man's swim team break the Manx record by 22.68 seconds in the men's 4x200m freestyle relay final.

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  8. gymnastics

    'He's got natural spacial awareness'

    Men's vault final: Jarman wins fourth gold

    Beth Tweddle
    London 2012 bronze medallist on BBC TV

    Jake Jarman has got natural spacial awareness, you don't have to teach him to know how many twists he's done.

    For him, it's about how to control that power in high pressure environments.

    At this championships he's controlled it and that's what's impressed me the most about him.

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  10. gymnastics

    Men's vault final

    Beth Tweddle
    London 2012 bronze medallist on BBC TV

    He's actually going to let someone else have a go now because that's his last final!

    This England boys team are having an amazing championships.

  11. gymnastics

    'What a champion'

    Men's vault final

    Matt Baker
    Gymnastics commentator on BBC TV

    It's title number four for the 20-year-old!

    It's absolutely incredible from that young man.

    What a champion.

  12. Fourth gold for Jake Jarman

    Men's vault final

    Is his bag big enough for all these gold medals?

    A simply sensational pair of vaults from Jake Jarman secures the Englishman his fourth gold medal of these Commonwealth Games. Unbelievable.

    It's an English one-two as birthday boy Giarnni Regini-Moran takes silver. Australia's James Bacueti takes bronze.

    Vault final.BBC Sport
  13. gymnastics

    'Good solid vault'

    Men's vault final

    Christine Still
    Gymnastics expert on BBC TV

    That was a good solid first vault from Samuel Dick.

    It's nice clean vaulting, performed very well but not with the highest of difficulty.

    New Zealand have impressed me with their really classy technique but you need the execution and the high difficulty to medal in this competition.

  14. Australia beat Wales in netball

    Aus 79-33 Wal

    Australia continue their dominant start to the netball in Group A, thrashing Wales 79-33.

    That's three wins from three for the top seeds. Meanwhile, Wales' qualification hopes are now out of their own hands.

  15. gymnastics

    Two more England medals

    Men's vault final

    Felix Dolci lands on his backside after two-and-a-half somersaults.

    That will cost him a medal. He drops to 13.899.

    And that means England duo Jake Jarman and Giarnni Regini-Moran - first and second currently - will definitely medal. But what colour?

    New Zealand's Samuel Dick is the final gymnast to perform...

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  17. England get second wicket

    South Africa 87-2 (Target 168) v England

    That's the breakthrough, Taznim Brits is stumped by Amy Jones off the bowling of Freya Kemp.

    England are cruising to victory now and it's party time at Edgbaston. South Africa need an unlikely 81 runs off 40 balls to win.

  18. gymnastics

    Jarman assured another medal

    Men's vault final

    Malaysia's Muhammad Sharul Aimy scores 13.699 which means England's Jake Jarman is assured a medal.

    Will it be a fourth gold or will one of the two remaining competitors overhaul him?

    It could happen - Canada's Felix Dolci scores 14.566 on his first vault. Jarman's average was 14.916 remember...

  19. gymnastics

    Becky Grey
    BBC Sport at Arena Birmingham

    Incredible.

    It turns out it's Giarnni Regini-Moran's birthday today and the Arena Birmingham crowd sings Happy Birthday to him as he finishes his vaults.

    He responds by putting his hands in the shape of a heart in front of the cameras.

  20. gymnastics

    'Clean and tight' from Giarnni

    Men's vault final

    Christine Still
    Gymnastics expert on BBC TV

    That was a fabulous twisting vault - so clean and tight.

    The execution should be right up there.

    He stands in good stead for a silver.