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Evening session: 18:00-21:30 BST - Sri Lanka v New Zealand
Earlier England beat South Africa by 26 runs to all-but guarantee semi-final spot
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Women's 3x3 gold medal match
It just wasn't to be for England in the final but they still picked up an impressive silver medal and Cheridene Green insists "there are no regrets" over the final result.
"I'm proud of us, we've come here and got a silver medal but when you are that close to a gold medal it's going to hurt and be disappointing" she said.
"There are no regrets, we've put everything out there against a really good team but we've come up just a little bit short."
Men's 3x3 gold medal match
Myles Hesson hit the game winner for England in his hometown of Birmingham and this is what he had to say: "It's incredible, I'm still trying to figure out the words to put it together. Never in my wildest dreams did I think I'd make the game winning shot here in Birmingham for Commonwealth Games gold. It's almost a joke.
"I played basketball in every corner of this city, just around the corner is where I catch the bus to get into town, my grandparents brought me to the market over there. I am Birmingham, so this means so much."
Image source, .Here is how it looks on the medal table as Australia continue to lead the way. England are second with 31 golds and 84 medals overall with Scotland seventh, Wales eighth and Northern Ireland 17th.
Australia have crashed through the 100-medal mark this evening by the way...
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Sandwell Aquatics Centre
The Australian team are trying to start an Icelandic clap as their three team-mates get awarded their 800m freestyle medals.
It fails miserably... at least they're good at swimming.
Women’s T33/34 100m final
It is an England one-two-three as Fabienne Andre takes the bronze.
What a race!
Women’s T33/34 100m final
And England's Kare Adenegan comes home second to take the silver!
Mixed 4x100m medley relay final
And it's bronze for England! What a race, Canada's tactic of having Ruslan Gaziev on the anchor leg pays off as he comes from a mile back to take silver for Canada, Freya Anderson holds on brilliantly to secure another medal from in front of South Africa.
Women’s T33/34 100m final
It is a first-ever Commonwealth Games gold for Hannah Cockroft!
Cockroft wins with a Games record time of 16.84s.
Not a bad debut at all!
Mixed 4x100m medley relay final
Never in doubt. Australia bring it home for yet another gold!
Women’s T33/34 100m final
Image source, Getty ImagesSeven-time Paralympic champion Hannah Cockroft rounds off tonight's action as she looks to add a Commonwealth Games medal to her extensive collection.
The English wheelchair racer, 29, who holds the world record over 100m, 200m, 400m, and 800m, is making her debut at the Games.
She will face strong competition from two athletes who shared the podium with her at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games last year.
England team-mate Kare Adenegan won a silver in Japan last year and will be firmly in the mix, along with Australia’s Robyn Lambird.
Fabienne Andre, the 2021 European champion, also goes for England.
England's gold medal winner Emmanuel Oyinbo-Coker: "It went perfectly to plan!
"To be honest it was almost like a dream. The main thought I had was as long as I came here and gave my best effort I would be satisfied and my best effort was good enough to be gold, but I am just happy to be here.
"My little brother is one of my biggest fans and he was screaming my name. I can hear him from anywhere so I knew I would run straight to my family. I think I had 20 family members come today!"
Mixed 4x100m medley relay final
Matt Temple of Australia doing some damage on the fly leg. James Guy going well, Chad le Clos...Great watch as we get ready for the final leg!
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Sandwell Aquatics Centre
Mixed relays are so fun!
Feels like there is no way of knowing who's going to win because someone will dive in and just suddenly blitz the field, e.g Scotland's Ross Murdoch on the breaststroke leg.