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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
Men's 96kg
Samoan Don Opeloge has just lifted a games record with his snatch of 171kg.
The NEC erupts with noise as he gets over the line.
England's Cyrille Tchatchet II is going well as we hit the halfway stage.
His snatch lift of 158kg puts him in the silver medal spot so far with India's Vikas Thakur and Fiji's Taniela Tuisuva Rainibogi in joint-third having lifted 155kg.
Here's a recap of the main headlines from a busy day five at Birmingham 2022:
India 0-2 England
Image source, PA MediaEngland women double their lead through Tess Howard who throws herself at Sophie Hamilton's pass to steer it into the net.
That's got the crowd out of their seats. It's been a hard-fought game and there were signs India were getting themselves back into it.
But the hosts are in a commanding position with about four minutes of the third quarter left.
Athletics
Tom Brown
BBC Sport Wales at Alexander Stadium
Team Wales will be happy with its athletes' work on the first morning of the track and field events.
UK men's 100m champion Jeremiah Azu eased into tomorrow's semi-finals, while Welsh 100m record holder Hannah Brier advanced as one of the fastest losers in the women's event.
Bobsleigh shot putter Adele Nicoll qualifies for the women's shot put final - and hopes will be high for a medal in the women's T37/38 100m tonight as Olivia Breen looked very good in her heat.
Image source, Getty ImagesWelsh sprinter Jeremiah Azu competes at the Commonwealth Games
The afternoon session of boxing has just come to a close and there's plenty of home nations interest.
Scotland's Matthew MacCale is through to the bantamweight quarter-finals after beating Jabali Breedy of Barbados.
Compatriot Tyler Jolly is into the last eight of the welterweights after a knockout victory over Jamaica's Daniel Hylton.
Wales' Ioan Croft is also in the welterweight quarter-finals after beating Mauritian Jean Jordy Vadamootoo on points.
And in the light middleweights Wales' Garan Croft, Northern Ireland's Aidan Walsh and England's Mohammed Harris Akbar have all won their round of 16 matches on points.
In the evening session from 18:30 BST we'll have more men’s bantamweight, welterweight and light middleweight round of 16 action, plus the last 16 of the women's featherweight gets under way.
Jamaica 40-18 Scotland
The damage was really done in the first quarter for Scotland in their third pool match, as they try and avoid a third defeat in a row.
Jamaica dominated with a 25-6 lead at the end of the first quarter, but Scotland pushed them harder in the second quarter.
Men's parallel bars final
Matt Baker
Gymnastics commentator on BBC TV
It's the first time England have taken the title on parallel bars!
And what a final we have seen here.
Gymnastics - women's beam final
The final result is in... It's 13.066 for Emma Spence - and a bronze medal!
Which means it's a one-two for Australia, as Kate McDonald takes gold and Georgia Godwin must settle for silver.
England's Alice Kinsella is just denied a bronze medal at the very end, finishing fourth ahead of compatriot Georgia-Mae Fenton and Welsh pair Jea Maracha and Sophie Micallef.
Image source, BBC SportMen's parallel bars final
Joe Fraser takes it! Another silver for Giarnni Regini-Moran.
It was a brilliant routine from Regini-Moran and scored a very respectable 14.733.
But the level of difficulty in Fraser's routine meant he was always going to be tough to catch with that score of 15.000.
Gold in his hometown. What a feeling that must be. Double gold actually after his pommel horse triumph. And a team gold too. He's not nearly as much gold as Jake Jarman. Fraser could yet equal him - he has the horizontal bar final to come.
Men's parallel bars final
Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV
What a performance!
That will be the silver I think - Giarnni is on form here at these Commonwealth Games.
It's incredible competition inside team England.
India 0-1 England
Princess Charlotte looks like she is having a great time at the hockey.
England's women are being cheered on by some royal guests at the University of Birmingham Hockey and Squash centre.
They are into the third period. Will Princess Charlotte be celebrating an England win?
Image source, Reuters
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Image source, ReutersYes, that's right - FOUR gold medals in one Games for England's Jake Jarman following his vault triumph earlier this afternoon. An incredible achievement!
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Speaking of England's golden gymnasts, here's Jake Jarman's fourth triumph of the Games if you missed it earlier...
Men's parallel bars final
Two more competitors have come and gone. And England's Joe Fraser remains in first place in the bars final.
Australia's Mitchell Morgans was unable to make an impression on the medal places while Cyprus' Ilias Georgiou made a tremendous recovery from looking like the Leaning Tower of Pisa at one stage to hang on to complete his routine.
Only one gymnast to go - England's birthday boy Giarnni Regini-Moran. Either he or Fraser will take gold - either way England are guaranteed a ninth gymnastics gold of the Games.
Women's beam final
Emma Spence is very happy with that. Now we await the score. Is it going to be enough for a medal?
Women's beam final
A huge score by Kate McDonald!
The Australian receives a 13.466 for her routine to move above compatriot Georgia Godwin and into top spot, with Alice Kinsella dropping into bronze medal position.
Canada's Emma Spence is last up.
Women's beam final
Matt Baker
Gymnastics commentator on BBC TV
The smile says it all on Jea's face!
You wouldn't think it's her first year in senior competition.
Women's beam final
A score of 12.666 for Wales' Jea Maracha puts her fourth, above compatriot Sofia Micallef.
Just Australia's Kate McDonald and Canada's Emma Spence to go.
Georgia Godwin still has the gold in her sights, with English pair Alice Kinsella and Georgia-Mae Fenton in silver and bronze...
Men's parallel bars final
Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV
Unfortunately that error at the start will probably have cost Brinn Bevan a medal.
It's such a shame because he's very strong on this piece of apparatus.
Men's parallel bars final
There will be no medal for Wales' Brinn Bevan.
A slight error at the start of his bars routine proves costly in what has been a high-quality final.
He scores 13.400 which puts him fourth of five so far.