Watch: Commonwealth Games lawn bowls - Scotland win para lawn bowls

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2. Morning session: 08:30-13:45 BST
3. Sectional play from the women's pairs & men's singles
4. Men's single sectional: England's Jamie Walker, Scotland's Iain McLean, Northern Ireland's Gary Kelly, Wales's Daniel Salmon, Guernsey's Todd Priaulx and Jersey's Ross Davis
5. Afternoon session: 15:00-20:45 BST
6. Women’s para pairs: England's Gill Platt and Michelle Wilson and Scotland's Rosemary Lenton and Pauline Wilson
7. Medals are won in the women's para pairs B6-B8 category
8. Plus sectional play in the women's triples, men's fours and para mixed pairs B2-B3 category

Kate Richardson-Walsh

Olympic gold medal winning hockey player on BBC TV

Scotland will be really pleased because they'll want to keep the game tight for as long as possible.

Scotland in hockey action

Scotland are underway against Australia in their last game of the pool.

They need to win in order to have a chance of making the semi-final.

Australia are pressing high in the opening quarter but have been denied twice by Scotland goalkeeper Amy Gibson.

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What happened on day five?

A lot!

Tuesday was the busiest day of the Games so far with 37 gold medals settled in all, as the gymanstics came to an end and the athletics started at Alexander Stadium.

Here are a few of the headlines:

• Adam Peaty powered to a first Commonwealth 50m breaststroke title in what he says is his final race at the Games;
• Wales' Olivia Breen beat English rival Sophie Hahn to T37/38 100m gold, while Hanna Cockroft won a first-ever Commonwealth Games medal with gold in a Women's T33/34 100m featuring an England completed a one-two-three;
• England's Jake Jarman claimed his fourth gold on his Commonwealth debut to become the most successful English male gymnast at a single Games, as Joe Fraser won his third gold, Giarnni Regini-Moran added two silvers for England and Alice Kinsella won floor gold;
• Wales' Daniel Salmon and Jarrad Breen defeated England's Jamie Walker and Sam Tolchard to win lawn bowls pairs gold.

How the table looks

Australia smashed the 100-medal mark yesterday as they continue to lead the way in the medal table, with 42 golds and a current total haul of 106 after five days.

England are second with 31 golds and 84 medals overall.

Scotland are seventh, Wales eighth and Northern Ireland 17th.

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What's coming up today?

Here's where the gold medals will be won today:

• Athletics: Women's 10,000m, shot put, heptathlon and 100m, men's high jump, F42-44/F61-64 discus, T37/38 100m, and 100m
• Cycling: Women's and men's mountain bike cross-country
• Judo: Women's -78kg and +78kg, men's -90kg, -100kg and +100kg
• Lawn bowls: B6-8 para women's pairs
• Squash: Women's and men's singles
• Swimming: Women's 400m free, 50m back, 4x100m medley relay and S14 200m free, men's 200m medley, S14 200m free, 50m free, 1500m free and 4x100m medley, mixed 4x100m medley 34Pt
• Weightlifting: Women's +87kg, men's 109kg and +109kg

Day six at Birmingham 2022

We've reached day six of the Commonwealth Games, which means we're already halfway through Birmingham 2022!

There are another 30 gold medals to play for on an action-packed Wednesday, with both the men's and women's 100m title among the prizes on offer.

Welcome all.

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