Summary

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  • Afternoon session: 15:00-20:15 BST

  • Sectional play from the women's triples & men's fours plus semi-final action from the para mixed pairs B2-B3

  1. athletics

    Coming up: 110 hurdles finalpublished at 21:44 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    The sparkle sprinkers shoot into the air as the contenders for Commonwealth gold emerge into the chilly Birmingham air.

    Andrew Pozzi hits highest on the decibel meter. No Hansle Parchment. All to fight for.

    Here we go...

  2. boxing

    Boxingpublished at 21:43 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    Men's super-heavyweight quarter-finals

    Delicious OrieImage source, Getty Images

    Not only does Delicious Orie have an eye-catching name, he has the talent to match.

    His backstory is also worth reading about.

    The 25-year-old, who is of mixed Russian and Nigerian heritage, was born in Moscow before moving to England aged seven as the family looked to escape the racism they were suffering in Russia.

    Orie moved to Wolverhampton with his family and went on to study at Birmingham’s Aston University where he received a first class Economics degree.

    "I was born in Moscow and life was harder out there," Orie told BBC Sport last year.

    "We didn't have a lot of money and some people didn't like me purely because of the colour of my skin.

    "I was seven when we moved to the UK and although it was difficult because I didn't speak the language and there were cultural differences, I could see there were more opportunities for kids to succeed."

    Read more about Orie's story here.

  3. netball

    Postpublished at 21:41 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    HT: New Zealand 24-25 England

    Becky Grey
    BBC Sport at the NEC Arena

    It's gone full nightclub at the netball.

    The lights are down, the tunes are up and fans have flashing wristbands which they're bopping to the music.

    A steward dances on the big screen and the crowd loves it.

  4. boxing

    Boxingpublished at 21:41 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    Men's super-heavyweight quarter-finals

    After a lack of home nation representation in the past couple of hours, tonight's boxing action ends with an English medal hope.

    Super-heavyweight Delicious Orie has been dubbed the 'new Anthony Joshua' but faces a tough test against Nigel Paul of Trinidad and Tobago in the quarter-finals.

    Paul became the first Caribbean boxer to win a medal at the World Championships when he claimed bronze last year.

    Whoever wins in this bout at the NEC will move into the semi-finals and guarantee themselves a bronze in Birmingham.

    That's coming up in about 10 minutes or so.

  5. powerlifting

    Powerliftingpublished at 21:38 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    Men's heavyweight final

    The good news for Uganda's Dennis Mbaziira?

    His coach managed to obey the rules and get out of the way during his second attempt of 160kg.

    The bad news?

    Two red lights are handed out by the judges, which means another failed lift for the 37-year-old para-lifter.

    Following Micky Yule's success at 192kg, Nigeria's Ikechukwu Obichukwu nails a new Games record of 197kg to go top of the leaderboard on 133.6 points.

  6. netball

    England maintain narrow netball leadpublished at 21:36 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    HT: New Zealand 24-25 England

    Becky Grey
    BBC Sport at the NEC Arena

    Eleanor Cardwell tries to land one more goal for England with five seconds to go before half-time, but it's no good.

    It means that half finishes with England 25-24 up. Not quite as comfortable as it was at the end of the first quarter.

  7. powerlifting

    Powerliftingpublished at 21:36 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    Men's heavyweight final

    Thomas Duncan
    BBC Scotland at NEC Birmingham

    Scotland's Micky Yule waved to his Saltire-clutching fans as he emerged for his second lift.

    He heaves 192kg up to finish and stares into the crowd before giving it a "C'mon!".

    Yule is up into silver medal position for now.

  8. netball

    New Zealand coming back in netballpublished at 21:33 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    New Zealand 22-23 England

    Becky Grey
    BBC Sport at the NEC Arena

    Eek.

    New Zealand have really come back in this second quarter. A couple of minutes to go until half-time and England's lead is down to one.

  9. 'Brilliant from Okoye'published at 21:32 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    Men's discus final

    Tim Hutchings
    Former middle and long-distance runner

    That is brilliant from England's Lawrence Okoye - 64.97m. Almost over 65m chasing Matt Denny's opener of 66.72. That puts him into second place.

  10. athletics

    Coming up: 110m hurdlespublished at 21:31 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    110m hurdles final (21:45 BST)

    Just one event left on the track tonight...but it is a goodie.

    Olympic champion Hansle Parchment has pulled out earlier this evening with an injury niggle, but there is still a very strong Jamaican contingent including Rasheed Broadbell and Orlando Bennett.

    England’s Joshua Zeller was fifth at the World Championships and is with a red-hot shout. His season's best of 13.19 seconds is only bettered by Broadbell's 13.16 seconds.

    Ex-world indoor champion Andrew Pozzi has not been at his best but has plenty of experience and quality.

  11. netball

    Postpublished at 21:30 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    New Zealand 18-20 England

    Becky Grey
    BBC Sport at the NEC Arena

    Absolute bullet from Jade Clarke.

    England opened the door for New Zealand, but the veteran centre slammed it shut as she found Eleanor Cardwell with fields of space in the shooting circle.

    One sharp pass later, England are 20-18 up. Keeping ahead, just.

  12. powerlifting

    Powerliftingpublished at 21:26 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    Men's powerlifting final

    End of the first rotation in the men's powerlifting final and it's some of the lightest para-lifters in the competition who top the leaderboard.

    Sudhir Sudhir of India hit a Games record of 208kg to collect 132 points, Nigeria's Ikechukwu Obichukwu lies in second place with 128.9 and Scotland's Micky Yule is currently in the bronze medal spot with a tally of 126.8 points.

    England's Liam McGarry sits in fourth, level on 111 points with Australia's Ben Wright.

  13. netball

    Postpublished at 21:26 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    New Zealand 15-19 England

    Becky Grey
    BBC Sport at the NEC Arena

    What. A. Shot.

    Helen Housby doesn't do nerves. She sinks a long-range shot to keep England ahead against New Zealand in the second quarter.

    It was Housby who took the shot in the last second to win Commonwealth gold against Australia four years ago.

    Speaking to her recently, she said of that moment: "Whether or not you score it, you have to put yourself in a position to take the goal."

    Big-game player.

  14. athletics

    Dubler takes decathlon 400mpublished at 21:23 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    Decathlon 400m

    It has been a good evening for Australia's Cedric Dubler. After topping the high jump, he is also first home in the 400m in 48.47 seconds.

    However it is a crowd scene behind him with little more than a second covering the top six.

    England's Harry Kendall finishes fourth, just ahead of overall leader Lindon Victor.

    Victor has the overnight lead ahead of tomorrow's five events. He is on 4327, 85 points ahead of Dubler. Some twists and turns to come on the second day of competition.

    Harry Kendall is sixth on 3924 points.

  15. netball

    Postpublished at 21:22 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    New Zealand 10-16 England

    Becky Grey
    BBC Sport at the NEC Arena

    Unsurprisingly, New Zealand are not backing down at the netball.

    They kick the second quarter off with two goals to cut England's lead back slightly.

    The Roses are still six ahead so no need to panic.

  16. powerlifting

    Powerliftingpublished at 21:19 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    Men's heavyweight final

    Micky Yule, the lightest man in the class, is up next to the roar of the Birmingham crowd.

    The Scottish powerlifter is going for 186kg on his first attempt.

    No danger of a red fail for the 43-year-old.

    Yule, who is a former Staff Sergeant in the Royal Engineers, is off the mark and top of the board with 126.8 points.

  17. athletics

    'This competition didn't disappoint'published at 21:17 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    Men's long jump final

    Stef Reid
    Bronze and Silver Paralympian in track and field

    What a great competition. We knew we had eight men who could go over eight metres in this competition and it didn't disappoint. We had lead changes the whole time.

  18. athletics

    England's Okoye lying secondpublished at 21:17 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    Discus

    Well, well.

    After a foul on his first throw, Lawrence Okoye slings the discus out to 64.97m to move up into second with a third of the competition gone. That is not far off his season's best of 65.49m

    Australia's Matthew Denny is top of the standings on 66.72m.

  19. netball

    England take commanding leadpublished at 21:16 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    New Zealand 8-15 England

    Becky Grey
    BBC Sport at the NEC Arena

    It's a rapid start from England's netballers.

    They will face Australia in Saturday's semi-final if they win this - a repeat of the 2018 final in which the Roses won their historic first Commonwealth gold.

    This is the most challenging match of Birmingham so far for England but they're making pretty light work of New Zealand and lead 15-8 after the first quarter.

    Carry this on for another three and they'll be winners of pool B.

  20. beach volleyball

    England pair lose but still advancepublished at 21:16 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

    Beach volleyball

    Anna Thompson
    BBC Sport in Birmingham

    England pair Daisy Mumby and Jessica Grimson could not make it three wins out of three in group C as they lost 2-0 to Vanuatu at Smithfield.

    But they have still qualified for the quarter-finals, as have Scotland's Melissa Coutts and Lynne Beattie - as one of the two best third place finishes.

    It's a quick turnaround with the knockout stages starting on Friday.

    Coutts and Beattie have a tough match, taking on Olympic silver medallists Australia.

    And in the men's quarter-final, English twins Javier and Joaquin Bello face Gambia.

    England beach volleyball pair Mumby and GrimsonImage source, BBC Sport