Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport at Edgbaston

England face New Zealand here at sunny Edgbaston and it's all to play for in their final group match.

Both sides have won their first two games and know the winner of this match will avoid the mighty Australia in the semi-finals.

Gives the match a nice little extra edge.

The Black Ferns have won the toss and will bat first.

You can watch the match live here.

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England gave it everything to avoid Australia in the final four, needing to win by 14 goals to top Pool B.

Instead they finish just short after a thriller against 10-man Canada.

Simon Mason
Ex-GB Olympic hockey player on BBC TV

They are not scoring five more in 80 seconds. It's not going to happen. It comes down to penalty corners for me. England have had 19 and scored four. The top teams would have scored more than that. They have to be more consistent from the top of the circle. Had they done that it would have put them within touching distance.

It's 11. Bandurak has a fourth.

But England aren't going to score five goals in 80 seconds.

England's Mark Swan has claimed a silver medal in men's lightweight final!

He finishes on a total of 145.5 points after lifting 202kg on his third and final attempt.

Paralympic and two-time world champion Bonnie Bunyau Gustin of Malaysia wins gold with a Games record points haul of 154.6, while Nigeria's Innocent Nnamdi is awarded the bronze medal over team-mate Thomas Kure, despite the pair finishing on the same points tally of 132.5.

In the end, Nnamdi is handed bronze due to his successful press of 190kg, compared to Kure's 180kg.

So, no lift-off. Shame.

Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at The NEC

So Northern Ireland are guaranteed 14 medals already, one shy of their all-time Commonwealth Games record which was achieved at Edinburgh 1986.

Tonight two boxers can secure medals with wins in the quarter-finals, and in doing so make Team NI's class of 2022 the most successful to have ever competed at a Games.

Over to you, Clepson dos Santos and Amy Broadhurst.

World champion Broadhurst is heavily fancied in her quarter-final at around 19:30 BST, but before that it's the youngest member of Team NI's boxing squad.

Belfast light-flyweight Dos Santos, 18, is up against Wales' Jake Dodd in the opening bout of the evening session.

England don't convert a short against three defenders after a Canada player breaks the line.

That needed to go in. England now need a goal every 30 seconds as we come to a close.

Simon Mason
Ex-GB Olympic hockey player on BBC TV

Unfortunately, I can't see England creating enough now. They are running out of time. The second Canada goal wipes out any opportunity they had.

England lose the ball and Canada tap in to an open goal with the hosts playing without a keeper.

England now need six in four minutes.

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Scotland's Gemma McArthur will be in action in the women's 10m platform final at 19:29 BST this evening. Here's what she had to say when she spoke to BBC Sport after coming through qualifying:

"I'm pretty pleased, in the preliminaries it's all about making it through steadily.

"I'm pleased with how it went, no major drops, nothing too amazing but hopefully I can take it up again in the final.

"Everything was quite consistent today, I'm hoping to keep that going and then level it up into the final."

Simon Mason
Ex-GB Olympic hockey player on BBC TV

I never thought I would say this in commentary - the objective for England is a goal a minute.

Are India watching this? Are they starting to get a bit nervous. They did all they could do to avoid England.

And that's goal number 10 as Sam Ward tucks in a rebound. Incredible hockey.

England need five goals in five and a half minutes.

Stuart Rushmere scores the latest England penalty corner with a flick low to the keeper's right.

England need six goals in six minutes to avoid Australia in the semis.

The Whites Stripes 'Seven Nations Army' is blasting out of the speakers and the crowd at the NEC are cheering loudly as England's Mark Swan lifts 202kg to hand the Englishman 145.5 points.

That looks good for a silver medal...

Earlier today three boxers from Northern Ireland and two apiece from Scotland, England and Wales won their quarter-final fights to guarantee at least a bronze medal.

The evening session starts at 18:00 BST and will be held at the NEC Hall Four with another 16 bouts.

Kicking off the session is the men's flyweight clash between Wales' Jake Dodd and Clepson Antonio Dos Santos Paiva of Northern Ireland and the winner of that will meet England's Kiaran MacDonald in the next round, if he beats Otukile Rajab Mahommed of Botswana.

Also fighting tonight are Owain Harris-Allan (Wales, men's bantamweight), Sameenah Toussaint (England, women's featherweight), Amy Broadhurst (Northern Ireland, women's lightweight) and Delicious Orie (England, men's super-heavyweight).

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Eight minutes remain. England need seven goals to avoid Australia. I don't think they're going to do it.

Simon Mason
Ex-GB Olympic hockey player on BBC TV

Nick Bandurak's goal for his hat-trick was really well finished. Hammered into the knee of Canada captain John Smythe, who limps away after going down really hard. That's a real stinger.

Overturned. England will have to come again.

We go again, it's pure attack v defence now. England win another short; but Canada refer.

And Nick Bandurak drag flicks the penalty corner in. That's his hat-trick. England need seven goals in 10 minutes to top Pool B.