Let's get some reaction to the eventful men's time trial which took place earlier this afternoon.

Wales' Geraint Thomas recovered from an early crash to take bronze, finishing behind England's Fred Wright and gold medallist Rohan Dennis of Australia.

But Thomas wasn't the only one to fall. Take a look at this.

Simon Mason
Ex-GB Olympic hockey player on BBC TV

It was not good enough from goalkeeper Oliver Payne to start with. The shot was not as hard as he was expecting and he went down early on it. It is then a good save to get his body down low to stop the rebound but Brendan Guraliuk gets a third shot away at the far post as Payne dives and flails at it.

Are we in for a shock in the men's hockey?

Canada win a penalty corner and after two good saves from England keeper Oliver Payne, the ball is eventually pushed home by Brendan Guraliuk.

England, remember, are already through to the semi-finals and are likely to face holders Australia tomorrow.

Clayton Lucas
Volleyball commentator

That was an incredible end to the match - in the end Scotland take it 2-0 but the talking point had to be that kick from Gwali.

More than likely they book their spot in the quarter-finals, but they have to wait for the rest of the group matches to finish.

What a finish to this match!

Rose Gwali, take a bow. She somehow keeps the point - and contest - alive with a brilliant kick over the net, but Scotland pair Melissa Coutts and Lynne Beattie are able to complete the job.

They prevail 21-6 21-16, but they won't know if they have done enough to qualify until later today.

Simon Mason
Ex-GB Olympic hockey player on BBC TV

What a start from England and a great goal from Phil Roper. Vital they approached it one step at as time. They need to win by 14 goals to top this pool so that is crucial.

Brilliant start. Exactly what they needed.

Let's have a quick recap of what has happened so far on day seven at Birmingham 2022:

• England's Zoe Newson has just won para powerlifting gold in the women's lightweight competition;
• Fred Wright and Anna Henderson won road cycling time trial silver for England, as Wales' Geraint Thomas took bronze in the men's event following a crash;
• England women beat Wales to reach the hockey semi-finals;
• Jamaica stunned top seeds Australia 57-55 to finish top of Pool A;
• Scotland's world champion Jake Wightman is safely through to the men's 1500m final, along with compatriots Josh Kerr and Neil Gourley, England's Matthew Stonier and Elliott Giles, and Wales' Jake Heyward.
• Hannah Brier of Wales, Abi Galpin of Guernsey, and Scotland's Beth Dobbin all progressed to the women's 200m semi-finals, while England's Zharnel Hughes and Adam Gemili progressed in the men's event.
• English trio Morgan Lake, Emily Borthwick and Laura Zialor reached the women's high jump final, while compatriot Anna Purchase and Wales' Amber Simpson are through to the women's hammer final.

Well we said they needed goals to avoid favourites Australia in the semis and England men have started perfectly.

A lovely move ends with Phil Roper pushing the ball into the net to break the deadlock inside two minutes.

Rhythmic Gymnasticspublished at 16:03 British Summer Time 4 August 2022

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Team final

So, after four rotations in the rhythmic gymnastics England have done all they can do and they lead the way in the team event with 267.050. Singapore are the only other team currently in contention on 216.900 points, other teams will enter the fray in the second session later today.

Subdivision two gets underway from 18:00 BST and that is where the medals will be decided - Wales, Australia, Malaysia, Canada and defending champions Cyprus will compete then.

England's Marfa Ekimova and Alice Leaper sit first and second in the individual standings with Scotland's Louise Christie in third. England's Saffron Severn sits fourth and that should put the home nations' athletes in good contention for places in the individual all-around final, which takes place tomorrow.

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England men reached the last four after India's 4-1 win over Wales earlier.

The hosts are likely to face holders Australia in their semi-final.

India will qualify as Pool B winners and play New Zealand in their semi-final unless England beat Canada by an unlikely 14 or more goals.

Will they go all out attack with a spot in the last four already guaranteed?

Their final group game has just got under way.

Clayton Lucas
Volleyball commentator

Lynn Beattie is going to have a bit of treatment on her ankle after some under-the-net interference.

There was definitely contact, if you come under the net and interfere with a player.

Scotland have a case here.

Blood has been drawn over at the beach volleyball.

Scotland's Lynne Beattie lands under the net and her foot is caught, so she'll require a bit of treatment here.

Beattie and Melissa Coutts lead the Solomon Islands by a set - but trail 12-9 in the second set.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at the NEC

Zoe Newson successfully lifts 101kg on her final attempt and pumps her fists as it extends her lead at the top of the table.

She scores 102.2, with only fellow Englishwoman Olivia Broome left to go.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at the NEC

That's got to mean an English gold at the powerlifting!

Kenya's Hellen Kariuki fails on her final attempt meaning the highest she can finish is second.

Zoe Newson and Olivia Broome still have one attempt each remaining. Time to see who will get gold.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at the NEC

Organisers have confirmed why Nigeria’s Onyinyechi Mark and Latifat Tijani - who might have challenged for gold here - were disqualified from the powerlifting.

Essentially, they were late. They arrived 25 minutes late for the scheduled kit check.

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Speaking following women's 10m platform qualifying, Welsh diver Lucy Hawkins told BBC Sport:

It's exciting but I think I'll be more relaxed tonight.

I felt massively nervous over the two weeks since I found out I'd be here but it's good nerves.

It all goes back to zero now, same dives again, and go and get some rest and do it again.

It certainly doesn't always go to plan from the diving board, though...

One proud father.

India have beaten Wales 4-1 in their final match of the group stages.

It means India qualify for the semi-finals alongside England.

England will need to beat Canada by 14 goals at 16:00 BST today if they want to finish top of Pool B and avoid holders Australia in the semi-finals.

As things stand, New Zealand await India in the final four.

Gareth Furlong scored Wales' only goal, a late consolation drag flick as they finish third in Pool B.