From the short, Nick Bandurak's drag is blocked and Phil Roper hits the rebound wide.

South Africa are still in this game, just. Four minutes to go.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Sandwell Aquatics Centre

Scotland are within a sniff of not only a stunning 50th medal of these Games at the diving, but also their 13th gold. Can Grace Reid and James Heatly put their individual disappointments behind them? It's looking promising so far...

Only once before have those medal tallies been beaten, incidentally, and that was at Glasgow 2014 where the home team claimed 53 medals, with 19 golds.

And South Africa are down to 10 for the rest of the match.

Nduduzo Lembethe gets a five-minute yellow for a dangerous tackle.

Australia's Li Shixin and Maddison Keeney take charge in round three!

They pick up several 7.5 scores from the judges to post 67.50 and move out in front, with James Heatly and Grace slipping a couple of places to third following their inward two-and-a-half somersaults.

They do have a bit of a cushion to the fourth-placed Canadian pairing of Bryden Hattie and Margo Erlam.

England win a penalty corner and South Africa won't have a goalkeeper for it.

South Africa take their goalkeeper off and now have 11 outfield players.

The last roll of the dice. Four minutes and 30 seconds to go.

Hat-trick chance for England's Phil Roper who strikes a reverse hit straight into the pads of Gowan Jones in the South Africa goal.

Five minutes remain with both teams now back up to 11.

England's Thomas Sorsby is shown a green card for a late tackle.

That's a two-minute suspension. South Africa have the slimmest of chances with seven minutes to go.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

They've done some training together but they're marginally out of time.

Ben is slightly higher in the air and hits the water later than Desharne.

It's very bunched up now around the medal zone, the competition is just getting started!

It's looking very tight in the race for the penultimate diving gold.

England's Ben Cutmore and Desharne Bent-Ashmeil can't force their way back into the top three and sit fourth following a second dive score of 45.00, a couple of points behind Malaysia's Muhammad Syafiq Puteh and Nur Dhabitah Binti Sabri.

So, it's Scotland's James Heatly and Grace Reid, and Australia's Li Shixin and Maddison Keeney, who are tied at the top.

England double their lead with 10 minutes to go. This is so, so scrappy but the hosts don't care.

Phil Roper scores his second of the game, pushing the ball over the line in a goalmouth scramble.

South Africa's Dayaan Cassiem is given a yellow for chat. Poor in any match, especially one with a Commonwealth medal on the line.

South Africa will have just 10 players for five minutes in the final quarter.

Oh was that the moment for England?

The hosts' Chris Griffiths breaks clear and goes one-on-one with the keeper, but he pushes his effort wide. 12 minutes remain.

Brilliant from England's Stuart Rushmere on the left post, swatting away a South African drag flick.

England are just about holding on at the start of the fourth quarter.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at the Commonwealth Games

Wales have done it!

Table tennis pair Charlotte Carey and Anna Hursey have claimed a Commonwealth Games bronze medal in the women's doubles.

On the final day of competition in Birmingham, Carey and Hursey defeated Singapore duo Wong Xin Ru and Zhou Jingu 3-1.

It is Wales' first female Commonwealth Games table tennis medal.

The victory takes Wales' overall medal tally to 28 including eight golds, six silvers and 14 bronzes.

James Heatly and Grace Reid deliver with their next attempt too, scoring 50.40 to maintain the pressure on Australia's Shixin Li and Maddison Keeney.

Here come Li and Keeney... The top two are level on 100.20 after two dives!

Ah, Clara Kerr may have just clipped the board with her hand there as she and Danny Mabbott produced their second dive, and they score just 36.00.

We go again. One last push.

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