England's Ben Cutmore and Desharne Bent-Ashmeil will complete the first round of dives in this mixed synchronised 3m springboard final...

Solid. They score 49.80 to jump up into third.

The hooter sounds, that's the end of the third quarter.

England are 15 minutes away from a Commonwealth Games bronze medal

England continue to push. Phil Roper has another go with a drag flick but again South Africa keeper Gowan Jones is equal to it.

Two minutes remain in the third quarter.

Australia's Shixin Li and Maddison Keeney lead the way, opening with a score of 50.40 to just about edge ahead of James Heatly and Grace Reid.

England's Jordan Houlden and Yasmin Harper go into fifth as they begin with a 46.20.

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This is the first time that mixed gender synchronised diving has been part of the Commonwealth Games programme.

It is also competed at a global level and has been since 2015.

What a rally!

PV Sindhu doubles over breathless as Michelle Li fires her shot into the court and Sindhu can't get to it after a monster rally.

Sindhu leads this game 13-11 but will that HUGE point turn the tables? Li needs to stay in this game to be in with a shout of gold.

The crowd loved that one.

James Heatly and Grace Reid are first up.

Can they make a bit of a statement with their opening dive?

It's solid. The Scottish pair are up and running with a first round score of 49.80.

England lead in this bronze-medal thriller!

A Sam Ward drag flick is saved but England recycle the ball well with Phil Roper eventually volleying home his seventh goal of the Games.

England are on course for a medal. Five minutes of the third quarter remain.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at the Commonwealth Games

Singapore duo Wong Xin Ru and Zhou Jingu have battled back against Wales pair Charlotte Carey and Anna Hursey in women's doubles bronze medal match.

Wales still lead 2-1 in games and only need one more to clinch third place.

With two events remaining, England sit top of the diving medal table with five golds and 13 medals in total.

Australia are right behind them, with four golds and eight medals overall.

Five minutes of the third quarter gone and no new chances to report. I think everyone's a little tired after that frantic first half.

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The first of the final two diving finals is the mixed synchronised 3m springboard final.

It is due to feature two Scottish and two English pairs among the 10 finalists, with Scotland's James Heatly and Grace Reid among those bidding for gold.

England's Yasmin Harper is partnered by Jordan Houlden after Matthew Dixon pulled out of Sunday’s 10m platform with a back problem, while Ben Cutmore and Desharne Bent-Ashmeil are also involved along with Scotland’s Danny Mabbott and Clara Kerr.

Australian pair Li Shixin and Maddison Keeney have won two medals each in Birmingham – both gold in Keeney’s case – and look a strong pairing.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at the Commonwealth Games

Wales table tennis pair Charlotte Carey and Anna Hursey are one game away from winning a Commonwealth Games medal as they lead Singapore 2-0 in the women's doubles bronze medal match.

After a 16-14 opening game win, Carey and Hursey followed this up with a 14-12 success.

Just one game to go. It is getting tense at the NEC.

We go again in the hockey. More goals in the third quarter please!

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Well the former world champion is off to a solid start, PV Sindhu is just returning absolutely everything and has taken the first game 21-15.

Michelle Li is struggling to find a bit of rhythm, the coaches have a quick word after the first game at the swapping of ends. AND there's some dancing going on on court, scenes.

Back on for game number two.

An action-packed first half comes to an end.

This game is so open, the crowd at the University of Birmingham are being treated to a goalfest.

It's a sixth goal in the second quarter just 47 seconds before half-time.

South Africa equalise through Nqobile Ntuli, deflecting a Connor Beauchamp drag flick over England keeper Oliver Payne.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at the Commonwealth Games

Wales table tennis pair Charlotte Carey and Anna Hursey have won 16-14 in the first game of the women's doubles bronze-medal match against Singapore's Wong Xin Ru and Zhou Jingu.

There was controversy at 11-11 when television replays showed the ball hit one of the Singapore players during the rally but was not spotted by officials and Wales lost the point.

Carey was not happy with the decision and the Singapore players for not flagging it. It did not affect Wales and they went onto win the game.

It is the first to three games.

Over in the badminton, the battle for gold is underway in the women's singles between India's Pusarla Venkata Sindhu and Michelle Li of Canada.

Li won gold in Glasgow in 2014 but she's up against the 2019 world champion and double Olympic medallist in India's Sindhu, who also won Commonwealth bronze in 2014 and silver in 2018 - can she complete the set with a gold this year?