Ahhh what a shame.

Ben Lane and Sean Vendy didn't do much wrong in that match but the Indian duo just had the better of them. It's silver for England.

Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy become the only pair to ever win gold in this event for India. And what a performance it was from them.

Liam Pitchford gets on the board but he's second best in another rally as Sharath Kamal Achanta goes 5-1 up.

He's beginning to look unstoppable, but Pitchford gets the crowd going again as he fires in to reduce the deficit to 7-5.

Oh dear, after keeping things level much of the way it's all gone a bit wrong for England's Ben Lane and Sean Vendy and they find themselves in a bit of a pickle.

The Indian duo lead the second game 19-13 and are two points from gold.

The pressure is on for Liam Pitchford.

Sharath Kamal Achanta moves 3-0 up and he's edging closer to victory.

Another roar to the crowd from Liam Pitchford as he stays in touch at 6-7, but Sharath Kamal Achanta gets away again.

It's much better from Pitchford, but he finds himself 3-1 down as he loses the fourth game 11-6.

Achanta is one game away from gold and Pitchford has it all to do.

One last gold for Australia to end the Games is looking pretty likely in the men's hockey.

Guy McCrae
Sports commentator

Time and again he does this - he resets and then he goes for it!

What a rally! What a winner!

Is that the point Liam Pitchford was waiting for to reignite his challenge?

He closes to 5-6 down and it prompts Sharath Kamal Achanta to call a time out.

Oh dear, this is getting a bit silly now.

Jacob Anderson whips another goal in and Australia lead the men's hockey final by five with three minutes still to go until half-time.

England led Australia 2-0 at one point in their semi-final - that seems pretty impressive now.

Image source, Reuters

It's an all-England encounter as Darryl Selby and Adrian Waller face James Willstrop and Declan James in the men's doubles gold medal match.

This is a re-run of the 2018 semi-final, which Selby and Waller won, but Willstrop and James – who were eventually bronze medallists at the Gold Coast – became world champions in April and only dropped one game throughout that tournament.

Selby won the silver four years ago and bronze in the doubles at Glasgow in 2014; will he complete his set today?

The final has just got under way.

Work to do for Liam Pitchford already in game four as Sharath Kamal Achanta moves 3-1 ahead.

He takes a time out to compose himself. He's not been able to maintain the level he showed in that opener.

More scenes like this please, Liam!

Image source, PA Media

Guy McCrae
Sports commentator

That was a romp.

Pitchford has got a lot lot think about here now!

Another one for Australia!

They have dominated men's Commonwealth hockey since it began - winning gold on all six of the sport's appearances at the Games - and they are dominating this final.

We're not even at half-time and they're four goals to the good as Tom Wickham bats the ball between the India goalkeeper's legs.

The shuttle is in absolute pieces after that rally - Ben Lane had to actually run off the court and change his racquet MID-RALLY because one of the strings had gone.

An incredible 61-shot back and forth and Lane and Sean Vendy held out for the point.

All square in this second game - 6-6. This is so tense.

This has been some response from Sharath Kamal Achanta to dropping that first game.

England's Liam Pitchford has no answer as his opponent begins to move through the gears and takes the third game comfortably, winning it 11-2.

Sharath Kamal Achanta has the momentum now and he's leaving Liam Pitchford behind in game three.

Having just levelled the match at 1-1, India's man has stormed into a 6-1 lead.

Guy McCrae
Sports commentator

This is incredible from Pitchford! I'm not sure how he's even feeling the ball.

The England team are all on their feet supporting.

Sharath Kamal Achanta manages to wriggle free of Liam Pitchford to level the match.

He takes the second game convincingly in the end, wrapping it up 11-7 to get his gold medal hopes back on track.

We're still in the first half, but it's already looking like a long way back for India in the men's hockey final.

There's a scramble on a penalty corner, but Jacob Anderson is the man who eventually gets the ball over the line for Australia's third goal.

Image source, Getty Images

England's Noah Williams and Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix won a stunning gold in the mixed synchronised 10m platform final earlier.

Here's what they had to say after both picked up their second golds of the Games:

On winning another gold, Spendolini-Sirieix said: "It's been incredible, we came in and wanted to have fun but it's been a PB for us in synchro!

"I'm really pleased with how we executed our dives and our overall synchro. It's been really fun."

On being able to have fun in this event, Williams said: "Because it's not in the Olympics I think some people take it less seriously.

"Obviously it's here at the Commonwealth Games so we take it seriously but we could definitely enjoy ourselves more.

"It's been incredible to have all of these fans here. Usually we have Nationals but it's just the parents of the divers that turn up!

"I've really enjoyed having everyone here."