Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland

The number of groans inside the packed NEC as the shots landed in that round, my word.

Scotland's Sam Hickey has shaded the scorecard after the first round. Three of the five judges gave it to him.

At the moment, Callum Wilkinson, in fourth, could win this by default.

Red cards are being brandished left, right and centre at Alexander Stadium.

Into the final kilometre...

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Edgbaston

New Zealand are not hanging about and have got off to a flier in their run chase.

They need 111 to win the bronze medal and after four overs are almost halfway there.

Katherine Brunt, normally so dependable with the ball, cannot get her line right and gives away five wides in one over and is furious with herself.

That's certainly not the way to defend a low total.

Tim Hutchings
Former middle and long-distance runner

Tom Bosworth is still going strong. He's had a lot of injury problems and a lot of interruptions.

Another warning card has been held out for Wilkinson.

Here we go. Sam Hickey of Scotland fights Callum Peters of Australia in the men's middleweight final.

Hickey’s stunning stoppage of Lewis Richardson in his semi-final was sweet revenge for the Dundonian as the Englishman had beaten him the last four of the Europeans in May.

That bronze did make him the first Scot for 16 years to medal at a Europeans, while he also has another bronze from the 2017 Youth Commonwealth Games.

He gets the chance to win Scotland’s first Commonwealth gold since Charlie Flynn and Josh Taylor in 2014 against Australian Peters, who may only be 19 but what the Aussie lacks in years he certainly makes up for in confidence.

“I'm young and I'm handsome. I'm the real deal!” he said. “Anyone else who gets in the ring with me will be sorry and will go the same way. I love it. I love using my power and getting the job done.”

Middleweight is Australia’s most successful division at the Commonwealths having won three golds through Philip McElwainein 1978, Paul Millerin 2002 and Jarrod Fletcherin 2006.

Scotland's Kirsty Gilmour will miss the chance to go for gold in the badminton after losing to Canada's Michelle Li in the women's singles semi-final. Gilmour took silver at the 2014 games after losing to Li in the final and bronze in the 2018 games on the Gold Coast.

She will battle for bronze later against Jia Min Yeo of Singapore. Can she make it three medals from three games?

Four red cards!

New Zealand's Quentin Rew is out of the men's 10,000m race walk after being penalised for a fourth time.

Tom Bosworth picks up his first red card.

There's a group of six in contention for the men's 10,000m race walk medals with 4000m to go.

Among them is England's Callum Wilkinson.

The diving continues with the women’s 3m springboard preliminary round.

Divers perform five dives with the top 12 from 13 entrants advancing to tonight's final.

Evie Smith, Desharne Ashmeil and Yasmin Harper are representing England with Scotland's Grace Reid and Clara Kerr also in action.

You can stream it live right here.

What a finish it was by Zambian 19-year-old Muzala Samukonga to pip England's Matt Hudson-Smith to men's 400m gold.

Here's how the race unfolded, and the thoughts of Hudson-Smith.

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England's women's 400m silver medallist Victoria Ohuruogu and bronze medallist Jodie Williams spoke to BBC Sport:

Victoria Ohuruogu: "I think I'm really chuffed to go sub 51 (seconds). PB, silver medal, I always aim high and I just have to back myself but I'm happy.

"In the 400m you really have to run your own race. I'm happy I stuck to my race plan."

On her sister Christine's continuing influence and legacy: "I am just so proud that our name is still on the track."

Jodie Williams: "I pulled off something - obviously lane nine was rough. I went for it from the gun and had to hold on. I am delighted to get on that podium."

The final race of Tom Bosworth's career is about to start.

The English race walker was a silver medallist in 2018 and is set to retire after today's 10,000m race because of persistent back problems.

Australia have won the past six Commonwealth Games titles, previously over 20 or 30km, with Declan Tingay among the favourites today.

Another athlete to keep an eye on is England's Callum Wilkinson, who placed 10th in the 20km walk on his Olympic debut last year.

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Let's check in on the men's triple jump final as we approach the end of the third round of jumps.

We've reached the halfway stage of the competition and England's Ben Williams sits in eighth after an opening jump of 16.03m.

Can he improve? No, it's a third successive no-jump.

India's Eldhose Paul leads the way with a leap of 17.03m.

It's home nations success in the men's 10m platform preliminary round with all five British athletes making it through to the final.

Australia's Cassiel Rousseau is top qualifier after scoring an incredible 99 points with his final dive.

England's Noah Lee, Matty Lee and Matthew Dixon advance along with Scotland's Angus Menmuir and Wales' Aidan Heslop.

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Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Edgbaston

England have stuttered their way to 110-9 in their 20 overs against a very disciplined New Zealand.

It's not a large total to defend in their quest for a bronze medal.

But England did restrict New Zealand to just 71 in their group game and will need their bowlers to put in a similar performance if they are to come away with bronze at Edgbaston.

It was bronze for England's Cindy Sember in the women's 100m hurdles, which was won in style by Nigeria's Tobi Amusan.

Next up in the boxing, Rose Eccles of Wales takes on Kaye Scott of Australia in the women's light middleweight final

This is a rematch of the bronze medal bout in 2018 that Eccles won to set up a final against England’s Sandy Ryan.

She lost that, but will be confident of going one better against 38 year-old Scott, who has lost to Welsh fighters at the past two Games - having also been beaten by Lauren Price in the quarter-finals in 2014.

Eccles made short work of Northern Ireland’s Eireann Nugent in the semis with a clinical win on points.

She has a great chance to emulate middleweight Price and become only the second Welsh female to win Commonwealth boxing gold.

Australia's Georgia Baker took gold as a final sprint decided the women's road race, with Scotland's Neah Evans coming through to clinch silver.

Here's how the conclusion to that one played out.