Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Edgbaston

England have won the toss at Edgbaston and have decided to bat first against New Zealand.

Both sides are unchanged from their semi-final defeats.

Nigeria's Tajudeen Agunbiade takes the second game 11-9 against England’s Ross Wilson.

Wilson, a Commonwealth gold medallist in 2018, has won bronze at the last three Olympics and will want another to add to his collection.

It looks like this is going to be a close one.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Edgbaston

It's a gloriously sunny morning at Edgbaston for the bronze medal match in the women's T20 cricket.

England would have hoped to have been in the final but after losing by four runs to India, find themselves playing New Zealand for bronze.

England hammered the White Ferns by seven wickets in their group game encounter. Can they repeat that to win a medal today in what would be a first women's cricket medal won at a Commonwealth Games?

Both teams have been going through warm up drills on the outfield with the match getting under way at 10:00 BST.

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England's Lauren Smith and Marcus Ellis are guaranteed to equal or better their result in 2018's Commonwealth Games.

They are into a consecutive gold-medal match after beating Scotland's Julie MacPherson and Adam Hall 21-14 21-7.

Malaysia or Singapore will stand in their way of the gold medal.

England’s Ross Wilson leads in the bronze-medal match.

He takes the first game against Nigeria's Tajudeen Agunbiade 11-9.

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Did I mention there is a lot happening on day 10?

Among the 45 golds, here are a few highlights to keep in mind as you plan your day:

• Athletics: The morning session at Alexander Stadium will see eight gold medals won, including the women's and men's 4x100m relays in which England will go up against the likes of Jamaica and Canada. Later, Eilish McColgan is set to feature for Scotland in the women's 5,000m and team-mate Laura Muir goes in the women's 1500m.
• Cycling: The road races will be held in and around Warwick. The women's 112km race is already under way, before the men's race is 160km which will include Geraint Thomas for Wales and Mark Cavendish for the Isle of Man.
• Cricket: England were hoping to be in the T20 gold medal match but their defeat to India means they play New Zealand for bronze. Australia take on India at 17:00 for gold.
• Boxing: 16 titles are decided in three furious bursts of activity at Birmingham's NEC, with plenty of home nations interest.
• Netball: Defending champions England lost in the semi-final of the netball so now play New Zealand in the bronze medal match. The final - Australia v Jamaica is at 20:30.
• Hockey: England have never won hockey gold at the Commonwealth Games. Australia stand in their way in the women's gold medal match.
• Beach volleyball: Joaquin and Javier Bello will attempt to make history by becoming the first England team to win a Commonwealth medal in beach volleyball.
• Diving: At the diving, the men move up to the 10m platform, which features England's Matthew Dixon and Noah Williams, while the women's 3m springboard has Scotland's Grace Reid.

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Another brilliant moment from day nine was England's Jack Hunter-Spivey's Para-table tennis gold.

"When I was a kid I wanted to be the next Steven Gerrard and to be at Anfield, but this is my Anfield and the crowd were the 12th man," he said.

History was made on Saturday, as Alastair Chalmers won Guernsey's first ever Commonwealth Games medal in athletics.

Here's how he earned bronze in the men's 400m hurdles final.

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at NEC Birmingham

We've just had one of the longest rallies I've ever seen in racket sports here in the semi-final between Scotland and England.

Amazing entertainment as the crowd gasped and moved to the edge of their seats.

England pair Marcus Ellis and Lauren Smith were the ones who emerged with their fists clenched.

They've taken the first game 21-14 against Scotland's Adam Hall and Julie MacPherson.

They lead 7-4 in the second too, and are on course for tomorrow's final.

England take the first game.

The 2018 silver medallists Lauren Smith and Marcus Ellis beat Scotland's Julie MacPherson and Adam Hall 21-14.

The English pair came out on top in an epic 87-shot rally to earn game point.

Jamaica's Elaine Thompson-Herah was in a league of her own in the women's 200m final last night.

She set a new games record to cruise to gold.

It was a one-two-three for England in the men's 3m springboard competition.

Watch the best dives from Daniel Goodfellow, Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden as England locked out the podium on day nine.

Fresh from her brilliant time trial silver on Thursday, England’s Anna Henderson continues to make attacks at the front of the peloton but still nothing is getting away from the peloton.

Here's a recap of what happened on a packed day nine at Birmingham 2022:

• Kenya's Mary Moraa beat England's Keely Hodgkinson and Scotland's Laura Muir to take gold in the women's 800m.
• Jamaica's Elaine Thompson-Herah won women's 200m gold while England's Zharnel Hughes claimed silver in men's event.
• England's hopes of a second successive Commonwealth Games netball title were ended as Australia won 51-60 to set up a final meeting with Jamaica.
• England's Nick Miller successfully defended his men's hammer title.
• Scotland's world champion Jake Wightman had to settle for bronze in the 1500m.
• England duo Amy Pharaoh and Sophie Tolchard claimed silver after losing a thrilling final to Australia in the lawn bowls women's pairs.
• Gemma Frizelle won an historic gold in the rhythmic gymnastics hoop final for Wales.
• Louise Christie claimed Scotland's 36th medal by earning silver in the women's ribbon final.
• English diver Dan Goodfellow won gold to lead an all-England top three in the men's 3m springboard final, while Eden Cheng and Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix won silver in the women's synchronised 10m platform final.
• England lost out to India in the semi-final of the cricket and will play New Zealand in Sunday's bronze medal match.

Another event already well under way this morning is the women's road race.

Gibraltar's Elaine Pratts was among the riders to suffer in an early crash, but it appears all the riders involved have been able to get back on their bikes to continue the circuit around Warwick.

There's around 60km still to go of the 112km route - and so far every attack has been neutralised by the peloton.

Sprint finish pending?

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There’s an all-British semi-final on the show court between second seeds and 2018 silver medallists Lauren Smith and Marcus Ellis of England, and Scotland’s Julie MacPherson and Adam Hall.

Neither pair have dropped a game yet - what will give today?

It’s Singapore v Malaysia in the other semi-final.

That's currently available to watch on the red button and over here.

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There's some early home nations interest in the men’s singles classes 8-10 table tennis.

England’s Ross Wilson won gold in 2018 but lost to Joshua Stacey on Friday so is going for bronze. He faces Tajudeen Agunbiade of Nigeria.

And once that game has done we'll move straight on to the final where Joshua Stacey of Wales won bronze in 2018. Today, the 22-year-old goes for gold against Australia’s Lin Ma.

Forty-five gold medals. This is where they'll come:

Athletics: Women's 100m hurdles, 400m, javelin, 4x100m relay, long jump, 1500m, 5,000m and 4x400m relay, men's triple jump, 400m, 10km race walk, 4x100m relay, javelin, 800m and 4x400m relay

Beach volleyball: Women, men

Boxing: Women's minimumweight, light/middleweight, light-flyweight, lightweight, featherweight and middleweight, men's flyweight, middleweight, light-heavyweight, bantamweight, light-welterweight, light-middleweight, heavyweight, featherweight, welterweight and super-heavyweight

Cricket: Women

Diving: Women's 3m springboard, men's 10m platform

Hockey: Women

Netball: Women

Road cycling: Women's and men's road race

Squash: Mixed doubles

Table tennis: Women's singles, men's doubles and classes 8-10 singles, mixed doubles

This is it.

The penultimate day of a brilliant 2022 Commonwealth Games.

A huge Sunday lies ahead of us.

An incredible 45 gold medals will be won today.

Get comfy, we're in for quite the day.

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