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England’s Demie-Jade Resztan is into the final of the women’s minimumweight event after beating Lethabo Modukanele of Botswana on points. She'll take on Niti Nitu of India for the gold tomorrow.

In the men’s flyweight, England’s Kiaran MacDonald was handed the win against Wales’ Jake Dodd by technical knockout after the second round and will fight Amit Panghal of India on Sunday.

Wales' Rosie Eccles reached the women's light-middleweight final after a points win over Northern Ireland's Eireann Nugent, with the 2018 silver medallist meeting Kaye Scott from Australia for gold.

Scotland's Sam Hickey will fight for gold in the men's middleweight division after the referee stopped his semi-final contest against England's Lewis Richardson. He'll face Australia’s Callum Peters in the final.

It will be an all-home nations final in the men’s light heavyweight after Scotland’s Sean Lazzerini beat Yusuf Changalawe of Tanzania. Taylor Bevan of Wales awaits after he beat Aaron Bowen of England.

One run and one wicket off the first three balls of the 18th over. It's been great for India so far.

Amy Jones is run out hesitating a single. She falls for 31 off 24 balls. Is that the game?

Dot, one, dot, dot, one, one. The tensions rises.

Deepti Sharma has just bowled brilliantly at the death to limit England to just three runs.

England need 30 off 18 to win.

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It's a super Saturday all right, with 33 gold medals being decided today.

While so much has already happened, there's still plenty more to come. here are just a few highlights:

• England meet Australia in a repeat of the 2018 netball final to decide who will face Jamaica for the gold medal at 14:30 BST.
• In the evening's athletics, Jamaica's 100m champion Elaine Thompson-Herah is favourite to win her second gold in the 200m, while the women's 800m final could come down to England's Keely Hodgkinson or Scotland's Laura Muir and Jemma Reekie.
• Jack Laugher will go for his third gold medal of the Games in the men's 3m springboard final at 18:05, while compatriots Eden Cheng and Andrea Spendolini Sirieix will bid for women's synchronised 10m platform glory.
• The men's squash doubles semi-finals begin at 18:00, as do the men's hockey semi-finals, where England men will take on holders Australia.

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"Boom! What a shot!"

The crowd are enjoying the action at a sun-kissed Victoria Park.

With four ends left in the bronze medal match it's England who are in the driving seat against Wales, leading 15-10 in front of their enthusiastic home fans.

England's Paul Drinkhall and Liam Pitchford have guaranteed themselves a medal. Will it be silver or gold?

The pair beat Singapore's Clarence Chew and Ethan Poh 11-2 11-4 8-11 11-9.

They will play India's Sathiyan Gnanaskaran and Achanta Sharath Kamal for the gold medal on Sunday afternoon.

England need a big over and boy do they get one with 15 runs coming off the 16th.

There's the release shot early on with Amy Jones cutting to the boundary.

And Jones repeats the trick with a brilliant reverse-sweep to the ropes. It brings up the 50-partnership with England needing 33 balls off 24 to reach the final.

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Women's ribbon final

Fancy seeing the 'belter' of a routine that earned Scotland's Louise Christie Birmingham 2022 silver?

Of course you do!

Defending champion Jack Laugher blamed nerves for his off-par performance in the 3m springboard preliminary as he scraped through to the final.

Chasing his third gold at these Commonwealth Games, Laugher scored zero in the first round after performing the wrong dive.

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This semi-final is right in the balance with five overs to go and the home side needing 48 runs for victory.

Both sets of fans are on the edge of their seats with England just behind the required run-rate.

Can England's captain Nat Sciver guide her team into the final?

India keeping themselves in the men's fours gold medal match with a much-needed two in the 10th end, but they've still got a lot of work to do if they are to catch Northern Ireland.

NI lead 12-5 with five ends remaining, can they close this out and secure their team's second gold of Birmingham 2022?

Great over from India's Deepti Sharma with just four runs coming from it.

England need a further 48 more runs off 30 balls to win.

In the same race, Australia's quartet suffered a bit of a nightmare...

Six overs to go, England need 51 more runs to reach the final.

Remarkably India were also 113-3 at this stage. It's anyone's game in our first cricket semi-final.

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Earlier, England and Scotland's women's teams made the final of the 4x100m relay, while England's men also reached the final of their event

This is what they had to say:

Jona Efoloko: "It feels amazing especially in front of a home crowd honestly. When they said the name England and I could just hear the crowd shouting, it just gave me that extra motivation to go, to do it for these guys."

Harry Aikines-Aryeetey: "We've got such strength and depth and being able to call upon ourselves in such moments. This is amazing. Birmingham's brought us out here and they've raised our game, they've lifted us.

"You talk about experience, this is a different way of perceiving things because everyone's come out and supported us in such a way that we can't imagine, so thank you.

"The team that we've put together - I'm old, they're young, we've got the mature, we've got the experience, we're just here to do a job."

Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake: "I'm back, as I said it was a weird one and I'm glad I was able to recover from it and be part of the quartet.

"I feel like we've got more to go but the main objective was to around, get the stick around, get the big Q and then prepare for the final."

Ojie Edoburun: "I'm sure we can make adjustments. I feel like the only goal here is gold. We're at home and we're defending our turf and I have no doubts that we'll win. For me it's been a while since I've been in and everybody's welcomed me with open arms. I just wanted to make up for my disappointment the other day.

"Full focus on the 4x100m tomorrow and like I said - gold."

Huge shout, India think they have Amy Jones out lbw as she tries to sweep bowler Radha Yadav.

Not out given by the umpire, India review it but it's missing the stumps by millimetres.

Jones survives on six from six with Nat Sciver on 18 from 22. England need 68 runs off 48 balls to reach the final.

Here's what's happened so far on day nine at Birmingham 2022:

• England's Nick Miller successfully defended his men's hammer title;
• Scotland's world champion Jake Wightman had to settle for bronze as Australia's Oliver Hoare charged through in the final few metres to claim a sensational 1500m gold;
• 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 Jack Laugher scraped through to the 3m springboard final;
• Jamaica await England or Australia in the netball final after beating New Zealand 67-51

England's Paul Drinkhall and Liam Pitchford are easing through this semi-final.

They are currently two games up against Singapore's Clarence Chew and Ethan Poh.

One game away from the gold-medal match.

Here's confirmation of the final standings in the men's hammer final.

Disappointment for Joseph Ellis, who was so close to the bronze, but a brilliant performance from Nick Miller to defend his title.

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