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Morning session: 08:30-15:15 BST
Australia v England in the women's pairs gold medal match
Scotland's Iain Mclean v Australia's Aaron Wilson in men's singles semi-final
Northern Ireland's Garry Kelly v Fairul Abd Muin of Malaysia in other semi
Afternoon session: 16:30-19:45 BST
Medal matches in the men's singles
Mixed doubles quarter-final
England's Marcus Ellis and Lauren Smith are into the badminton mixed doubles semi-finals.
The pair, who won silver in Australia in 2018, beat Sri Lanka's Sachin Dias and Thilini Hendahewa 21-12, 21-19.
Ellis and Smith could face Scottish duo Adam Hall and Julie MacPherson if they win their match against Malaysia this afternoon.
T20 semi-final: England 81-3 (9 overs) v India (164-5 - 20 overs)
England are where they need to be at the halfway stage of their chase in this semi-final at Edgbaston.
Nat Sciver has 13 off 14 with new batter Amy Jones on two from two.
India were 79-2 at this stage.
Men's singles final
Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at Victoria Park
Brilliant from Ballymoney's finest Gary Kelly, who has just secured Northern Ireland's 17th medal of Birmingham 2022.
It'll be either gold or silver, after he advanced to the final with an excellent 21-15 win over Malaysia.
He was trailing 13-8 at one stage, but dominated the second half of the contest to surge into the final.
NI's men's fours lead 10-3 in the final against India, what a day it could be at Victoria Park...
Men's hammer final
Nick Miller successfully defends his hammer title!
Having failed with his first two attempts, a fourth throw of 76.43m is enough to hold off the challenge of Canada's Ethan Katzberg, as Cypriot Alexandros Poursanidis pips England's Joseph Ellis to bronze.
T20 semi-final: England v India
Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
A head in hands moment for England opener Danni Wyatt who can't believe what she's done.
She trudges off slowly after hitting the ball on to her own stumps, but there's jubilation from India after taking a crucial wicket.
Men's hammer final
Cypriot Alexandros Poursanidis denies Joseph Ellis a medal as he produces a final throw of 73.97m to move into third.
T20 semi-final: England 81-3 (9 overs) v India (164-5 - 20 overs)
Spoke too soon!
Danni Wyatt goes again but this time scoops the ball on to her own stumps. England are in trouble.
Men's singles semi-finals
Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at Victoria Park
All over for Iain McLean of Scotland in his pursuit of men's singles gold, as he loses 21-9 to Australian Aaron Wilson.
It looks likely that Wilson will face Northern Ireland's Gary Kelly in the final, as he is nearly there against Malaysia's Fairul Izwan Abd Muin.
He has overturned a five-point deficit and now leads 20-15, remember 21 is the magic number.
T20 semi-final: England 81-2 (8.5 overs) v India (164-5 - 20 overs)
Oh that is cheeky from Danni Wyatt who gets down on one knee and scoops spinner Sneh Rana for four.
Wyatt's going well on 35 from 26.
Men's hammer final
England's Nick Miller is closing in on another Commonwealth Games gold medal!
Canada's Ethan Katzberg has thrown a PB 76.36m for second, but it's still adrift of Miller's best throw of 76.43m.
Here comes Joseph Ellis with his final attempt. He's currently out of the medals...
YES!
He's up into third with a brilliant 73.09m throw. Will it be enough for a medal?
Men's 1500m final
Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV
I think Jake Wightman would not have hit the front so early if he hadn't won the gold at the worlds. Going so early, so hard, so quick and there was no more.
Men's 1500m final
Wales' Jake Heyward comes in fifth, with England's Matthew Stonier seventh, Scotland's Neil Gourley eighth, Elliot Giles ninth and Josh Kerr 12th.
Men's 1500m final
Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV
Not since Herb Elliott in 1958 have Australia had a Commonwealth champion.
That was sensational from Ollie Hoare. It was a risk for me for Jake Wightman to come here and run the 1500m. He put himself on the line and that was a hard, hard race.
Men's 1500m final
Scotland's world champion Jake Wightman has to settle for bronze in 3:30.53.
He went early, but just didn't have enough left in reserve in the closing stages.
Kenya's Timothy Cheruiyot takes silver.
Men's 1500m final
Jake Wightman is running out of steam!
It's wide open...
Australia's Oliver Hoare takes it!
It's a Games record time of three minutes 30.12 seconds.
Boxing semi-finals
Some fantastic scenes in the morning session of the semi-finals in boxing.
There were eye-catching performances from Scotland's Sam Hickey and England’s Kiaran MacDonald as they reach their respective gold medal matches, and a barnstormer in a light-heavyweight contest between Wales’ Taylor Bevan and Englishman Aaron Bowen.
Semi-finals resume at 2.30pm.
Men's 1500m final
Jake Wightman goes for it from a long way out!
T20 semi-final: England 64-2 (6.2 overs) v India (164-5 - 20 overs)
Oh no!
India breakthrough as teenager Alice Capsey is run out attempting a second.
She falls for 13 off eight balls and India have the momentum once more.
Men's 1500m final
Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV
This is going to require patience. That was too quick through the first 400m and they will slow down.
This is playing into Jake Wightman's hands
Men's 1500m final
Kenyan duo Abel Kipsang and Timothy Cheruiyot keep on pushing the pace.
A cheer as Jake Wightman moves up as we enter the final lap. This is it!