Competition favourite Eleanor Patterson is up and running in the women's high jump, clearing 1.85m and then 1.89m with her first attempts. Cool as you like.

Who can follow?

Australia's Jemima Montag is dominating the field in the women's 10,000m race walk.

Welsh duo Bethan Davies and Heather Lewis are in fifth and sixth respectively at 8km.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Sandwell Aquatics Centre

Much, much better from Jack Laugher.

His fourth dive is awarded 81.70 points and that's enough to lift him into 11th with one dive to go. That's greeted by a big cheer from the crowd as the standings come up on the big screen.

Laura Zialor is safely clear at 1.85m on her second attempt.

Can Morgan Lake join her?

She can! On we go.

David Corkhill
Former international lawn and indoor bowler

Australia win the gold. What a match with England. That was outstanding. Unbelievable scenes.

England were magnificent in this match but the Aussies came right back at them.

Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport at Edgbaston

Katherine Brunt seeking early wickets inside the powerplay but Smriti Mandhana shows her class with a well-driven four down the ground.

The atmosphere is building and the fans from both sides are starting to make themselves heard.

It's a great setting for a semi-final.

You can watch the match here

Heartbreak for England! Joy for Australia!

A brilliant driving bowl at the death from Ellen Ryan knocks out England's bowl and gives Australia the win.

England put their last bowl behind the jack.

Australia have the final throw. Can they deny England gold?

Australia miss!

One bowl each with England having a gold-medal lie.

Amy Pharaoh's latest bowl is centimetres away from the jack again. Australia are under pressure.

A really physical encounter between Botswana's Lethabo Modukanele and England's Demie-Jade Resztan but it is the Englishwoman that clinches the win, on a unanimous decision.

She fights on Sunday for the gold medal.

Australia bounce back smashing their bowl into the jack and moving it out into the open.

It's a clean slate now with two efforts left each.

Stunning from England skipper Amy Pharaoh. She pushes away an Australia bowl and gets a second England bowl touching the jack.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Sandwell Aquatics Centre

This really isn't happening at the moment for Jack Laugher.

Another below-par score of 55.80 leaves him second from bottom with two dives to go. The gap to 12th has narrowed however, just 11.45 points.

Leeds-born Yona Wisdom-Knight, representing Jamaica, is back at the top of the standings.

Three bowls left each in sudden death. England have the gold-medal lie as things stand.

England go first so Australia will have the final throw. England's Sophie Tolchard pins her bowl to the jack from her opening effort.

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It's a repeat of the 2017 World cup final as England take on India in the first semi-final at Edgbaston.

England won all three group games and demolished New Zealand on Thursday, winning by seven wickets with more than eight overs to spare.

They are unchanged.

India were beaten World Cup finalists, losing to Australia in 2020. Bowler Renuka Singh is the competition’s leading wicket-taker with 9 wickets.

Amy Pharaoh saves the match for England, knocking out one of the two Australia bowls.

Australia win the final end but not by enough. It's 18-18 and we'll have an extra end.

It's all over for Emily Borthwick in the women's high jump final.

Huge disappointment for the English athlete as she can't make it over 1.81m after three attempts and exits the competition.

Morgan Lake is involved now, and after a first failure she's safely over.

England are taking their time. You don't want to mess this up.