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Coverage of the individual all-around final
England's Alice Leaper & Marfa Ekimova in action (13:30)
Women's quarter-finals
Lynne Beattie appeared on Deal or No Deal in 2014 and apparently won a tidy sum of money.
The Australian pair switch tactics and go for height in order to claw back points but Beattie and Melissa Coutts still hold a point advantage over the Tokyo silver medallists.
The skies are looking very dark over the Brummie beach...
Individual all-around final
So after the first rotation, the hoop, England's Marfa Ekimova, who qualified top in this apparatus in the team final, tops the table with 28.850. Compatriot Alice Leaper sits 12th while Scotland's Louise Christie is in seventh and Wales duo Elizabeth Popova and Gemma Frizelle are 11th and 14th, respectively.
Next up, the ball.
Take a look at this.
Earlier, two of Rwanda's 17 Commonwealth Games athletes are into the beach volleyball medal rounds - and just look what it means.
They shocked New Zealand in the men's Quarter-Finals, beating the 2018 bronze medallists in straight sets.
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Women's quarter-finals
Perfectly placed attack by Lynne Beattie and Australia's Mariafe Artacho del Solar had no reply in defence.
Gold Digger by Kayne West accompanies that winning point.
The Scottish pair are certainly giving the crowd something to cheer as they hold a three-point lead in the first set.
Time out called by the Aussies.
Men's decathlon
Katharine Merry
BBC commentator and presenter
Australia's Cedric Dubler has picked up very good points and will finish the pole vault in the lead after that five metre clearance.
It's swings and roundabouts with the final two events [javelin and 1500m] to come.
But a massively important event there for the Australian. I am still not sure where this gold medal is going to go - and that's why we enjoy it.
Image source, BBC SportMen's decathlon
Cedric Dubler can't clear 5.10m.
It means heading into the penultimate event, the javelin, the Australian holds a 39-point lead over Grenada's defending champion Lindon Victor.
Fellow Aussie Daniel Golubovic is third, 100 points behind Dubler, and he has an advantage of 150 points to compatriot Alec Diamond in the fight for the medals.
England's Harry Kendall remains sixth after his pole vault PB.
The decathletes now have around five hours to recover from their three events so far today before returning tonight. It should be some finale!
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's quarter-finals
Wow, the announcer is loud in the beach volleyball.
Scotland's Lynne Beattie and Melissa Coutts are in white, the Australian duo of Taliqua Clancy and Mariafe Artacho are sporting green.
Quick scoring in these opening exchanges and the Scots are 5-3 in front.
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Para mixed pairs B2/B3 gold medal match
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at Victoria Park
What a moment for Scotland. Robert Barr and Melanie Inness swept all before them in the tournament.
Inness' director George Miller will be the Games' oldest gold medallist at the age of 75, too.
Overtaking compatriot Rosemary Lenton, 72, who won the women's Para mixed pairs on Wednesday.
Image source, BBC SportMen's decathlon
Cedric Dubler is going to lead the decathlon heading into the final two events this evening.
But by how much?
The Australian is the only athlete to clear five metres in the pole vault - and he's going to try and extend his advantage by as much as possible here with only the javelin and 1500m to go.
Over in the squash, current world champions England's James Willstrop and partner Declan James cruised through their men's doubles last 16 match to defeat the pair from Malta 11-2 11-1. They will face Australian pair Cameron Pilley and Rhys Downing in the quarter-final tomorrow.
Scotland's Greg Lobban and Rory Stewart also progressed over Pakistan's Tayyab Aslam and Nasir Igbal 11-4 10-11 11-3 - their quarter-final opponent is yet to be decided.
Up next, Scotland's Georgia Adderley and Lisa Aitken face Sarah-Jane Perry and Allison Waters of England in the women's doubles quarter-final before women's singles gold-medallist Georgina Kennedy is in quarter-final action later alongside partner Lucy Turmel.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen’s quarter-final
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Smithfield
Last minute preparation at the stadium in the ‘Costa del Brum’.
The DJ is whipping the crowd up and there’s plenty of support for both teams.
Australia have won the toss and will decide which end they want to play once they’ve assessed the conditions on the court as it’s a bit blustery.
Image source, BBC SportPara mixed pairs B2/B3 gold medal match.
David Corkhill
Former international lawn and indoor bowler
A wonderful performance by Scotland. they played really well and it is handshakes all round. The players all know each other really well. They haven't been bested all the way through - they never lost a match.
Scotland beat Wales 16-9.
Para lawn bowls: Para mixed pairs B2/B3 gold medal match
Scotland get the gold medal in the Para mixed pairs B2/B3 gold medal match as they clinch a 16-9 victory over Wales.
George Miller, at 75, becomes the oldest gold medallist in Commonwealth Games history. He is the director for visually-impaired bowler Melanie Inness and they play with Robert Barr and his director Sarah Jane Ewing.
It's not looking great for Scotland in the wrestling.
Abbie Fountain, one of the youngest members of Team Scotland in Birmingham, has been beaten by Canada’s Ana Godinez Gonzalez in the women's 62kg last 16.
While Kieran Malone, the current Scottish champion, has just lost to Muhammad Inam of Pakistan in the men's 86kg last 16.
Women’s quarter-final
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Smithfield
Scotland have never made it past the quarter-final in the beach volleyball and it would be a major upset were they to win today.
Lynne Beattie and Melissa Coutts qualified as one of the best third placed teams but they face a monumental challenge against the Australia duo.
Taliqua Clancy & Mariafe Artacho del Solar won silver medals at both the 2018 Commonwealth Games and the Olympics in Tokyo last year.
The Scots have been warming up just behind the main arena and the temperature is pleasantly warm but a bit cloudy.
Image source, BBC SportIndividual final
After England's team success yesterday in the rhythmic gymnastics, the country's first medal in the event since 2010, today the competition turns to the individual final.
Gymnasts will take to the floor to twirl hoops, fling balls, juggle clubs and wiggle ribbons and there's plenty of home nations involved.
Louise Christie of Scotland, Elizabeth Popova and Gemma Frizelle of Wales and England's Marfa Ekimova and Alice Leaper are all involved.
Image source, Getty ImagesPara mixed pairs B2/B3 gold medal match
John Price
Former Welsh international lawn and indoor bowler
Solid - that will do for a three - that's what Wales needed. Brilliant bowling.
Still five down with two ends to go.
Scotland leads 14-9 against Wales after end 13.
Para mixed pairs B2/B3 gold medal match
Three shots for Wales in the 13th end and that trims Scotland's lead from 14-6 to 14-9. If Wales do that in the last two ends then they could still win this.
More English joy in the men's wrestling. In the 86kg freestyle last 16, Syerus Eslami has just beaten Cyprus’ Charalampos Choiras.
At the 2018 Games Eslami became the first English wrestler to win a medal in the 86kg freestyle weight class when he took bronze aged just 21.
And England's George Ramm is through to the 65kg semi-finals after beating Namibia's Jason Afrikaner.
Ramm is back for a third Games, having lost in the bronze medal match in 2018.
Para mixed pairs B2/B3 gold medal match
Another three on the board for Scotland and they are going to take some stopping now as they lead 14-6 after 12 ends, with three ends to go.
Wales need something incredible now.