Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

That is extraordinary from the Chinese divers. How do they manage to do that many actions in just one-and-a-half seconds?

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

It was all about Jack Laugher's take-off and it was excellent this time. He keeps cool, but does pull it over slightly.

Overall he steps it up in round two.

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Superb.

Wang Zongyuan delivers with his second dive and gets a whopping 91.00 from the judges. He's up to 172.60 overall.

He overtakes his China team-mate Xie Siyi, who is down to third, behind Mexico's Osmar Olvera.

Jack Laugher is fourth, seven points off the medals.

Bianca Cook
Two-time Olympic bronze medallist

[Bradly] Sinden went out there and showed everyone why he is here. Got the 12-point gap ahead of his opponent and you can see he wants what he wants.

He showed what he is made of and has performed so well so far. He has got three more fights to hopefully get that gold medal he wants.

Excellent second dive from Great Britain's Jack Laugher.

His reverse 3½ somersaults with tuck earns him an 84, putting him on 158.80 in second, behind Mexico's Osmar Olvera on 169.15.

Xie Siyi and Wang Zongyuan to come...

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Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

It is good from Jordan Houlden. The mistake he made was that he piked too early, so his backside was sticking out.

That was costly for Houlden.

Inward 3½ somersaults for Jordan Houlden but it's not the result he would have wanted.

A 64.60 sees him slot in in fifth, on 141.10 overall, with four divers still to go in this second round.

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Taekwondo is now on the Red Button and iPlayer with Great Britain's Bradly Sinden taking on Croatia's Marko Golubic for a spot in the semi-finals.

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Ethiopia's Lamecha Girma is recovering the day after a fall that shocked fans at the men's 3000m steeplechase final, the International Olympic Committee said on Thursday.

"We understand he is in good shape and he is okay, he is recovering," the International Olympic Committee said in a statement.

The 23-year-old world record holder was sprinting at full speed when he tripped over the third-from-last barrier on the final lap and crashed onto the track, where he lay motionless for several minutes.

The concerned crowd applauded as he was carried out of the Stade de France on a stretcher wearing a neck brace and he was later taken to hospital.

Morocco's Soufiane El Bakkali retained his Olympic title, while American Kenneth Rooks took silver and Kenya's Abraham Kibiwot claimed bronze.

A 78.20 for Germany's Moritz Wesemann moves him into the lead midway through the second round, albeit with the leaders still to go.

His total of 153 is nine points clear of the USA's Carson Tyler in second.

The men's taekwondo 68kg quarter-finals start this afternoon.

Team GB's Bradly Sinden takes on Marko Golubic of Croatia at 14.32 BST (the final is at 20:19).

On 'Paris: Garsroots to Glory' he speaks about his golden ambition at the Paris Olympic Games.

Click above to listen to his story.

The two Chinese divers are last to go and immediately move themselves to the top of the leaderboard.

Xie Siyi is in the gold medal position after round one on 86.70 - a very impressive start - with Wang Zongyuan second on 81.60.

For Team GB, Jordan Houlden is tied for fourth on 76.50, with Jack Laugher joint sixth on 74.80.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

Jack Laugher will be slightly annoyed about that. To do that dive from the corner of the board impacted him, but it shows his experience to still execute.

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Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

A great opening dive from Laugher. But there is work to do and improvement to be made.

Solid start from Jack Laugher after he found himself right on the corner of the board.

He recovers the situation well to record a 74.80 - that's enough for fifth.

In between Laugher and Jordan Houlden was Mexico's Osmar Olvera, who posted a 79.90 to take the lead.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

I can see Jack Laugher with his headphones on bobbing along to some music in the waiting area behind the boards.

He looks relaxed.

Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

It's a great start from Jordan Houlden and it puts him up there at the top.

Really height off the springboard Jordan Houlden and it's a super start for the British diver.

His 76.50 puts him in a three-way tie for the lead alongside the Dominican Republic's Jonathan Ruvalcaba and Carson Tyler of the USA.

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After falling 1-0 down at the start of the second quarter, India have responded well and they now find themselves in front against Spain.

It's a second goal for captain Harmanpreet Singh, who blasts another penalty corner low and hard into the bottom left corner.

Less than 25 minutes stand between India and the bronze medal at Yves-du-Manoir Stadium.

Five divers down in this first round and Jonathan Ruvalcaba of the Dominican Republic is the early leader.

His score of 76.50 puts him just ahead of Germany's Moritz Wesemann on 74.80.

Team GB's Jordan Houlden goes eight with Jack Laugher, who was third in qualifying for this final, 10th.