Day seven of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow
England's netballers beat South Africa 58-54 to reach semi-finals
Roses will play New Zealand in last four on Saturday
Athletics gold for England's Zac Shaw, bronzes for England's Scott Lincoln and Scotland's Megan Keith
Neil Fachie becomes Scotland record-breaker with Para-cycling gold
Men's 200m semi-final
Zharnel Hughes was way off the pace there. That's his 200m hopes done and dusted.
He crosses the line in sixth with a time of 20.67 - 0.47 seconds behind Christopher Taylor of Jamaica, who finishes first.
Nigeria's Udodi Chudi Onwuzurike also qualifies for the final.
Men’s Team Sprint
42.455 - Australia take gold by over half a second, Wow.
England mixed up their rotation with Hamish Turnball sandwiched between Joe Truman and Harry Ledingham-Horn but couldn't live with Australia and have to settle for silver.
Trinidad & Tobago have been handed bronze as Wales were unable to start their bronze medal race due to the situation with Ioan Hepburn.
Netball - Jamaica 6-6 Wales
Alexandra Richards
BBC Sport Wales in Glasgow
This is a great start from Wales. They are working hard and holding their own here. It's all level halfway through the first quarter.
Men's 200m semi-finals
On to the men's 200m semi-finals.
England's Zharnel Hughes, a silver medallist at Birmingham four years ago, is racing in the first semi-final.
The 31-year-old was the fifth fastest qualifier yesterday with a time of 20.45 seconds. Let's see how he gets on today.
A false start to begin with from Botswana's Justice Oratile...
Image source, Getty ImagesMen’s Team Sprint
Fast start from England but Australia pull ahead before halfway.
Men’s Team Sprint
The England team of Joe Truman, Harry Ledingham-Horn and Hamish Turnbull will go for gold against Australia.
This should be epic.
Men's shotput final
We're starting with the men's shotput final in Scotstoun.
England's Scott Lincoln won bronze in Birmingham four years ago and he will be looking to upgrade that with a silver or gold in Glasgow.
But he's up against some tough opposition, with New Zealand's Tom Walsh attempting to defend his title.
We'll keep you updated with how that one is going throughout the evening.
Image source, Getty ImagesMen’s Team Sprint
England v Australia to come for gold, this is Wales v Trinidad & Tobago for bronze.
Ioan Hepburn is on the track but is being looked over by official medics, in addition to the team doctors.
This doesn't look good. It seems like he will not be permitted to race.
Netball - Jamaica 2-4 Wales
Alexandra Richards
BBC Sport Wales in Glasgow
Good start from Wales here. They get an early turnover and take a slender lead over the 2022 silver medallists.
Netball - Jamaica 1-3 Wales
Alexandra Richards
BBC Sport Wales in Glasgow
Georgia Rowe has a 99% shooting percentage coming into tonight’s game. Incredible from the Wales goal shooter!
She has been one of the most accurate shooters in the competition so far, but she’ll definitely have her work cut out tonight against one of the world’s best defenders Shamera Sterling.
A jam-packed schedule in Scotstoun tonight. Here's all the track and field events coming up...
Netball - Jamaica 0-0 Wales
Alexandra Richards
BBC Sport Wales in Glasgow
One change to the starting seven for Wales tonight from the side that lost to New Zealand, with Alex Johnson coming in at goal defence.
Netball - Jamaica 0-0 Wales
Wales' final netball match of the 2026 Commonwealth Games has just got under way against Jamaica in Pool B.
The Welsh are already out of the competition, but Jamaica must avoid defeat to guarantee progression to the semi-final in second place.
Third-placed Uganda have a goal average of 1.18 and would need Jamaica's (1.37) to be severely dented by defeat to Wales to allow them to go through.
Men’s Team Sprint
There's a delayed start here as Ioan Hepburn of Wales appears to be in discussion with a medic and the Trinidad & Tobago athletes have left the start gate and are rolling around the track keeping warm.
Hepburn seems to be okay to start, however...
Women's team sprint
Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome
Two rides, two Games records from this trio.
Wow, just wow, what a race.
Take a bow Emma Finucane, Lowri Thomas and Rhian Edmunds.
They upgrade bronze in Birmingham to gold in Glasgow!
Women’s Team Sprint
Wales win in a new Commonwealth Games record. 46.760secs.
they win by 0.141secs.
Breathtaking stuff.
Emma Finucane, Lowri Thomas and Rhian Edmunds have secured the first Welsh medal on the track, and it's gold.
Katy Marchant, Sophie Capewell and Rhianna Parris-Smith have to settle for England, despite leading going into the second of three laps.
Women’s Team Sprint
England have begun the faster, but Wales are trying to come back...
Women’s Team Sprint
These two teams were separated by 0.18 seconds in qualifying...
Emma Finucane, Lowri Thomas and Rhian Edmunds go for Wales.
Katy Marchant, Sophie Capewell and Rhianna Parris-Smith go for England.
Three laps.
Frantic.
We're off..
Women's Team Sprint bronze-medal race
Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome
Alba gu bràth! Another bronze medal for Scotland...
Scottish Gaelic speaker Lauren Bell and team-mates Iona Moir and Maddy Silcock edge out Australia for a second medal of the night in the Velodrome.
Women’s Team Sprint
Lauren Bell blazes to the line and Scotland have brought the house down with a second home medal of the session.
Maddy Silcock, Iona Moir and Bell went way faster than their qualifying time and the Australians had no answer.
Worth the wait...
We'll have a home nation podium... but who will be on the top step? England and Wales go imminently to find out...