Scotland win the silver medal!

A strong final lap from Evelyn Davis to shrug off the attentions of South Africa, who close the gap on Canada to take bronze.

Silver medals for Katie Shanahan, Angharad Evans, Keanna Macinnes and Davis.

No prizes for guessing the winners... Iona Anderson, Sienna Toohey, Alex Perkins and Meg Harris set a Commonwealth Games record time of 3:54.25 for Australia to win gold.

Scotland were 2.77 seconds behind Australia and 1.56 clear of South Africa.

Australia and Alex Perkins claw their way back in front of Scotland and Canada.

It's tight for second between Scotland and Canada here...

Brilliant two lengths from Sophie Angus for Canada, who now lead, but Angharad Evans has dragged Scotland right into contention and they are within 0.1 seconds in second.

Australia slip to third at the halfway stage.

Iona Anderson gets Australia off to a solid start as they lead the way narrowly at the first changeover after 100m.

It's extremely tight though with Canada and England in hot pursuit.

We've got one last race on the track tonight: the women's 3,000m steeplechase final.

Plenty of home nations interest in this one as well with England's Elise Thorner, Sarah Tait of Scotland and Wales' Cari Hughes among the 10 finalists.

World champion Faith Cherotich of Kenya and former Olympic champion Peruth Chemutai of Uganda are the two outstanding athletes in the field, you'd expect they'll battle it out for gold.

But bronze is wide open.

Bethan Clement
BBC Sport Wales Reporter

“Show us the bling” as silver medallist Funmi Oduwaiye put it, as she and Team Wales team-mate Bree Cronin celebrate their first Commonwealth Games medals with Cronin winning the bronze.

Both para-athletes were draped with Y Ddraig Goch - the red dragon - flag over their shoulders, and both with huge smiles. Naturally.

And both just as delighted for each other’s success this evening as they were for themselves - delighted to have achieved it together.

Team Wales - more bling is coming your way!

Sophia Hartley
BBC World Service in Glasgow

It didn't take the Aussies long to take back control. In the first five minutes of the second quarter they've steam rolled ahead giving themselves a eight-point lead.

That nervy first quarter is already looking like a distant memory.

Up next, the relay races. This is always great entertainment.

The women’s 4x100m medley relay is our penultimate event of the evening in the pool.

Australia set the fastest time in qualifying by some distance - 4.09 seconds to be exact to second-fastest Scotland.

England might fancy their chances of a medal too, finishing just 0.34 seconds behind the Scots in the heats.

Northern Ireland are in lane one but will have to seriously improve on their time to challenge for a spot on the podium.

Keanna Macinnes waves her hands in the air and is beaming from ear to ear as the crowd cheers her on.

She steps up to have her second silver medal of the Commonwealth Games placed around her neck.

The 24-year-old was just 0.20 seconds behind gold winner Australian Brittany Castelluzzo.

Her compatriot Lizzy Dekkers collects bronze.

Andrew Richards
BBC Sport Wales in Glasgow

Not to be for Daniel Pitt.

The man from Brecon had it all to do in the third round after Australian Paul Trainor won the opening tight rounds but he can’t find a stoppage.

He tells me he’s gutted but is now looking forward to supporting his four teammates as they bid to upgrade their medals on Friday.

He also waited around long after our interview to make sure he could congratulate his opponent.

Class act.

Sophia Hartley
BBC World Service in Glasgow

Wow, brilliant quarter from South Africa. This is the first time I've seen the Diamonds under pressure and forced to make errors at this tournament so far.

They look like a real match for Australia, but can they keep it up?

We've reached the halfway stage of the men's discus throw F42-44/F61-64 final and Wales' Aled Davies is out in front.

He sent the discus 48.38m with his third attempt to move into the gold medal position.

England's Dan Greaves is fourth and Davies' Wales team-mate Harrison Walsh is fifth.

Bruce Dee collects his bronze medal for England - his first ever at a Commonwealth Games. A special moment for the 19-year-old.

The South African national anthem rings out for winner Christian Sadie, who successfully defends his title to receive gold.

Singapore's Wei Soong Toh claims silver, as he also did in 2022.

Great run from Kevin Santos and a season's best of 10.85 seconds.

He was leading with around 25m to go but couldn't hold off the dup from India.

Dilip Mahadu Gavit wins gold in 10.71 - a new Games record - with Mohammed Basil Morssinganakath (10.83) piping Santos to silver.

Northern Ireland's silver medallist Daniel Wiffen speaking to TNT Sports:

"I'm so happy, coming into that race I had all doubts in my mind after the 800.

"But me and my coach were just tunnel vision for this race. And that's exactly how I walked out.

"Tunnel vision, make sure I race it how I want to race it and I'm really happy with the time, especially because I thought anything could happen tonight."

The penultimate race of the evening now on the track. Kevin Santos of England goes in the men's 100m T47 final...

Sam Short's winning time in the men's 1500m freestyle is 14:42.11.

Silver medallist Daniel Wiffen raced in 14:44.70 and Benjamin Goedemans clocked 14:49.50 for the bronze.

Matthew Galea in fourth was more than 11 seconds behind Goedemans.

Sophia Hartley
BBC World Service in Glasgow

Back the Hydro eyeing up England's competition for tomorrow. South Africa have started FAST against Australia picking up two key interceptions in the first three minutes to give them a strong start.

The England camp will be watching this game very closely ahead of a defining game for them against South Africa tomorrow night.

A fine race for Daniel Wiffen and he takes the silver medal for Northern Ireland.

Wiffen gave it his all right until the end, even if there was never any catching the powerhouse that is Sam Short, who wins gold.

That is a third individual gold of the Commonwealth Games for the Australian and a fourth gold overall.

HIs team-mate Benjamin Goedemans claims bronze.