Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

It got tense and a little bit messy but England have done it. They've survived a formidable challenge from the She Cranes to chalk up their third win in a row in their pool.

Hugs all around from the Red Roses after an entertaining match.

"We're not used to playing that style but got through it," said England's Serena Guthrie.

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There's been plenty of action in the ring overnight and here's what you've might have missed.

In the women's 69kg, Wales' Rosie Eccles is through to the semi-finals but Scotland's Megan Gordon couldn't progress at 45-48kg with defeat to Indian opposition.

The men's 64kg round of 16 saw defeats for both Wales' William Edwards and Scotland's Robbie McKechnie, but there was a win for Northern Ireland's Steven Donnelly in the men's 75kg.

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BBC Two

We're live on BBC Two at the minute - stick it on for athletics, gymnastics and hockey galore.

The tension is cranking up at the Belmont Shooting Centre after the second elimination.

England's Emily Hibbs, 19, is unable to hold her nerve and is knocked out after a double miss to score 24/30 targets so she finishes fifth.

Hibbs' compatriot Amber Hill is still well in contention though and is joint second alongside Cypriot Panayiota Andreou with 25/30 one behind Andri Eleftheriou.

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It's all over in the Pool B match between England and Pakistan.

Goals for each team in the third and fourth period ensure that it ends up a 2-2 draw.

England are currently top of Pool B, with Wales bottom in fifth.

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In the fifth heat of the men's 400m, England's Dwayne Cowan is through to the semi-finals after finishing second in a time of 45.68.

There he joins team-mate Rabah Yousif, with, as we said earlier, Matt Hudson-Smith having been disqualified.

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Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

It's getting very noisy in here as Uganda test England in the final quarter.

Inspired by the crowd they seem quicker and more aggressive but a couple of turnovers give England some breathing space.

Can England hold on?

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Tom Brown
BBC Wales on the Gold Coast

What a final jump by Olivia Breen! Her 4.86m is a new personal best and Commonwealth Games record.

It secures her first Commonwealth title and Wales' third gold medal of the Gold Coast Games.

That matches what the nation managed in the the whole of the last two overseas Games - Melbourne 2006 and Delhi 2010.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

Botswana's Isaac Makwala, whose campaign at London 2017 was famously torpedoed by a case of Hackney belly, saunters to the finishline barely feathering the throttle.

He is the fastest man in the world this year and not far off the most confident judging by some of his pre-race clowning.

A pout, a little finger frame for his race number - Usain Bolt may be gone buy his legacy lives on in the sport's culture.

News just in and Matt Hudson-Smith has been disqualified for stepping out of his lane in his heat.

Absolutely devastating for the Englishman following a remarkable effort in his heat.

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Morning! Here's what's happened on day four so far:

• There was bronze for Scottish gymnast Daniel Purvis on the floor, but no medal for England's Max Whitlock.
• Northern Ireland's Rhys McClenaghan won an emotional gold on the pommel horse, with Whitlock taking silver.
• Scotland also won gold in the bowls, with Derek Oliver, Ronald Duncan and Darren Burnett claiming the men's triples crown.
• There was silver for England's Tom Bosworth in the men's 20km race walk, while Wales' Bethan Davis took bronze in the women's event
• Sarah Davies of England also took silver in the women's -69kg weightlifting
• England women's hockey team lost 2-1 to India, though, despite taking the lead after just 35 seconds.

England's Amber Hill and Emily Hibbs are top of the pile at the Belmont Centre in the women's skeet shooting final following the first elimination.

The pair are joint top with 17 out of 20 targets successfully hit so far. Cypriot Andri Eleftheriou remains the danger and is only one behind in third.

Catrin Heledd
Chwaraeon BBC Cymru

A tough challenge faced Wales’ Tesni Evans in her women’s singles semifinal - she faced England’s Sarah-Jane Perry, a player she’d never beaten before, who cruised 3-0 into the final.

Evans tells me she’s bitterly disappointed but when reminded that there’s still a bronze medal to go for she tells me “she’ll fight for her life” to get on that podium.

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Uganda continued their momentum after the break, as England dropped off the pace.

The She Cranes were having considerable success in attack, and Roses coach Tracey Neville had seen enough, bringing Geva Mentor, who is playing at her fifth Games, back on at goal keeper.

Uganda closed the gap even further and have real belief going into the final quarter.

Is there a shock on the cards?

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It's silver for Max Whitlock, after his disappointment on the floor earlier.

Canada's Zachary Clay takes the bronze, with Wales' Jac Davies in fourth and England's James Hall in fifth.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

The NFL’s annual draft is always intriguing as those college stars dreaming of a career in the big time show off their basic athletic prowess to impress franchises.

The jump test is being replicated at the beach volleyball complex where people - young and old - are setting their PB height (and often return to try to better it).

Click play above and you’ll catch my drift.

Postpublished at 07:07 BST 8 April 2018

07:07 BST 8 April 2018

Women's vault

That's a fine, final vault from Wales' Holly Jones.

She's off to await the score...