Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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That gold in the 20km walk for Australia’s Jemima Montag got these guys clapping and the bars which flanked this street also made some noise.

There’s a breakfast culture out here where folk congregate to put the world to rights while throwing down some bacon and egg.

The 21st gold for Australia of this Games briefly stopped the chatter.

Adam Peaty is a little behind after his start but once he gets into full flow he is just too quick.

He wins the heat and his time of 26.98 seconds means he is the only swimmer to post a time under 27 seconds in the heats.

England's James Wilby, Scots Euan Inglis, Craig Benson and Mark Campbell, Jamie Graham of Northern Ireland

The semi-finals are at 11:08 BST.

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Reigning champion Cameron van der Burgh smashes heat number four, winning comfortably. The South Africa beat Adam Peaty into silver in this event in Glasgow in 2014.

Peaty is coming up now in the next heat...

Wilby finishes second, 0.05 seconds behind the winner, and Campbell comes third. Both times should be enough for semi-finals.

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There were no British competitors in the first two heats of this 50m breaststroke but heat three features James Wilby, who won a shock gold for England in the 200m breaststroke earlier in the Games, and Scotland's Mark Campbell. The fastest 16 qualify for the semi-finals.

It's a brilliant bronze medal for Wales' Bethan Davies in the women's 20km race walk.

Leader Claire Tallent of Australia was disqualified with just a couple of kilometres remaining and that handed Davies the bronze.

A gutsy performance and a successful morning for British race walking following Tom Bosworth's silver. Woohoo.

Jemima Montag of Australia takes the gold, with New Zealand's Alana Barber the silver.

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Ouch. England push forward in search of an equaliser and take a shot on goal but the ball rebounds up and into the mouth of an Indian defender. There's a bit of blood. She's going to have to have a spell on the sidelines. Back under way and this is getting feisty. 11 minutes left for England to equalise.

England are in trouble now. India convert a penalty stroke and take the lead. We're into the final quarter now and England are going to have to come from behind to maintain their winning record.

You can watch the final stages on BBC One and at the top of this page.

Up next is the men's 50m breaststroke and that means Adam Peaty will be in the pool again shortly. He's in the fifth and final heat.

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As we have said a couple of times this pool is an open-air pool and that makes things a little difficult for these swimmers in the backstroke.

England Lizzie Simmonds won silver in the 100m backstroke at the European Champs and she progresses after finishing second in her heat. Her team-mate Jessica Fullalove is the only other British athlete through.

So at the halfway stage in the women's -69kg, it's a shootout for gold between India's Punam Yadav and Fiji's Apolonia Vaivai, who both snatched 100kg.

Sarah Davies of England is in contention for a bronze medal, you would think, having lifted 95kg, along with Pip Malone of Australia, Andrea Hams of New Zealand and Canada's Andreanne Messier.

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DRAMA IN THE RACE WALK.

Race leader Claire Tallent of Australia has been disqualified! That's a third red paddle from the umpire and she is inconsolable on the course.

But that means Bethan Davies of Wales moves into the bronze medal position. Just don't get a DQ Bethan.

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I said England had been sloppy in this half and now they've been punished. Kaur has equalised for India. She is left in acres of space inside the circle and blasts the ball through Maddie Hinch's legs.

There are three minutes left in the third period. England need to find another goal to win this group stage match.

SHE'S DONE IT. Sarah Davies makes her final attempt at 95kg and she goes into the clean and jerk pushing for a medal!

A great snatch from the English athlete.

Wales' Beth Davies is in fourth place after 17km.

A fine race from Davies but she's over two minutes behind the third placed athlete - New Zealand's Alana Barber.

Australia are currently one and two with Jemima Montag and Claire Tallent battling it out for gold. This is going to be a tight finish!

England's Gemma Bridge is in sixth place, Wales' Heather Lewis in ninth and the Isle of Man's Erika Kelly in 11th place.

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It's time to head back to the pool. Here's what's coming up in the first few heats.

01:31: Women’s 200m backstroke heats (Lizzie Simmonds - England)

01:46: Men’s 50m breaststroke heats (James Wilby - England, Mark Campbell - Scotland, Adam Peaty - England)

01:58: Women’s 100m freestyle heats

02:12: Men's SM8 200m IM heat

02:19: Women’s S9 100m freestyle heat (Alice Tai - England, Toni Shaw - Scotland)

Full schedule.

SO CLOSE. Sarah Davies attempts 95kg in that snatch, there's a long pause after the throw but she can't hold onto it and the bar slowly falls backwards. Agonising.

One more attempt for Davies. She needs this to remain in contention for a medal.

Save! Maddie Hinch keeps England in front early in the third quarter with an athletic dive to block a shot from the Indians.

England have started a little sloppy here. They give the ball away in a dangerous position but the attack comes to nothing.

It has been bugging me who Norfolk Island's second Haydn Evans looks like and I think it is actor Danny Trejo.

He has similarly slicked back hair in a pony tail.

Evans is playing well now. Having trailed 10-1, Norfolk Island are coming back into this with Scotland's lead cut to 11-6 after 10.

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Sarah Davies of England nails her first attempt in the snatch, lifting 92kg.

She's the current British Champion in the 63kg weight, but with fierce competition from Zoe Smith in that category, who won silver yesterday, she's been forced to move up a weight.

Two snatches left for Davies.

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