Here's how they'll line up for tomorrow's final.

Look how close it is - a tie between Sean Campsie and Jacob Peters!

As Neah Evans and Emily Kay receive their medals, here's what they had to say about their performances.

Scotland's Neah Evans, who won silver, told BBC Sport: "It was hard work but I'm pleased to have come away with silver.

"It's a tricky one as you're supposed to compete as an individual but clearly there are teams that work together. Scotland stick to the rules.

"The team is on fire and I think we've come away with seven medals every night, which is great."

England's Emily Kay, who won bronze, said: "I came here to enjoy the experience. I felt good today but the field is so strong I just managed to find my way through. I'm so happy to get bronze.

"It's really special, the team's done so well and I wanted to be a part fo that. I'm over the moon to get on the podium."

England's James Guy wins the second semi-final in 52.34 seconds.

South Africa's Chad le Clos in second, with Canada's Josiah Binnema in third.

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Anna Thompson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

Wales’ Elinor Barker admitted she didn’t have the legs in the final lap to challenge for medals in the scratch race but she’s leaving the velodrome with a gold medal from the points race.

She now turns her attentions to next week’s road race.

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Beth Fisher
Former Wales Hockey international

Just moments after India took the lead, Wales have equalised. They score a penalty corner through Gareth Furlong and that's his hat-trick.

Two minutes to go.

There was silver for Alice Tai on a successful day in the pool for the home nations.

• Abeku Jackson (Gha)
• Sajan Prakash (Ind)
• Chad le Clos (RSA)
• James Guy (Eng)
• Josiah Binnema (Can)
• Mackenzie Darragh (Can)
• Jie Chan (Mas)
• Eben Vorster (RSA)

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on the Gold Coast

Stephanie Morton just had so much power. I couldn't see past her winning it.

Hello, Wales' Calum Jarvis has finished third in that semi-final, in 53.33 seconds. That should be enough to qualify.

Australia's Grant Irvine finishes first in 51.87, with compatriot David Morgan second.

Games record time? Check.

Gold medal? Check.

Success for Matt Glaetzer

Four lots of semi-finals coming up for you...

• Ryan Coetzee (RSA)
• Calum Jarvis (Wal)
• Jacob Peters (Eng)
• Sean Campsie (Sco)
• David Morgan (Aus)
• Grant Irvine (Aus)
• Ralph Govieia (Zam)
• James Brown (NIR)

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

Scottish cyclist Callum Skinner was pleased to come away with bronze in the men’s 1000m time trial after being ill this week.

He said: “I don’t want to go into too many details but I went through a rough patch this week.”

He admitted his form had been a bit “up and down” but the Commonwealths were a stepping stone to Tokyo 2020.

He’s now looking forward to a holiday - in Australia and Sri Lanka - before returning to training at the Manchester Velodrome.

“We’ve got some new boards which is great as there were a few splinters! It’s my favourite track so I’m looking forward to getting back there.”

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The minor final is won by Canada's Lauriane Genest so she finishes seventh overall.

Rachel James places ninth, Lauren Bate 10th and Robyn Stewart 12th.

There's no time for a rest at the velodrome and we're into the women's keirin finals.

First up it's the minor final to decide places 7-12, featuring Wales' Rachel James, Northern Ireland's Robyn Stewart and England's Lauren Bate.

ThingsTomTweets: Adam Peaty just makes it look so easy, nearly a second faster in the heat...clearly fastest into the final. Ridiculous.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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England take the first set 21-14 and look good doing so. The giant Chris Gregory has served faster than anyone with one 59km/h effort and he’s made two blocks at the net, with all three other players yet to make one.

A reminder, if England win the next set that will be three wins from three and top spot in the pool. Gregory and Jake Sheaf have had £40,000 of funding over the last year and it’s showing.

They haven’t dropped a set yet.

Well that was a bit of a mad finish.The Australians had worked really well to get into a good position heading into the final lap, but Katie Archibald worked her way up to be fighting among them.

But perhaps she started her attack a touch too early, fading as Evans and Kay came through to win the silver and bronze.

Welsh sisters Megan and Elinor Barker finished 11th and 12th respectively, with Ellie Dickinson, Lydia Boylan and Manon Lloyd all placing inside the top 10.

Northern Ireland's Kristina O'Hara has made her way into the semi-finals of the women's boxing.

Have a look below.

And it's Coventry's Emily Kay who gets the bronze! She just pips Scotland's Katie Archibald into the final medal position, Archibald finishes fourth.

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