Anna Thompson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

Wow, that was some time trial with deafening cheers around the velodrome as Australian Matt Glaetzer claimed the gold with a new Games record and averaging 60.667kmh.

Scotland’s Callum Skinner was looking on from the warm down area and gave a nod of appreciation to the home hero.

Skinner will be collecting his bronze medal soon as the medal ceremony is set to begin.

Image source, BBC Sport

Beth Fisher
Former Wales Hockey international

India regain the lead just two minutes before half-time through Singh.

Remember, Wales have to win this to have any real chance of going through to the semi-finals.

Big half to come for Wales

Rajiv Ouseph refused to go away but Lee Chong Wei secures a 3-0 win for Malaysia.

England can still win a medal in this competition though. They'll play Singapore for bronze tomorrow.

Defending champions Malaysia will play India for gold.

Right, on we go. The first semi-final is about to begin. Adam Peaty, the world record holder, is in the next one.

• Jamie Graham (NIR)
• Liam Hunter (Aus)
• Euan Inglis (Sco)
• Cameron Van Der Burgh (RSA)
• James McKechnie (Aus)
• Craig Benson (Sco)
• Elijan Wall (Can)
• Epeli Rabua Herbert (Fij)

You can watch all the action from the pool here.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

The beach volleyball court will likely be packed out when Scotland take on Australia later. That match comes after England meet New Zealand. But forget the serious stuff, just take a look above and cherish the tunes.

They've done it! Malawi have beaten New Zealand for the first time in their history.

Roared on by the crowd, Malawi overturned the Silver Ferns' slender lead and powered to a four-goal victory.

The win sparked wild celebrations from the Queens as they record their first win of the Games.

Image source, Getty Images

Say cheese!

Tom Brown
BBC Sport Wales on the Gold Coast

We've arrived at the business end of the competition now.

Five lifters remain in the clean and jerk. It's likely our medallists will come from these five.

The favourites for gold look to be England's Emily Godley and Canada's Marie-Eve Beauchemin-Nadeau, but Wales' Laura Hughes is still in the mix too.

Catrin Heledd
BBC Wales Sport

It’s men’s singles semi-final time and Joel Makin is about to take on Paul Coll of New Zealand.

The announcer has just said Makin is Scottish - a big boo from the sea of red in front of me and he quickly changes his mind.

I can confirm that he is indeed Welsh and aiming for a first Welsh medal in squash since Alex Gough in 1998.

Scotland's Duncan Scott is waiting by the podium, ready to receive his gold medal.

Kyle Chalmers and Chad le Clos were tied for second, so they both get silver medals, and stay at the same height on the podium.

They have a quick hug, too, before Scott, enormous grin, steps up to the podium.

England's Anna Hopkin makes it into tomorrow's final!

Three Canadians and three Australians in that field...

*Takes a deep breath*

Right, after the drama of that kilo finale there's still plenty to come at the Anna Meares Veledrome. At the moment, the semi-finals of the women's keirin is getting underway, but after that, we've got more finals:

• 11:24: Women’s 10km scratch race
• 11:44: Women’s keirin
• 12:01: Men’s 40km points race

Cate and Bronte Campbell had a proper sister stare-off before the semi-final began.

Big sister Cate finishes first in a Games-record time of 52.664 - and dearie me, she made that look easy - with Bronte second.

England's Freya Anderson and Jessica Jackson are fifth and sixth respectively.

Matt Glaetzer left the velodrome in tears yesterday after a shock elimination in the individual sprint.

But he's more than redeemed himself in the kilo today. He's ecstatic and, of course, he gets a standing observation. Happy as Larry.

• Carina Doyle (NZ)
• Erin Gallagher (RSA)
• Kayla Sanchez (Can)
• Cate Campbell (Aus)
• Bronte Campbell (Aus)
• Freya Anderson (Eng)
• Jessica Jackson (Eng)
• Georgia Marris (NZ)

Beth Fisher
Former Wales Hockey international

A well-hit drag flick sees the Welsh male team equalise within minutes of India taking the lead.

It's hit low, to the left of Sreejesh and through the legs of Varun.

You can watch it here.

Bronze for Callum Skinner - epic.

Image source, Press Association

Taylor Ruck has won her semi-final In 53.05 seconds! And about 10 minutes after winning a 200m backstroke medal!

Seriously impressive. Anna Hopkin finishes fourth, with Scotland's Lucy Hope fifth. We'll see if that's enough to make the final very shortly...

Image source, Getty Images

Props to Taylor Ruck for the world's quickest clothing change.

• Laticia Transom (NZ)
• Lucy Hope (Sco)
• Shayana Jack (Aus)
• Taylor Ruck (Can)
• Penny Oleksiak (Can)
• Anna Hopkin (Eng)
• Emma Chelius (RSA)
• Ting Wen Quah (SGP)