Summary

  1. gold-medal

    Gold medal - Jamaicapublished at 20:27 BST

    Women's 4x100m relay

    Fastest in the heats. Fastest in the final. Jamaica are back on the top of the podium!

  2. athletics

    Postpublished at 20:26 BST

    Women's 4x100m relay

    Go! Go! Go!

  3. athletics

    Postpublished at 20:26 BST

    Women's 4x100m relay

    Time for the women's 4x100m relay. Can Australia do the double?

    Jamaica were fastest in heats and will be the favourites, but as we've just seen you can't take anything for granted in the relays.

    Mabel Akande, Aleeya Sibbons, Renee Regis and Success Eduan go for England.

    Scotland's Lucy Fraser, Kaya Slater, Alyson Bell, Alisha Rees are in lane two.

  4. athletics

    Canada and South Africa disqualifiedpublished at 20:24 BST

    Men's 4x100m relay

    The Canada quartet had their nations' flag draped over their shoulders and were beginning their celebrations, but they have been disqualified along with South Africa.

    That bumps England up to fourth!

  5. Postpublished at 20:22 BST

    Men's 4x100m relay

    Or not! Canada have been disqualified.

    There was a problem with their opening changeover.

  6. Postpublished at 20:21 BST

    Men's 4x100m relay

    Canada get the silver, while the bronze medal goes to Nigeria, who beat Ghana by 0.01 seconds.

  7. athletics

    Postpublished at 20:20 BST

    Men's 4x100m relay final

    Allison Curbishley
    Former GB 400m runner on BBC Radio 5 Live

    I cannot believe what I've just seen! Australia brought in the big guns: Lachlan Kennedy led them off and put them in a fantastic position and Rohan Browning ran the race of his life to reel in Nigeria.

    This was Nigeria's to lose but there was also the might of Andre de Grasse, an Olympic and world individual and relay medallist, who cannot believe what he's seen.

  8. gold-medal

    Gold medal - Australiapublished at 20:16 BST

    Men's 4x100m relay

    Rohan Browning wins for AustraliaImage source, Reuters

    Australia get the gold!

    Lachlan Kennedy, Joshua Azzopardi, Caleb Law and Rohan Browning celebrate together after crossing the finish line first in a time of 38.07.

    Browning does just enough to pip Canada's Andre de Grasse - a seven-time Olympic medallist - across the line.

    England started well, but they gradually fade towards the back and finish up in sixth.

  9. athletics

    Postpublished at 20:16 BST

    Men's 4x100m relay final

    A great leg from Elliot Jones. England are in third at the changeover.

  10. athletics

    Postpublished at 20:15 BST

    Men's 4x100m relay final

    Here. We. Go.

  11. athletics

    Postpublished at 20:14 BST

    Men's 4x100m relay final

    Elliot Jones, Nicholas Walsh, Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake and Romell Glave make up the quartet for England.

    Jones will kick things off in lane three.

  12. athletics

    Postpublished at 20:12 BST

    Men's 4x100m relay final

    Time for the fun stuff... the relays! Starting off with the men's 4x100m relay final.

    South Africa's team were the fastest team in the heats, but as we all know, things can go seriously wrong in the relay races. Mistakes can happen.

  13. athletics

    Postpublished at 20:08 BST

    Richard Winton
    BBC Sport Scotland at Scotstoun

    There's a venerable-looking Australian journalist with a white silk scarf on sitting just along from me, nibbling suspiciously at a Scotch pie. This might be as tense as I've been all week, worrying about the grease dripping on to her.

  14. athletics

    Postpublished at 20:06 BST

    Men's 5000m final

    A respectable sixth-place finish for Team Northern Ireland's Nick Griggs in the 5000m final. Less than a second away from the medals.

  15. athletics

    Scotland's Thoirs out of pole vault finalpublished at 20:04 BST

    Men's pole vault final

    England's Owen Heard and Wales' Thomas Walley have cleared 5.10m in the men's pole vault final, but Scotland's Jax Thoirs, who elected to skip 4.90m, can't put down a mark. That's him out.

  16. gold-medal

    Gold medal - Mathew Kipsang (Kenya)published at 20:00 BST

    Men's 5000m final

    Mathew KipsangImage source, Getty Images

    What a break that was from Mathew Kipsang. The Kenyan timed it to perfection and he gets the gold medal for his efforts.

    When he made his move, there was no stopping him and he finishes in 13:23.61.

    Australia's Ky Robinson's crosses over a second later to get the silver. No 5000m-10,000m double for him.

    India's Gulveer Singh gets bronze to add to his 10,000m silver.

  17. athletics

    Postpublished at 19:59 BST

    Men's 5000m final

    Ky Robinson had made his move to the front, but here goes Mathew Kipsang!

  18. athletics

    Postpublished at 19:59 BST

    Men's 5000m final

    There's a tight pack of about eight athletes as we go into the final lap. This gold could be anyone's.

    There goes the bell.

  19. athletics

    Postpublished at 19:57 BST

    Men's 5000m final

    Cornelius Kemboi of Kenya is setting the pace at the front of the pack with less than three laps to go in the men's 5000m final.

    But Australia's Ky Robinson is right on his shoulder.

  20. bowls

    Bowlspublished at 19:56 BST

    Para men's pairs B6-B8 semi-finals

    We also have the para men's pairs B6-B8 semi-final going on at the SEC Centre.

    Scotland and England are both behind in their respective matches.

    The Scots are 1-0 down to Australia with the English trailing New Zealand by the same scoreline.