The medals keep on coming in the pool for the home nations as Brodie Williams wins SILVER in the men’s 100m backstroke.

It’s an incredibly close race that basically all comes down to the touch and South Africa’s Pieter Coetze is able to take gold in 53.78s, 013s ahead of England’s Williams.

Australia’s Bradley Woodward finishes third to win bronze

England 109-5 (17.1 overs) beat Sri Lanka 106-9 (20 overs) by five wickets

England seal victory in their women’s T20 cricket opener at Edgbaston. Having restricted Sri Lanka to 106-9, they had a couple of scares but ultimately cruised to a five-wicket win with 17 balls to spare.

Alice Capsey top-scored with 44 from 45 balls before being dismissed with just two runs required as Maia Bouchier (21no) saw them over the line. Job done for the hosts

It’s a big ask for Duncan Scott as he’s straight back into the pool after his 200m freestyle gold, competing in the punishing 400m individual medley.

A great effort as he takes BRONZE, finishing behind New Zealand’s Lewis Clareburt who takes gold in a Commonwealth Games record time, while Australia’s Brendon Smith wins silver.

Not to be for Scotland in the men’s rugby sevens quarter-finals as they get thumped 34-7by an unstoppable Fiji team. The other QFs in the men’s competition are coming up shortly.

Meanwhile, in the women’s semi-finals, Australia edged New Zealand 17-12 and Fiji beat Canada 24-7 meaning it will be an Australia vs Fiji final tomorrow - not to be missed that one.

Sri Lanka 106-9 (20 overs) vs England 77-4 (12 overs)

An update from Edgbaston where Sri Lanka have actually made a pretty good fist of defending 107 against England. They reduced England to 63-4 with some economical bowling but the hosts still have plenty of ball remaining and wickets in hand.

They’re at 77-4 now, with Alice Capsey (31no) and Maia Bouchier (2no) at the crease. 30 more needed from 8 overs.

A couple of medal updates from the events we weren’t focusing on at the swimming.

In the men’s 50m freestyle S13 final - a category for visually impaired athletes - Scotland’s Stephen Clegg took SILVER and was agonisingly close to gold, touching the wall just one-hundredth of a second behind Nicolas Turbide of Canada.

There was further home success in the women’s 50m freestyle S13 as England’s Hannah Russell also took SILVER as Katja Dedekind of Australia won gold.

Dominant from Adam Peaty! Foot injury? What foot injury?

The greatest breaststroke swimmer of all time cruises into the 100m breaststroke final as he crushes the field with a time of 59.02s, almost a full second quicker than his time in the heats this morning.

No-one in either semi-final even got close to that time and he’ll gun for another gold in the final tomorrow.

Joe Truman was knocked out cold and suffered a suspected broken collarbone after a horror 70km/h keirin smash that shocked the Commonwealth Games.

The 25-year-old crashed into Australian defending champion Matt Glaetzer and amid flying debris was knocked unconscious, receiving oxygen from trackside medics.

Truman was taken to hospital in a wheelchair after the second-round horror with Glaetzer’s skinsuit ripped to shreds.

Six-time Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy said: “It reminds us how tough these guys are and how brave you have to be.”

GOLD for Duncan Scott! Scott reverses the result from Tokyo as he touches the wall ahead of Tom Dean, who has to settle for silver.

Elijah Winnington of Australia finished strongly and took bronze.

A time of 1:45.02 for Scott, with Dean 0.39s back. A superb race!

Ok, here we go. They took a one-two for Team GB at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games but now Tom Dean and Duncan Scott are on opposing teams for this 200m freestyle final.

The Englishman and the Scot are great friends but they’ll do battle in one of the most anticipated swimming races of the entire Commonwealth Games.

There are other swimmers from the home nations in this final as well - including Joe Litchfield, Max Litchfield and Calum Jarvis. PLus a couple of Aussies in the form of Elijah Winnington and Mack Horton aiming to spoil the party. Box office!