Scotland’s Paul Foster and Alex Marshall have won the Gold Medal in the Men’s Lawn Bowls pairs event after beating England’s Mark Bantock and Ian Bond. Australia’s Barrie Lester and Nathan Rice have won the bronze medal.
John Steffensen has won another Gold Medal for Australia in the Men’s 400m track and field event. Grenada’s Alleyne Francique won the silver medal and Jamaica’s Jermaine Gonzales won the bronze.
Ignisious Gaisah from Ghana has won the Gold medal in the Men’s long jump with Gable Garenamotse from Botswana has won the silver and Australian Fabrice Lapierre has won the bronze medal.
Canada’s Mark Boswell has won the Gold medal in the Men’s high jump while England’s Martyn Barnard has won the silver and Kyriacos Ioannou from Cyprus has won the bronze.
Australia’s Chantell Lee Newbery and Loudy Tourky have won the gold medal in the women’s synchronised 10m platform diving event with team mates Alexandra Lindsay Croak and Melissa Paige Wu winning the silver. Canada’s Meaghan Benfeito and Roseline Filion have taken the bronze.
Valerie Vili from New Zealand has smashed the Commonwealth Games record to win the Gold medal with a distance of 19.66m. Silver medal winner was Vivien Chukwuemeka from Nigeria and the bronze went to Cleopatra Borel-Brown from Trinidad and Tobago.
Akos Sandor has won the Men’s 105kg Weightlifting event for Canada. Valeriane Sarava from Australia has won the silver medal and Che Mohd Azrol Bin Che Mat from Malaysia has won the bronze.
Kelly Sotherton has won the Gold medal for England in the women’s heptathlon with team mate Jessica Ennis taking the bronze. Australia’s Kylie Wheeler has won the silver medal.
Alexandre Despatie has won the Gold medal for Canada in the Men’s 1m Springboard Diving event. Ken Nee Yeoh of Malaysia has won the silver and Steven John Barnett has won the bronze for Australia.
World Champion Dorcus Inzikuru has won the Gold medal in the Women’s 3000m Steeplechase for Uganda with Melissa Rollison and Donna MacFarlane from Australia winning the silver and bronze medals.
Lynsey Armitage and Karen Murphy of Australia have beaten Joyce Lindores and Kay Moran of Scotland to take the Gold medal in the Women’s Pairs Lawn Bowls. Sisters Jan and Marina Khan of New Zealand have won the Bronze medal.
New Zealand Shooter Graeme Ede has won the Gold medal in the Men’s Trap. David John Beattie has won the Silver for Northern Ireland and Manavjit Singh Sandhu has won the bronze medal for India.
Geeta Rani and Simple Kaur Bhumrah from India have won the Gold and Silver medals in the +75kg Weightlifting with New Zealand’s Keisha-Dean Soffe winning the bronze medal.
Sheena Sharp has won the Gold medal for Scotland in the Women’s 50m Rifle Prone. New Zealand’s Juliet Etherington has gone one better than her Bronze in Manchester to take silver and Johanne Brekke from Wales has won the bronze medal.
David Phelps from Wales has won the Gold Medal for Wales in the Men’s 50m Rifle Prone. Mike Babb from England has won the Silver Medal and Sanjeev Rajput from India has won the bronze medal.
EAD athlete Tanto Campbell has won the Gold Medal for Jamaica in the Men’s Seated Discus. Jacques Martin from Canada won the Silver medal and Ranjith Kumar Jayaseelan from India has won the bronze medal.
Samaresh Jung and Vivek Singh have won the Gold and Silver medals for India in the Men’s 10m Air Pistol shooting event. Friedhelm Ferdinand Sack has won the bronze medal for Namibia.
Bree Chastine Cole and Sharleen Marie Stratton have won the Gold medal in the Women’s Synchronised 3m Springboard Diving event for Australia. Melanie Rinaldi and Rebecca Lynn Shadd have won the silver for Canada and Tandi Jane Indergaard and Hayley Dawn Sage have won the bronze medal for England.
Hollie Dykes has won the Gold Medal for Australia in the Women’s Floor Gymnastics event. Team mate Ashleigh Brennan has won the Silver medal and Francki Van Rooyen has won the bronze medal for South Africa.
South Africa’s Elizna Naude has won the Gold Medal in the Women’s Discus. Seema Antil has won the Silver medal for India and 17 year old Dani Samuels has won the bronze medal for Australia.