Amy Hunt stormed to women's 100m silver at a soaking Scotstoun on day five at Glasgow 2026.

Amy Pharaoh and Sian Honnor made it five Commonwealth Games medals apiece as they won gold in the women’s pairs bowls. Sam Tolchard also won gold in the men’s singles, while the para mixed pairs B2-B3 earned silver.

Weightlifter Sarah Davies Smale picked up her third Commonwealth medal in as many games, as she got a silver in the women's 63kg, while Luke Whitehouse, Abi Martin and Shantae-Eve Amankwaah secured medals on the final day of gymnastics competition.

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Lucy Kings-Wheatley, one of six Team England boxers to guarantee themselves a medal with a win in today’s quarter-finals.

What’s on tomorrow?

Team England are chasing three basketball medals, with the semi-finals, bronze and gold finals for the men’s 3x3 and both men’s and women’s wheelchair 3x3s all taking place tomorrow.

There are also plenty of medals to be won in the pool, with Alice Tai, James Guy and Tom Dean among those in action tomorrow.

And Jade O’Dowda is chasing gold in the women's heptathlon. She sits second overnight, with Niamh Emerson also in medal contention in fourth.

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