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Afternoon session: 15:00-20:15 BST
Action from the women's fours, men's triples, men's pairs and women's singles quarter-finals, plus sectional play in the men's & women's para pairs B6-B8 and para mixed pairs B2-B3 categories
Men's all-around final
England have had a great start to the men's all-round final. Jake Jarman and James Hall have posted the second and third best scores with their floor routines so far with Canada's Felix Dolci leading the way.
There's still a long way to go though. Watch all the action live right here.
Men's 67kg
The men's 67kg weightlifting gets going at 09:30 BST with medals to be won at the NEC.
Jeremy Lalrinnunga from India, aged 19, won gold at the Commonwealth Championship last year. Will he lift his way to gold this morning?
Birmingham's very own Jaswant Shergill lifts for England with Craig Carfray representing Scotland.
Watch the action live here.
We'll be dropping highlights as and when we can into this live.
In the meantime, take a look at some of the best action from day two.
Men's all-around final
Jake Jarman's floor routine sees him score 14.000. His fellow Englishman James Hall is about to begin his bid for gold on the floor.
Looking very much like he means business here.
Meanwhile, Scotland's Pavel Karnejenko scores 13.150 for his pommel horse routine.
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Just a quick reminder of how you can stay across the Commonwealth Games on day three.
We'll have live TV coverage throughout Sunday on ´óÏó´«Ã½ One, ´óÏó´«Ã½ Two, ´óÏó´«Ã½ Three and on the red button plus you can catch everything on our digital streams down the side of this page.
We'll then also have a highlights programme on from 22:30-23:30 on ´óÏó´«Ã½ One later this evening.
All times BST obviously.
Putting the gold in the green and gold. Australia lead the way after two days of Birmingham 2022...
Men's all-around final
England’s Commonwealth debutant Jake Jarman and 2018 all-around silver medallist James Hall were the main men in all-around qualification as the two highest-scoring gymnasts. They finished ahead of Cypriot Marios Georgiou, who won bronze four years ago.
Scotland’s Frank Baines won parallel bars bronze in 2018 and is in the same group as Jarman and Hall.
Wales’ Joe Cemlyn-Jones, Jersey’s Daniel Lee and Scotland’s Pavel Karnejenko all start their rotations on the pommel horse. Josh Cook of Wales is in the third group.
Canada's Felix Dolci is up first on the floor and opens up with a 14.200. Impressive start.
Men’s all-around final
Image source, PA MediaRight, without further ado we'll head over to Arena Birmingham, where the stage is very much set and there's plenty of home nations interest among the 18 finalists.
They are split into three groups of six and will each perform on the parallel bars, horizontal bars, floor, pommel horse, vault and rings.
Some cracking action on its way today. Here's where all the medals will be dished out...
Gymnastics: Women's and men's individual all-around
Rugby sevens: Women and men
Swimming: Women's 50m free, men's 200m fly, women's 200m breast, SB8 men's 100m breast, S8 women's 100m back, women's 100m back, men's 100m breast, S14 mixed 4x100m free relay, women's 4x200m free relay
Track cycling: Men's tandem B sprint, women's tandem B time trial, women's points race, women's time trial, men's sprint, men's scratch race
Triathlon: Women's and men's PTVI, mixed relay
Weightlifting: Women's 59kg, men's 67kg, men's 73kg
Another day, another gold rush. Just the 24 gold medals up for grabs on Sunday.
Everyone ready. Here we go again.
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