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Coverage of the Commonwealth Games, featuring elite athletes from around the world.

Back on British soil once more, record-breakers and exciting newcomers from the Home Nations and the Commonwealth come together for a thrilling, joyous festival of sport.

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Commonwealth Games: Gold Coast 2018

Clare Balding

Gabby Logan

Commonwealth Games: Gold Coast 2018: Day 9, Part 4

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Day 9, Part 4

13/04/2018

Gold Coast 2018

BBC Sport - Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast 2018, Day 9, Part 4

Clare Balding and Gabby Logan present live coverage of the heptathlon 800m.

Clare Balding and Gabby Logan present live coverage of the heptathlon 800m, the women's 800m final, the women's 100m hurdles final and the synchronised 3m springboard.

Clare Balding and Gabby Logan present continued live coverage as nine Commonwealth champions are crowned in the athletics stadium alone. Katarina Johnson-Thompson, who missed the 2014 Commonwealth Games because of injury, concludes her pursuit of gold in the heptathlon 800m, while South Africa's double Olympic champion Caster Semenya starts as clear favourite over two laps in the women's final, in which Scotland's Lynsey Sharp will be seeking to at least emulate her silver from 2014.

Australian world champion Sally Pearson will be aiming to bring the house down by winning a third successive Commonwealth crown in the women's 100m hurdles. Divers Laugher and Mears defend their synchronised 3m springboard title, and there's also semi-final action from the men's hockey, plus the women's rugby sevens group game between England and Wales.

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