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NZ medal tally: Gold 10 Silver 12 Bronze 10
Full table here: 2018 Commonwealth Games medal table
6:06pm: Day session wrap
That'll do it for the day session, an action packed evening sees Eliza McCartney and Dame Valerie Adams going for gold!
5:55pm: Men's boxing
Nyika got the decision! Clarke took a round off him on all the scorecards. Still, our man is through to the gold medal bout. Well done, David!
5:54pm: Men's boxing
That's the end of the fight. What a great fight. Nyika probably shaded it but Clarke came forward the whole time and landed some great shots.
5:50pm: Men's boxing
A better round from Nyika, he probably won that. He started to counter Clarke's overhead right nicely.
5:45pm: Men's boxing
A very interesting first round. Probably a bit close for Nyika's liking, He let Clarke spend a lot of time on the inside which will concern the Kiwi's corner.
5:42pm: Men's boxing
We're on! This fight is live on Duke so check it out.
5:40pm: Men's boxing
Big roar for David as he approaches the ringer. Shot to that strong Kiwi contingent on the Goldie!
5:38pm: Men's boxing
Australia's Jason Whateley won that bout to progress to the final. David Nyika is up next.
5:25pm: Men's boxing
Kiwi David Nyika next up in the men's 91kg semi-final where he will take on English opponent Cheavon Clarke.
The bout should have already started but they're running behind schedule...
5:11pm: Men's squash
Kiwis Paul Coll and Campbell Grayson put up a good fight but lose by 2 games to 1 in the doubles quarterfinals.
Australia advance to the semis.
5:00pm: Men's squash
Now 5 - 2 in the third to the Aussies, the see-saw battle continues!
4:57pm: Women's shooting
Kiwi Natalie Rooney misses out on qualification for the women's trap final after losing her shoot-off.
4:55pm: Men's squash
Nice! The Kiwi pair dominate the Aussies in the second game 11 - 6 to take us to a decider.
4:46pm: Men's rugby sevens
Bad news for the sevens team ahead of their first game tomorrow, Joe Webber, who was a member of the 2014 Commonwealth Games silver medal winning team, has withdrawn from the squad due to injury.
He has been replaced by Akuila Rokolisoa
4:41pm: Men's squash
The Kiwi's up 4 - 3 in the second game hoping to take it to a third.
4:34pm: Men's squash
The Aussies win the first game 11 - 9. Bit of work for Paul Coll and Campbell Grayson now but they're more than capable of bouncing back.
4:15pm: Men's squash
Away from the mountain biking controversy and the men's double quarterfinal has just got underway in the squash.
The Aussie pair lead the Kiwis by 3 - 2 in the first game. Best out of 3 games in this one.
4:10pm: Men's mountain biking
New Zealand's Chef De Mission Rob Waddell also talked to media about the mountain biking incident this afternoon.
"What happened was regrettable but full credit to the mountain bikers for fronting up.
"We didn't put any pressure on Gaze to apologise, he did that himself and it was very genuine remorse that he felt."
3:57pm: Men's mountain biking
Sam Gaze has fronted media after yesterday's shocking fallout between him and fellow Kiwi Anton Cooper.
"I experienced how pressure brings out the best and the worst in people.
"In the heat of the moment I made a decision that was probably the worst one in my life and I have to live with that," Gaze said.
He also addressed the controversial moment he appeared to pull the fingers at Cooper when he didn't stop to help him with a punctured tyre.
"It was a stressful moment for me in the race, in my head I thought it was gone, with all those emotions you make a heat of the moment decision and you have to live with that."
3:37pm: Squash
Next up for the Kiwis Paul Coll and Campbell Grayson have a grudge match against the Aussies in the doubles quarterfinals.
2:52pm - Boxing
That's the end of the fight and we wait on the decision. A brave effort from Garton but it's almost certainly going the way of Australia. That's official, Garton is the unanimous winner.
2:48pm - Boxing
The second round was better from Garton. She got inside more effectively but the Aussie probably still took the round.
2:41pm - Boxing
A nice first round from the Aussie fighter, who has a crisp jab. Plenty for Garton to address in her corner.
2:35pm - Boxing
Troy Garton is the middle of her ringwalk and she's all smiles with a big roar. We're just about ready to go.
2:10pm - Boxing
We're about 20 minutes away from the first bout involving a Kiwi with Troy Garton involved in the women's 60kg semis.
2:00pm - Squash
A result from a little earlier, the women's doubles beat England 2-0 in the quarters
1:50pm - Athletics
Langdon Burnell qualified for the final of the javelin in fifth with a throw of 75.29m. We'll see him tomorrow night at
1:35pm - Wrestling
A couple of results from the wrestling arena, Brahm Richards went down to his quarter to Indian opponent in the men's 65kg category. Sam Belkin lost to Martin Erasmus in the men's 97kg quarters and Ana Moceyawa went down to Emily Schaefer of Canada in a group B bout in the women's 57kg category.
1:22pm - Athletics
Ben Langdon Burnell has just had his first throw in the javelin and is currently in third with a distance of 75.29m.
1:14pm - Diving
Boddington and Cui remain in ninth and 13th respectively with Boddington qualifying. Well done Shaye! Cui was clearly emotional after not improving despite a nice last dive. We'll see her in the 3m though.
12:57pm - Diving
Cui is back on the board and it's not her best effort as she is failed. She's in 13th now. NZ's other competitor in this event Shaye Boddington is in 9th and a good chance of qualifying.
12:30pm - Diving
Elizabeth Cui is currently 7th in the standings in the women's 1m springboard preliminary after two rounds. This event is live on TV One if ou want to catch Elizabeth in action.
11:50am: Schedule
If you want an extended look at the times our athletes, including Eliza McCartney and Dame Valerie Adams, are competing, check here.
11:37am: Shooting
First round done and dusted and Rooney has a bit of ground to make in the next two rounds. She's sitting 12th on 20. 6th place is currently Laetisha Scanlan from Australia on 23. Remember, top 6 go through. Two more rounds of 25 to go.
11:15am: Shooting
Midway through the first, Rooney is in the middle of the pack. She's scored 15. The top 6 progess to the Finals this afternoon so she's on the right track.
11:00am: Shooting
Our first batch of athletes competing today happen to be in shooting! Rio silver medallist Natalie Rooney is up in the women's trap qualifications right now while Myles Browne-Cole and Owen Robinson are in the qualifiers for the men's trap.
10:45am: PREVIEW
Two New Zealand track and field athletes at opposite ends of their athletics careers will chase Commonwealth Games gold at Carrara Stadium today.
Dame Valerie Adams is hunting her fourth gold from five Commonwealth Games when she lines up in the shot put, just six months after the birth of daughter Kimoana.
The double Olympic champion managed to top qualifying on Thursday with a season's best 18.52m - over a metre clear of her closest opposition.
Given her fierce competitive nature, the 33-year-old Aucklander still presents a formidable challenge despite her recent lack of competition.
At the other end of the spectrum is 21-year-old pole vaulter Eliza McCartney, who burst onto the international scene two years ago when she won bronze at the Rio Olympics.
McCartney, who has an all-time best of 4.82m, is completing her comeback from an Achilles tendon injury and is eyeing gold after clearing an unofficial personal best 4.90m in an Auckland street vault competition two weeks ago.
Elsewhere, boxers David Nyika, Alexis Pritchard and Patrick Mailata are nearing the business end of their competitions.
Nyika is on track for back to back golds if he can win his semi-final 91kg bout against Englishman Cheavon Clarke, while Pritchard (57kg) and Mailata (91kg-plus) also face key semi-final bouts.
The Black Sticks men can make the gold medal match if they beat India, as can the Tall Ferns if they win their semi-final against Australia.
The Kiwi women's sevens rugby team also begin their campaign for gold, while Rio Olympic trap shooting silver medallist Natalie Rooney will also be in action.
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