The Diamonds will take on Jamaica for a spot in the gold medal clash, as Australia's cyclists shoot for more gold. Follow the action in our live blog. PinnedSat 1 Aug 2026 at 6:39pmSat 1 Aug 2026 at 6:39pmMedal Tally this morningAnd here's a list of all the Australians who have won a medal so far at the Games.Collapse all postsFilter PostsAll6Key Events1Sat 1 Aug 2026 at 6:56pmSat 1 Aug 2026 at 6:56pmAthletics: Green and gold among para shot put finalistsBy Gemma FergusonThe men's shot put F57 final is up soon at Glasgow's Scotstoun Stadium.Representing Australia, Matt Sheppard is making his Commonwealth Games debut at this year's event!The 37-year-old Queenslander come to tonight's final with a personal best shot put throw of 10.25m.Let's see what he can do for the green and gold out there!Sat 1 Aug 2026 at 6:50pmSat 1 Aug 2026 at 6:50pmBowls: Aussies in actionBy James TugwellCorey Wedlock and Aaron Teys are taking on New Zealand in the men’s pairs.It’s a must win, and even then, we need results to go our way.C’mon Aussies!Sat 1 Aug 2026 at 6:43pmSat 1 Aug 2026 at 6:43pmGood news for netball fans: Semifinals are underwayBy Gemma FergusonDay nine at The Hydro is a good one for my fellow netty fans!Both New Zealand and Australia are up in today's netball semifinals (just not against each other... yet).The NZ Silver Ferns are facing off against England's Roses on the court now, and the winner of this match will go through to Saturday's gold medal match.And it's a bloody close game so far, the Kiwis are ahead but not by much — the half-time score is 29-24.Who will win this morning's match? (Getty Images)Then we'll see Australia's Diamonds take on Jamacia's Sunshine Girls later today, that winning team from that match will also play for the gold on Saturday.Will we see the Aussies and Kiwis face off for the top prize again? Stay tuned to find out!The two teams who lose their games at The Hydro today will fight it out for a chance at the bronze.Sat 1 Aug 2026 at 6:43pmSat 1 Aug 2026 at 6:43pmComing up in bowls:By James TugwellIt's a big day of bowls today, with the group matches wrapping up and the semi-finals kicking off.We've got Corey Wedlock and Aaron Teys up against New Zealand in the men's pairs at 6.55pm AEST.Australia has to win by a lot and hope Northern Ireland lose against Fiji (starting at 8.20pm AEST).Also at 8.20pm AEST, defending gold medalist Ellen Fife will play Cook Island's Emily Jim.Fife must win and, either make up a shot difference over England's Katherine Rednall, or hope the English woman falters in her final group match.(AP )Then we have Damien Delgado and James Reynolds — currently undefeated — taking on Scotland in the para men's pairs B6-B8 at 9.45pm AEST. The Aussies are already guaranteed to make the semis later tonight.At midnight AEST, Louise Hoskins and Serena Bonnell will also face Scotland in the para women's pairs B6-B8. They're guaranteed to make the semifinals, but this is an important match in the jostle for positions on the table. Australia needs a win to avoid a semi-final against the currently undefeated New Zealanders.Then the semi finals kick off from 4.15am AEST.Key EventSat 1 Aug 2026 at 6:33pmSat 1 Aug 2026 at 6:33pmWelcome to day nine of the Commonwealth GamesBy Dean Bilton(Getty Images)Good evening, and welcome to ABC Sport's live blog coverage of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. No let up in the action from start to finish, so good thing the crew is here with you all night long as the Aussie gold rush (hopefully) continues.What have we got for you tonight? What haven't we got! A few things. But coming your way is netball, lawn bowls, athletics (early AND late session finals, if you don't mind), boxing, judo and some track cycling too. Plenty to keep us all very busy and entertained.Join me, James Tugwell, Gemma Ferguson and Jon "Haggis" Healy on the ground in Glasgow for all the blog fun for these first hours of a huge day.