Adam Gemili

Preview of day five of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Where to Watch Live

Full coverage of the 20<sup>th Commonwealth Games from Glasgow is available on BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Three, BBC Online and BBC Radio Five Live.

Athlete to watch

Adam Gemili: In the absence of Usain Bolt from his staple event, it's the chance for one of the new breed to claim a major title. After qualifying fastest for the semi-final, England's Adam Gemili is the favourite for gold as one of three Team England athletes in contention. The 20 year old is aiming to become just the sixth Briton to dip under 10 seconds, and will surely have to reach those heights if he is to claim a first major title.

Event to watch

England v Australia: Another Ashes battle to sink your teeth into and this time it comes from the National Hockey Centre, where gold medal favourites Australia take on unbeaten England. Both teams have won all their pool matches so far, with the Aussies – three-time Commonwealth champions – having scored 22 goals without reply. England have nervously overcome Wales and Malaysia and require a more convincing performance to clinch a third straight win.

Anything else?

Nick Matthew and James Willsdrop square off in an all-English men's squash final, while Laura Massaro will go for gold in the women's event against defending champion Nicol David. In the boxing, the first ever women's Olympic champion Nicola Adams begins her campaign to make even more history, while Savannah Marshall competes at middleweight.

Full schedule

Athletics – Men's Discus Throw, Men's decathlon, women's 100 T12 Round 1, men's decathlon Long Jump, Men's 100 T37 Round 1, men's Hammer Throw Qualifying Rounds, Women's 1500m Round 1, Men's Decathlon Shot Put – 10pm-1am

Men's decathlon High Jump, Women's Hammers Throw Final, Women's 100m semi-finals, Men's Shot Final, Men's 100m T12 Final, Women's 400m Semi-Finals, Men's 100m T37 Final, Men's Decathlon 400m, women's Triple Jump Qualifying Rounds, Women's 100m Final, Men's 100m Final – 7pm-9:55pm

Badminton – Mixed teams final 10am-2pm and 4pm-8pm

Bowls – Men's pairs, Finals Men's triples finals, Women's Triples, Men's Singles, Men's Fours, Men's Pairs finals , Women's pairs, Open Triples- 8:45am-8pm

Boxing – Men's Light Fly, Men's Bantam, Men's Welter, Men's Middle, Women's Fly– 1pm-8pm

Gymnastics – Men's Team Final and Ind Quarter-Final-Sub 1-5 Day 1, Women's team Final and Ind Quarter-Final - 1:30pm-6:30pm & 6:55pm-9pm

Hockey – Men's preliminaries - 9am-12:30pm, Women's Preliminary 2pm-10:30pm

Netball – Pool matches -9:30am-8:30pm

Rugby Sevens – Quarter final, semi-finals and Final – 10:30am-10:30pm

Squash – Men's Plate round of 64 & 32, men's singles round of 16, Women's Singles round of 16, women's plate round of 32 & 16 – 12:30am-9:10pm

Shooting – 50m Pistol Men's Qualification, Trap Men's Qualification – Day 1, trap women's Qualification, Queen's Prize Individual Final – Day 2, 50m Rifle Prone Men's Qualification, 50 Men's Finals, 50m Rifle Prone Men's Finals, Trap Women's Semi-Finals, 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men's Qualification – stage 1, Trap women's Bronze Medal Match, trap Women's Gold Medal Match, 50m Rifle Women's Finals – 9:45am-2:35pm

Squash – Men's singles Final, Women's Final – 12pm-5pm

Swimming – Heats – 10:33am-12:40pm, Finals – 7pm-9:45pm

Table Tennis – Men's team Bronze Medal Match - 11am-1pm Men's team gold Medal Match – 1:30pm-3:45pm

Weightlifting – Men's 85kg, Women's 69kg, Women's 68kg, Men's 85kg