Glasgow 2014 round-up: Day Five
The Commonwealth Games is 11 days of non-stop action.
With 4,000 athletes, 261 medal ceremonies and 71 teams, it can be easy to lose track.
But, don't worry, as each day passes we'll give you a round-up of the winners, the losers, and what you've been saying about it all on social media.
So, here's what happened today.
Libby Clegg and her guide Mikail Huggins sprinted home to take a gold in the para-sport 100m, equalling the all-time Team Scotland tally of 33 medals.
And at Kelvingrove the men's pairs bowled Scotland to a record 12th gold, easily beating Malaysia.
There was also a bronze in the 50m prone rifle shooting for Jennifer McIntosh.
It wasn't good news for Australia's Jake Stein, who was disqualified from the decathlon after two false starts in the 100m.
BBC Sport pundits Denise Lewis and Colin Jackson had little sympathy for Stein and said his reaction to disqualification was "disappointing".
The Medal Table
The table is looking good for Team Scotland - with 33 medals across six disciplines.
Scotland lie in third place, with Australia leading the way and England second.
Further down Wales sit in eighth and Northern Ireland are in 16th place.
Keep up to date with the medal table here.
Tweets of the day
1. It was so warm in the Tollcross Swimming Centre the Duchess of Cambridge had to be fanned with her accreditation!
Royal Photographer Chris Jackson caught a shot of William and Kate as they toured round some of the Games venues.
2. Queuing for the train to Hampden for the athletics at Central Station. Not great after a late one last night!!
Judo gold medallist Euan Burton found time for a selfie on his way to Hampden.
3. One of many Mexican Waves at the athletics at Hampden Park. 100m women's final in half an hour, followed by the men's
Once there, BBC Radio 5 live captured a ripple of the "Hampden wave".
4. Congratulations to the Host Country for breaking their Gold Medal Record! Can't wait to see more countries do the same- Go Teams! #BringItOn
And the Commonwealth Games Federation passed on their congratulations to Team Scotland.
Another candidate for the celebration of the Games - Nigeria go wild for table tennis bronze.
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