BBC Three: Day 3: 14:00-19:00 Commonwealth Games

Wales in the final hurdles. -- huddle.

CROWD CHEERS The umpire has blown his whistle and asked the teams to

move into their positions. his whistle and asked the teams to

Australia, a meaningful huddle. They have been there for a couple of

minutes now. Last-minute checks. Wales will start with the ball. And

we are off. A Wales will start with the ball. And

their campaign, defending gold medallists. The Parini or gold

medallists. -- perennial. Very careful with the position that they

have in the early stages. A chance for Wales to get a psychological

advantage early on. for Wales to get a psychological

the top right-hand corner and across it goes. Look

the top right-hand corner and across counterattack. Swan. Up and over.

Flicking on the run. Catching a foot. Play on. Leave the ball.

Prosser. Clever. He had no option. Deciding to pop it into the foot. It

goes. One of the better players for Wales, number 12, Richard Gay. Watch

out for him. He would have a lot of work to do, one would think. A

scheme in the flow. A central defender for Wales. -- a stain. --

stinging. Against the free head. -- free hit.

Stretching it wide. Flipped over the top, into the group of players and a

little dangerous. An interesting opening few minutes. Interesting in

how Australia are looking to fashion chances early on. They are bringing

it to Wales. Putting a lot of pressure on defence. They will try

and punch it into the corners. A good take. An excellent chance. Will

he have a shot himself? He has slipped it through and it has fallen

just to the back of his team-mates. Danger time. The counterattack. What

a great pick-up. Into the danger area, Australia backing off and

giving him space. He could have gone for the shot. But it was not to be.

Australia will still be a little bit nervous. They were the last

Australia will still be a little bit get off the mark. To get a game.

They have been watching for two days. Really anticipating this

start. Although they are a great team they will still have nerds like

everybody else. And the highs of winning a world championship, you

have got to come down from that and get back to business. Every match

you have got to burn your victories. You cannot just turn up and win.

They know that. -- the burning. They will have a competition for places,

that is for sure. -- you have got to be learning. -- burning. -- earning.

Trying to close it down. Stopping that crossfield transfer. They will

do a lots to stop that getting into the corner here. And then picking it

up. Driving through the quarter. Waiting for all, Wales and almost

paying the penalty. The skipper striding forward. Here is the ball.

Into that circle. Again, just a little fine touch. Such a set game,

Australia. Trying to pick up that high intensity and accuracy early

on. And they win that one. 1-couple-macro pass, going forward.

Into the circle now. A penalty corner. Number one. We have waited

five minutes. Yes, good use of the ball around the top here, in the

corner, just looking for that lay back. But it's just unfortunately

bounced off his own player. Corner number one. Chris will look for him

at the top of the circle, number five.

From Melbourne. Here he is. The big man is in action once more. He has

still got a chance. Pinpoint accuracy, into the bottom right for

the goalkeeper. He has now got 86 international goals, playing his

141st match for his country. Initial shot charging down here. It fell

behind the Welsh attack-defenders and it was quite an easy finish to

be honest. He got behind that initial charge down and space was

available. A loose ball. And the circle, flicking up into the eye,

was it Richard Gay copping it in his right eye? A bit blood here. Let's

have a look. A good take. Australia taking any prisoners. Off his own

player's foot. Did not get out of the way and that is going to be

sore. Sometimes when they get a hit like that, if it does not split,

sometimes it is worse, because your eye is swelling up. First goal in

the right-hand corner. He was committed to his left foot. Just

putting it down the other side. It did come off his own player. It will

be another penalty corner. And it is a blow for Wales. Richard Gay is off

the field. He has been one of the better players in the opening match,

against India. The Australians hovering and waiting. And he will be

lost to the cause as well. Breaking hamster penalty corner. -- at the

penalty corner. Going too early. They are reduced to three field

players and a goalkeeper. First man out. His experience will be missed.

Eager to get on with the job. Alternate flick this time. In and

out. We have seen it go other side of the net. And he gets the second

Australian goal. And after five minutes of play it is 2-0. Changing

the angle. The first option this time. That was a big strike. And I

guess if you were being cruel you could say that the man on the line

should stand up and play that out. A fierce strike by Kieran Govers.

Making a statement with decision and power. Again, fighting hard for the

ball and he has got it this time. power. Again, fighting hard for the

You cannot come off it for a single time. A foot outside the circle. It

has upped intensity. Australia I into their work.

Swann. He will look to go back and around. More direct this time. That

was a bit clumsy. He might get a warning. Will he get a card? Peter

Swinson will get a reminder that cards are an option.

It is still loose inside the circle, for Australia. Hunting it down.

Anything is fair game. Another chance right in front of the goal

and the goalkeeper has done well for Wales. He was not able to get it

over the line. Wales. He was not able to get it

lovely soft bunt and almost a forward defence. Versatility in

their skill set. We have seen the And Jay Spearing run. And he comes

out and gives it a boot but he gets his player at the same time. A

little bit impetuous. The red mist. He kicked that very hard. Australia

fantastic at the moment. That was just kicked out by the

He just needed to play it out wide. This Australian side are showing

what they have got. They are relentless. They keep coming in

waves. The Welsh team at the moment are spinning a bit mentally because

of the goals early on. They need to try and settle down. This is an

important corner for them to defend. Ten minutes gone in the first half.

And the penalty corner brackets. As efficient as you would expect. The

world number one, all conquering Australia, against Wales, ranked 31.

And it goes wide. It is not often you see mistakes by the Australian

And it goes wide. It is not often you see mistakes by the team but

that shout went to the wrong person. Mitton, trying to get a shot on

target. That was not far away. Finding

Excellent running. It is all about where the Australian players run to.

They know each other so well, they have been through a

They know each other so well, they campaign. And they have practised

moves. They know exactly where they are going to be. You can see that

they were passed down the line often for they even look, because they

know that runners will be moving into those corners. Ockenden

off-loads through the middle. And the ball is still with Wales. A

couple of opportunities now. An opportunity to get in and put

pressure on them. Wales will go over the baseline. Pushed it too far

ahead. It was the first offence. The umpire allowed advantage.

There is no respite. It is relentless, the amount of running.

Good, clear, efficient by cattle. -- cattle.

High and wide and stretching all the time. There is no chance to breathe

almost. So much pace from Australia. The difference between

them and other teams, they stay as a unit.

them and other teams, they stay as The defenders are all past halfway.

A lot of players would lead the attack go and attack, but not

Australia. The team goes together. REFEREE: You cannot spend the whole

game doing this. It does not make any difference. You need to get it

sorted out, OK? He does not want the chapter. -- chatter.

And that just clipped the front of kettled's adds. He did well out of

that. This is a big game kettled's adds. He did well out of

that. This is a big for the Welsh goalkeeper. He wants to impress the

Great Britain selectors. Looking for inclusion in their squad. He has

travelled a long way around the world. Malaysia and Australia. He

has tried to improve his game. Look at that, they need to keep somebody

in the central area. Wheels need to watch out for that. Mark the space,

rather than the player. The Australians, if they marked man to

man, they will pull you all over the place. It is better to mark is

only. -- in a zonal way. Don't expect normal things to happen

here. Australia were difficult to play against even before. Any time

there was a free kick, big-ticket quickly. They are so good at

thinking ahead, always thinking. When the ball is dead is when they

are the most dangerous. He might have to do this in itself.

That was a strong drive. Once more, lifted, but picked up. And out of

the defence. Look at that, the sheer pace. And a shot at goal. And it is

a penalty corner. A fantastic run from Trent Mitton. Australia,

committed to attack with numbers. Outnumbering the Welsh defence in

the end. A great follow-up to win the penalty corner. Good commitment.

REFEREE: We are looking for a stick tackle before it hit the food. The

video referral... REFEREE: A stick tackle before the food.

The Luke McLean to -- that looked clean to me. He has a

hand on his back, which may be part of the offence. There is no clear

reason to change the decision. Wales lose their referral. Undeterred from

the video referral. It has been rejected. And for the remainder of

the match, Wales will not get an opportunity to use the video

system. They have used up their one card.

It goes right over the grandstand. The crowd duck

It goes right over the cover. And they are underway again.

A highball! Simon Orchard, he was thinking he was going to let that

but he did not get hold of it. -- leather that.

but he did not get hold of it. -- there is no respite from Australia,

forcing Wales, putting pressure on them every time. He was expecting

that to come back less quickly, I think.

Richard Gay has a headband on now, for Wales. Taking a blow from his

own player's hi all. -- highball. Doing well, Wales. 60 minutes left

in the first half. 2-0 to Australia. Doing well, Wales. 60 minutes left

They're having to work hard to get the ball out of defence.

This is where it is difficult for Wales.

Mitten is so quick. This is not helping the Welsh cause my having to

go back. James Korea keep this looks forward.

-- Kyriakidis. Excellent play from Wales. A great

spin. It shows that the Australians are assuming that -- are human

beings, they do make mistakes. He knew exactly what he was doing.

Taking the opportunity. Nicholas Reeves to drag out. Richard

Gay at the goal. He was waiting. But it does not happen. A very

productive period of play for Wales. The counterattack. And still the

ball is in play. Great strength by Australia. It was a fantastic run.

He was hacked about four times but still kept running. He is off for a

couple of minutes. They are reduced to ten players, Wales. So accurate,

those little passes between the players. And they keep going. We

heard the Welsh players talking to each other, fight, fight, fight.

Sensing danger for Wales. They are batting it around Australia. And

into the circle they go now. Advantage. Play it out here. Into

the circle now. Just not in the right place. It did catch a

deflection. Jacob Whitten, for Australia. He will get another

chance. Back out. This is a sustained period of play. Deep

defence. For Wales. The big overhead. He was screaming for this

to happen. Excellent tackle. Very good defending by the Welsh team.

Very patient and stoic. They are one man down. Australia are passing it

around. He is not five, is he? That will be five, OK? Efficient again in

exiting the ball out. I have already spoken to you twice. They are

getting frustrated. They have got the ball inside the attacking

circle, Australia. Richard Gay doing a magnificent job, the central

defender for Wales. Off for a couple of minutes. They have upped the

intensity and the desire that they want to put in this game. It has got

to be measured. You have got to keep the right side of the red line. The

red mist is rising a little bit, isn't it? It is hard to play

advantage out of the defence. And neck. The goal-scorer against India.

-- Andrew Cornick. Just a couple of minutes. They have been told a

couple of times, Wales. When they are close, they are dangerous on the

rebound. It is the team that puts it up which gets it against them, which

is Wales. It just requires so much skill, at the pace that we have got

at the moment. From both teams. Straightaway, he will get the ball

back. Can he keep it in the field of play? He cannot. No respite. While

the ball is inside the white line, Australia will continue running. It

has taken eight minutes to see that. Eight minutes left in the first

half. Intercepted. It was a big shove. Yes, that is a very good

decision by the umpire. He gets a big shot in the back. It was a bit

unnecessary. Understandable with the amount of pressure this Welsh

defence has been put under. Australia still pushing hard. The

thing is you do not want Australia not to be able to use their skill,

or any team in fact. When something like that happens outside the circle

it has to be dealt with. Agreed. Corners. Australia have got six and

Wales have got one. Australia have scored from two of their corners.

Again, he dries. And a magnificent Play.

Again, he dries. And a magnificent save right Kettle. It was hard to

pick. Just a little move to change the angle. He put it down and hit

the base of the post. It was a great strike but just outside the goal.

Brignall. Jones. A little soft pass but it was under hit that time.

I have a lot of admiration Wales have put on in the first 25

minutes. They might be stretched but they are not overawed. Into the

circle it goes. Oh, what a cracker. What a cracker. What a finish. Jacob

Whitten. Very good strike. Look at this pick-up, where he makes this

shot. Fantastic pick-up. The most alert of all the players. A quick

free head. Transferred across and smashed into the circle. He put

free head. Transferred across and stick on it and smashed it into the

goal. Superb. A danger ball.

quick, isn't it? A danger ball.

relax for a second. Hugh Jones. He came in. Here is his brother, Zach.

He came in, made a foul, was looking at the umpire, Australia took the

free hit and off they went, bang, goal. You cannot relax for a second.

You cannot really emotionally involved. Keep playing,

keep playing. You feel hard done by. You cannot afford to do that. That

is one of the things I think Wales will

anything away from the top nations. They need to focus on the attention

that you bring to the game and play with hikers Cal to but do not

that you bring to the game and play that involved and upset about things

will stop -- with high intensity. -- upset about things. Wales up against

the world number one, Australia. He will get another chance here and

another save again by Kettle. Two will get another chance here and

a row. And they come away with the ball, the plucky Welshpool --

Welsh. Jacob Whitten once again. Here is a chance for Wales to grab

the ball. On screen already. Very well struck. Getting the rebound.

What a save by Kettle. A great double save by this keeper from

Wales. Not the tallest of men, to be a

goalkeeper. Five foot eight. A little one too. Did not work at

time. Tiring after a monumental first half, chasing the Australian

team. All around the hockey centre. The Welsh team look a bit punch

drunk. Moving backwards and backwards. They have just got to try

and push out. They are defending the De instead of defending the 25.

Ruxton, the Welsh skipper. By now the Australians have got back in

numbers in defence. They have cut it off that time. Ten minutes left in

the first half. 3-0. Just got so many variations to play

with, the Australians. They have got the big strong power game, they have

got deft passing, clever. In the attack, what they try and do, if

they get tackled, they keep the numbers up there and keep the ball

in the danger area and do not let it out.

Ciriello. Safe. Out wide. Still in the defensive third for Wales. A big

stick check. And he gets two minutes. He has not

been on the field along for Australia but he is in the two

minute Jeff and he will stay there for the rest of this half and the

start of the second. -- share. -- seat. The Welsh have a full

complement. Australia are down to ten.

Hi, overhit. Expertly brought down. Just outside the circle. Penalty

corner given for that little bit of skill here. Right on half-time.

Which is a bit of a blow for the Welsh team. They will play counts

the penalty corner, until either a goal has been scored, or it goes

over the baseline, or outside the circle. -- play out. Yes, this is a

little backpass. With a reverse stick which causes trouble. The ball

pops out. Ockenden, I think. The foot. Straight out from the base.

Instructions from the Australian bench. Ciriello and sworn at the

top. -- Swan. Number 25 is up there as well.

Here we are. The last part of the first half. Can the Welsh keep it

out? Can Australia convert? Ciriello again. Again, it is picked off. An

excellent way to finish the half for Wales. There it is. They had all the

work deep in defence against the fast running, skilful skills of

Australia. Just having another look at that corner. Well done, David

Kettle. Preliminary action, it is 3-0 at half-time.

Kettle. Preliminary action, it is 3-0 And do not forget, Australia are

the top ranked team in the world at the moment, let alone in the

Commonwealth games. Wales are hanging on for the moment. The

four-week join the hockey we had -- before the hockey, we had some

stunning action had Kelvingrove. Scotland were playing against South

Africa. South Africa took it 14-10. A great effort from the Scottish

quartet. Well done to them. As we were saying earlier, there has been

great excitement up and down the River Clyde today because it is the

Clyde Flotilla. It has been a stunning sight. And alighted to say

that Andrew from the Royal yacht Association joins us. Tell us about

what we have been seeing. It is fabulous to see how busy it is. The

idea behind the Flotilla was, as you know, sailing is not a Commonwealth

Games sport, but we did not want to miss out on the action. We decided

to host a sailing event. We have a 250 boats coming down the river, the

largest assembly of boats ever on the river. We have brought just

under 2000 people down the Clyde as part of the journey into the centre

of Glasgow. That is seven times the size of Team Scotland. An amazing

number of people sailing through Glasgow. It does not matter that

ceiling is not involved in the games, you have done it yourself!

What about these shipping vessels? There is a big range of them. We've

seen a lot of gorgeous ones. The BBC got in trouble for calling them

boats and ships. Today, we have had 250 vessels, actually 290,

everything from small cruiser to large yachts. We have also had some

work boats, the Clyde Puffin. That kind of vessel. And we had one of

the ferries, a diesel hybrid. Again, it is not everyday you see ferry

coming down the Clyde at the head of 250 boats. The Puffin is my

favourite. I know it has been a great success for you. Thank you.

When it comes to boxing, Glasgow has got such a rich history in the sport

and that means that it has an incredibly knowledgeable and

enthusiastic fan base. They are just across the other side of the sick

see at the moment. And we have a great boat for them. --

bbc.co.uk/sundaymorninglive. We have Michael Alexander from Trinidad and

Tobago, taking on Otto Josef, who took the opening

round in unanimous fashion. Five judges are scoring the contest. The

referee says no knock-down. It may have been landed incorrectly. I'm

sure that his trip to the canvas had something to do with Alexander's

right hook. A change in tactic. The Nigerian corner have is he told them

to close this fellow down. But at the same time, he have to move his

head. He has got to close the gap. That is no good. You cannot allow

this man the space to work. You have to crowd him or make him leave

first. One or the other. Alexander has a wide leg at stance. Upon his

toes, Alexander. A good right hand to the solar praxis. -- solar

plexus. As his hand touched the ropes, Josef was on him. A whipping

combination. It is fairly easy stuff for Alexander. You have a man in

front of you, and you know he's going to come. You just have to get

your time right and throw the correct shot. Simple stuff, for the

man in blue. Inside the final minute of the second round. Joe says is on

the front foot, picked off by some beautiful punching. Remaining

committed to the cause. He is not managing to close the distance

without paying a heavy toll. One of SECC's problems is that when he gets

the opportunity, he is pure on the inside. On the inside, his arms are

all over the place. He does not know how to work at close quarters.

A big left-hand fired in by Otto Joseph. He finds himself on the

canvas for a second time. But no knock-down. This man's speed and

length is creating big problems for Otto Joseph, struggling to get to

grips with the style and physicality of the man in front of them. Bread

and butter stuff for Alexander here. A lovely shots to the body. Otto

Joseph just cannot find room. Getting tangled up. And look at this

shot up inside of the glove. But it really is bread-and-butter stuff for

him. He has a slow moving target coming at him. You have to get the

timing right. Easy stuff for the man in blue.

Moving into the third and final round. The man in red is going to

have to do something drastically different. A good right hand. A

thunderous right cross. Alexander, looking to initiate a clinch.

He was in a comfortable position throughout the opening two rounds.

He appears to be on unsteady legs. A good shot from Joseph. The problem

Otto Joseph has is that Alexander keeps moving away. He took the sting

out. He got hot again, but because his movement is going backwards, it

takes a little bit of power off his right hand. Joseph could get

Alexander to come forward into that shot, he could have a devastating

punch. Both of these men have won

consecutive national titles. Otto Joseph took the national

championships at 60 kilograms in 2014 and 2013. Three consecutive

titles for Alexander. Starting in 2012 and coming through to earlier

this year. Both were eliminated in the World Championships at

Kazakhstan. He shared a ring with Robson at the Pan-American

Championships. But through with a beautiful right hand. Otto Joseph is

having a really difficult time trying to pin him down. The storm

seems to have blown out from Otto Joseph. He started well. The first

minute or so, but now the feet have slowed down again. He is looking a

little desperate. He is telegraphing his attacks, making it even easier

for Alexander. You must move your head, as you were

going forward, Joseph. But a little head movement, and you get caught

again. He is doing a wonderful job moving, Alexander, for the most

part. But caught by a right cross at the start of the round. Now that is

not a. Wrestling him to the ground. When his knees working contract with

the canvas, he whipped out a left hand. -- were in contact. I've seen

that cost other fighters the bout. Olympic boxing, of course, but very

similar to that scenario. The ten second clapper has been

sounded. A good left hand to the body once again. A signature shot

for Michael Alexander. A high uppercut. Michael Alexander, the

15th ranked boxer in the world, the highest ranked here, has surely done

enough to go through to the next round. He was shaken up by a right

cross by Otto Joseph early in the round. I thought it was -- that they

were going to get into a waltz at one point.

round. I thought it was -- that they were going to get into a waltz He

hit him on the deck, the only clean shot he landed. For Alexander, you

could not have asked for a better start to get yourself into the

tournaments. Ladies and gentlemen, we go to our judges scorecards where

we have a unanimous decision. In the blue corner, from Trinidad and

Tobago, Michael Alexander. And please, ladies and gentlemen, show

your appreciation, all the way from Nigeria, Otto Joseph. Michael

Alexander, the 15th ranked boxer in the world, goes through to the

second round of the Commonwealth Games lightweight boxing tournament.

After a really effective and impressive display against the

diminutive Otto Joseph. A unanimous winner on points. Alexander is

through to the next round. Otto Joseph exits after the first

preliminary bout. Back to the hockey, and Australia

have taken every Commonwealth gold. They will be confident of making it

five out of five. They are currently three nil up against Wales. Let's

rejoin the second half will stop -- second half.

A straight shot him. Just across the face. I think he was putting it in

front of the goalkeeper. Great technique. A lovely ball. Looking

for a diving forward. But he did not go down, which is unusual for the

Australians. I think Wales are doing the right thing. The options have

been cut down so quickly. That is what Australia do. They get in your

face quickly and let you know they are there.

They can keep up -- if they can keep up the tempo, and get something done

it will enable them to get a foothold in the game. If the keep

dropping back off the Australian team and not competing in midfield,

it will find themselves in trouble again.

Cornick Australia do. The

A good tackle. Well read. And for the first five minutes of the second

half, Wales have kept the Australian side scored less. Down three nil.

They are covering the area and side scored less. Down three nil.

filling the midfield up. Australia have moved their players to the edge

of That is simply magic. Whetton gets

his hat-trick. That is just being in the right place, having the skills

to execute. A good move all the way from Australia. It came from two

umpires not agreeing with each other, actually. Whetton is a really

good, quick footed player in that area. He is very quick. But it

developed from that hit out from the back. The closest umpire allowed it

to go, this umpire blew it. You could hear them on the intercom

talking. So, Australia get help. They just can't afford to relax at

any stage. You cannot take your eye of any of the proceedings. -- your

eye off. All four gold medals for Australia. 2002 in Manchester,

Melbourne and again in Delhi. They demolished the home side 8-1.

They've only ever was -- ever lost one match at the Commonwealth Games.

Who did they lose against? I don't know. Another attack by Australia

bag, still looking for goals. Wales need to slow down a bit. That ball

was bouncing, it was pretty dangerous. Deep defence for Wales.

Now they come again. Wales survive but they don't get the

ball clear very easily. It is hard to get out of that gold ring of fire

Australia have put forward. If they can just get possession up the pitch

a little bit and retain it for a while... The answer to the question

you asked, who is the team to beat Australia? The only time they've

lost... Oh, it is a shot at goal! And they have scored. The Welsh team

have got one on the board. Goal number one for Wales and the crowd

have gone wild. A great move, the ball coming straight from the

middle. A bit of deflection, and that is the chink in the armour.

Watch the intensity now for Australia. Australia like clean

sheets. But the chink in the arm in 1978 was South Africa.

sheets. But the chink in the arm in close. Oh, gosh, tremendous hockey.

This is million-dollar stuff here. If you've never watched it before,

watching the broadcast, If you've never watched it before,

seeing a team looking to get their champion combinations, playing

some exquisite hockey. But they are being matched in spirit

some exquisite hockey. But they are suddenly decided to have a go. A bit

high, really, but look at that. I suppose the goalkeeper is fair game,

really, with all the gear. You would not have shied away. No, they wear

the pants, not have shied away. No, they wear

they are in the way! Great hockey, it is so intense out there. That

Welsh goal has heard the Australians. -- hurt.

Welsh goal has heard the left, they might even get a card out

of it. It was for the tackle out here. Is this a yellow card? There

was no way the ball was going to get past, so it was a deliberate foul.

So Kyriakidis for the tackle earlier, the yellow card. So, more

than five minutes for him. You wouldn't want to get

than five minutes for him. You bullets on the flesh. He's got

kneepads on. Takes bullets on the flesh. He's got

deflection at goal. Let's just have a look at number 19. Yes, you run is

straight down the line of it. -- he runs. If the teams do not have any

more referrals, the umpires can always have referrals as well. It

came off the ground, so they have said it is dangerous. It was a good

save, but it went into the armour. He actually battered the ball hard

down onto the ground. More times than not that would've gone the

other way, I guess. On the foot again. Australia trying their

routines, but it's not working. The ice bucket will be out big time for

the Welsh. The captain with the ball slapstick towards the goal, it hits

the crossbar. A superb save again. Right over to the other side of the

field, magnificent. I'm getting shivers would chink -- watching this

Welsh team played. -- play. They will get a little respite now. Have

a look at this save. Another double save, what a fantastic double save

that was. Both sides of his body. Australia calling for a referral.

They think it hit a foot. Can you hear me? The Australians are looking

for interference on the shot on goal. They want a penalty stroke.

That's a big call. It's only a referral. It's not a big deal is it.

They might as well have a go. He put his stick over the top. It's

the intent. He came from behind. It got caught. I'm not sure about that.

Don't know if I would give a strike for that -- stroke for that. But

then I'm a defensive Being an player. Attacker, I'd like one,

please. What are they going to say upstairs? The guy comes in from

behind. He tries to make a tackle. His the Aussie's foot, drops his

stick. Now is that a penalty stroke? You have to have the stick in your

hand.. Stick interfere? That could be a foul there, if he

put the player off. Everyone's having a very good chat

on that. A good look at it. Making their own decision. The players are

not queueing up. They've not gone to the penalty spot. That tells a

story. The Australians standing there, leaning on their sticks.

Gavin? Yeah. No clear reason to change your decision. Australia lose

their referral. OK. No penalty stroke, you lose your

referral and start from the sideline. Neither team now can

refer. Australia lose their referral. Love the confidence of

their Australians, not only to look for the penalty corner, but a

penalty stroke even. Fair enough, if that's the mind set.

Prosser got one on the forearm. speed. The skills of

Prosser got one on the forearm. huge amounts of interval training.

They do a lot of hockey-specific training

They do a lot of hockey-specific chuck the ball 25 to 25.

That was a good tackle. That was a big tackle. There was a big clash

there. Oh, brave. Great tackle. That's very

brave. for Australia, Australia beat the

Netherlands 6-1 in the final. It was a fantastic game of hockey actually.

The 12 of those guys are here now playing today.

While we have seen some exchanges between the umpires and the players

and the ability to talk to them and they'll

and the ability to talk to them and contributed to the game

and the ability to talk to them and useful for the players to understand

what the umpire is thinking. What isn't

what the umpire is thinking. What start questioning decisions

what the umpire is thinking. What time. Quite rightly there's been

what the umpire is thinking. What green card for that earlier on

what the umpire is thinking. What Also, they've got,

It's lost its preciseness, for Australia, the accurate passing.

It says a lot for what Wales have put on them in the second half. 3-0

at halftime. What a fantastic, 31 shots from

Australia against two for Wales. Australia have

Australia against two for Wales. and lots of chances. That's the way

they play their hockey. But they don't always convert, five

out of 31 is one in six. That would have come off had he not

slipped. The whistle went, strong whistle,

Prosser turned around and said, "No." And the umpire said yes.

A five-minute, at least, on the bench.

Wales will have to work harder with their ten men now.

It's the second yellow card for Wales as well. That will be all up

ten minutes against the Australian players in the second half. They

will begin to get very tired now. So much hang in that circle. That's

superb defend thering from Wales not to give away a penalty corner.

Penalty stroke, there it is. This time called with the help of Umpire

Madden. I think it was the deliberateness of

the foul. Using the body. Yeah the assessment there is that he was

charged over. It was a deliberate foul. There's no doubt. The Welsh

skipper, Ruxton. He's lucky not to get a card for that, as well.

The Australian captain will come up to the mark.

David Kettle in goal for Wales will have his sternest test today.

Oh, he saved it! He looked like a save. I think it hit the post.

Yeah it was off the post. A good stroke, but just slightly too wide.

But Kettle put him off. I think Kettle is claiming a stick. That's

another one in the cued yos box for David Kettle -- kudos.

The captain is down for Wales, Ruxton. A head clash. Did it hit the

nose? No the cheek bone. That looks very painful.

Philpott up and about. We apologise for any heated

language. Ruxton is not moving. Strong words were coming from the

Australian captain as well Mark Knowles.

APPLAUSE He was remonstrating with the

umpire. Ruxton now is up and about, hopefully, on his knees. He's 32

years of age. His 114th cap for his country.

APPLAUSE He looks a bit woozy. He has a bit

of an egg on that jaw, has he? Just by that left eye, side of the jaw.

That might be him done for the day. Seven minutes remain in the match.

Strong words exchanged from the Australian captain Knowles, who has

got the ball just in front of him now.

describe it as. Australia are putting this Welsh defence under

huge amounts of pressure. Can they get the hit away? Good work there by

Australia. That defence is pretty good. Australia is so strong around

that area. 12 corners, they've had. Wales

that area. 12 corners, they've had. the second half. But they have got

that goal, scored by Kyriakidis. the second half. But they have got

They will want a finish from this, the second half. But they have got

conversion. They are not the second half. But they have got

what lies ahead of them. Great corner defence again from Wales.

They've defended nine corners successfully against this

They've defended nine corners Australian team. That was Kyriakidis

out. A double team tackle. A trademark Australian goal number

six, four minutes remaining in the match. Finally, something from all

this pressure that Australia have had in the second half. Clever work

along the had in the second half. Clever work

easy tap in had in the second half. Clever work

number six. The Australian was within five metres, but there is no

defence, really. Such is the competitive nature of both these

teams, they are having a go. Wales is now causing trouble in the

Australian end. I guess the other thing is, there is the captain, a

big blow high on his left cheek. Head concussions these days, you

just have to be so careful. When teams target Australia, they just

pack away. You have to match them physically, otherwise you have no

chance. Kyriakidis keep fit in. -- keeps it in. So expert in bringing

down the high ball. He will be out as well, I think. A silly foul to

give away, if that's what it is. Easy enough to run behind someone

and just catch their leg when they are running forward like that. He

gets a yellow card for his trouble. Wales are down to ten men. Under two

minutes to play. And goal number seven! Perfect. Again, that ball

across the keeper, too far out of his reach. Gohdes's second and

across the keeper, too far out of Australia's seven. Just over a

minute left in the match. Very tired players from Wales. They had a big

game yesterday in the heats against India, going down 3-1. Their years.

He won't be getting any more action. -- there he is.

And the first match is finished for Australia in this Glasgow

Commonwealth Games 2014. It seems as though it started an age ago, so

much has happened. Referrals, both teams lost them. Heroes, you would

have to say Australia with their scoreline. But much to admire from

what Wales brought to the game. They shake hands, there weren't many warm

moments on the park, but it is Australia who have beaten Wales. The

world champions have started off their campaign 7-1. Yesterday,

Australia's ladies put nine goals past Wales. Today, 7-1 for the

Australian men. I leave the ashram, travel halfway

across the world to find my father, Oh, well. As Vashrati says,

gotta keep smiling! We don't tend to use the bathroom

together here. All right, well,

I'll catch you later. This ashram of yours,

it might be a cult. I take it back,

he's definitely Cuckoo's son. Back to Glasgow after this update. A

judge has been accused of falling asleep during a rape trial. He is

now being investigated. The trial had to be abandoned. People in Gaza

are stocking up on supplies during a pause in fighting. Bodies have been

recovered in London. These are not clouds, they are dust. A massive

storm has rolled through Phoenix, Arizona. Boxer Tyson furious has

pulled out of his fight tonight in Manchester. It is after his uncle

was taken seriously ill. And the largest flotilla ever seen on the

Clyde has sailed to Glasgow. It is thought around 250 small boats took

part. Now, back to live action from Glasgow.

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I don't think I'm ugly, but I don't think I'm, like, really pretty.

I say, "You've got something on your bum." "Really?" And I say,

We've been asking you to send in your photos. You have been

responding, this is me in my home away from home, the BBC studio. And

this is Andy on the flotilla. Stephen sent in a pretty good one.

That is fantastic. The Brownlee Brothers going for gold and silver.

And this is a fantastic photo. He is teaching the mascot his trademark

move. Please continue to get in touch with us. You can do so via

Facebook and Twitter. Now, plenty more still to come. We have said

Glasgow is famous for boxing bouts. We sent out Tony Singh to explain

how Glasgow has become the curry capital as well. We are a nation of

curry lovers. You cannot beat a Glasgow curry. Glasgow has one the

curry capital title in Britain several times. Probably at least

twice a week. That's more than me! several times. Probably at least

twice a week. That's more There is no question Glasgow is a city

infused with the spice and labour of curry, all banks to a diverse

community rooted in the Commonwealth. Indian immigrants

settled in Scotland as early as the 1920s, but it was the partition of

India explosion. Confronted with political

upheaval and rising unemployment, many

upheaval and rising unemployment, Commonwealth. By 1970, there were

around What was it like when you came over

in the 1960s? In 1962 there was a completely different for me, because

I came from village. In here, there was a tall buildings, dark

buildings, dark streets and the whole things. The whole thing was

And cold dark. . Very cold. In winter there was a lot of snow. Me

and my father opened a small press straunt only five tables. My mother

and my father, they were in the kitchen. It's more like home

cooking. Who were your clientele? We had most clientele from the

university, mostly Indian and Pakistani students. They started

bringing Scottish people also, Scottish students. They came and

they acquired the taste. Then the restaurant start picking up. Every

day was better than last day. Over the decades, Glasgow's Asian

community has helped change the palate of the city. Used to, you

know, there was a milder curry. And now, people have slightly hotter,

more spicy. They know the difference in cooking. Now the Glaswegian have

great taste. Today, the authentic flavours of India and Pakistan are

second nature to Glaswegians. There's more flavour in a Glasgow

curry. Curry is synonymous with the city. The two go together. Hotter,

it's sharper. I think it's just a taste of Glasgow. A taste of home.

Curry culture goes to the heart of this city. It's fused communities

and cuisines from across the Commonwealth and now Scotland's

serving it back to the world. Almost makes us hungry. Now, in preparation

for the Commonwealth Games, I was given the challenge of taking part

in skeet. It was against the Young Sports Personality of the Year,

Amber Hill, so I didn't fare very well. If you've ever tried sporting

clays, you'll know how difficult that is. If you think what skeet is,

it's a bit like Formula One, it's the fast relation of clays.

Shot gun requires competitors to fire at moving targets, disks called

clays, made of pitch and chalk. They are launched in different directions

from a trap. Targets are released on command from the shooter. A hit is

declared when at least one visible piece of clay is seen to fall from

the target. Targets are 11 centimetres and travel at 60mph. In

all shot gun events the shooter has to be standing with both hands

supporting the gun. In Glasgow, there are three separate shot gun

events, skeet, trap and double trap. In skeet, one or two clays are

launched out of different traps at different heights. One just over

three metres and a second just over a metre. In the trap event, shooters

fire at single clays, launched from a trap 15 metres in front of them.

They get two shots in qualification but only one in the final. In double

trap shooters are 15 metres from the trap pit and two clays are launched.

The shooters have one shot at each clay. In all events, the top six

shooters advance to the semifinals. Chasikos to shoot first. It's a

repeat of the semifinal. So another 16 targets and straight into the

action nowment -- now.

And he goes one, one again. Four from four for Chasikos.

They have to be shot in the order prescribed. Four from four for both

of them. High target first. Then the low in

the second double. This is the battle for the bronze

medal. This is the

Warlow drops one. And another.

Now a two-target gap opens up. Cyprus in both the bronze and Gold

Medal matches. He will feel the confidence of that

lead now. He drops one.

Warlow has to shoot clean. He collects them.

So Warlow now just one target hipped.

The final four targets. Still anyone's race. This is the

battle for bronze. He dropped both. So that has blown

it wide-open. This gives Warlow the opportunity to

win the bronze medal. He breaks it. So Warlow from England

takes the bronze medal, after falling behind early in that bronze

medal match. Chasikos fell apart in the last double missing both targets

to give Warlow the bronze medal in a remarkable finish to that bronze

medal match. A large English presence here

cheering Rory Warlow. Almost immediately, we will be moving into

the Gold Medal match. That's between Drew Christie and Georgios Achilleos

of Cyprus. While there's a little bit of cloud

here today, as you can see, light cloud, it's still a magnificent day

for watching shooting and a large turnout in the stand. A lot of local

Scottish people, but just generally happy to be seeing shooting. There's

the reception for Drew Christie from Scotland. Not only is he from

Scotland, but he's right from this area, near Carnoustie, Dundee, just

down the road. Hush from the crowd as he drops one

target now. The nerves are playing a big part

here. So Drew Christie is in the lead by

one target. A double miss. So nerves playing an

enormous part here. Settled himself and got two. So

Achilleos now has to shoot this station clean.

Anything can still happen in this battle. Achilleos now takes the lead

by one. This is the halfway mark of this

Gold Medal match. The order of the doubles changes,

where the first double has to be shot the low house target first.

The second double is the high house target first.

The Silver Medal is his, but he wants gold. And a double miss.

That's a huge blow. Six targets down.

He's got a sniff now of the victory that potentially awaits him.

Achilleos has really got some confidence going now.

The best Drew Christie could hope for now is a shoot-off. Now it's all

over. It's just the formality. it go at the end. He knew he could

not win the medal. A big disappointment for him,, but

Achilleos now to finish it. That is what the pressure of this

environment does. Achilleos now thriving on the confidence that he

has environment does. Achilleos now

thriving on the gained thriving on the confidence that he

has from Christie's misfortune. Super-confident now to finish that

off, dropping the two targets to win the gold medal, his second

individual Commonwealth gold medal. He has won the gold in Melbourne,

the silver in Delhi, and the gold here. A big cheer for the silver

medallist from Scotland, Drew Christie! And a big round of

applause for Drew Christie, he was no doubt extremely disappointed with

the way the semifinal went, but he has got a silver medal at the

Commonwealth Games in front of a home crowd, a huge achievement.

Within the next ten minutes, we will have the medal ceremony... The

official results shortly, but there is absolutely no doubt, Achilleos of

Cyprus has won the gold medal and Drew Christie has won the silver.

And these are the official results. George us like Ilyas -- Achilleos of

Cyprus is top. Scotland have got 17 medals. Back to

the hockey now. Will Scotland put their home advantage to the same use

here? They will certainly give it a try.

Nearly ready to start in this match, India played their second

match yesterday, going down to South Africa, 2-0. India beat Wales 3-1,

and it was Scotland going down to South Africa 2-0.

The sun is bursting through the cloud cover. The lights are on in

the middle. Time to go the umpire has checked

that the goals are in place. Scotland now ready themselves for

what India will bring to this match.

India will have learned from their suffocating defence from Wales

yesterday. Scotland starts, their second match

in the campaign. Can they get a win after their loss?

The strongest are evidence for India, Sardar Singh.

Scotland are really stretching a play. They have

Scotland are really stretching a very high in the Indian circle,

another one not far behind, so they are trying to stretch out the Indian

defence as much as they can and use the pockets of space in the midfield

to try to get the ball further the pitch. Number 13

to try to get the ball further the It will be in play a lot when

Scotland have the ball, have possession.

Kenny Bain, across the face, he had the right idea. Fantastic quick play

by Scotland, which I think will be crucial today.

by Scotland, which I think will be from McIntyre, unfortunately he did

not read it quick enough. Gordon McIntyre is under

treasure. He gets it onto the foot. Enjoying quite a bit of possession

already in this match, Scotland, the up and over, overhead. They were

looking for a bit of danger there. David Forsyth try sitting to the

circle, and it just misses by David Forsyth try sitting to the

man. Brilliant build-up play by Scotland there. Great crash ball.

This dive was fantastic, when that put Kenny Bain for not, I don't No.

But put Kenny Bain for not, I don't No.

far in this game. A lot of stick in there, almost

ending up like kindling wood. India just backing off from that

freeze it, causing a mistake and putting pressure on.

It is in! What a goal. He wasn't backing off. Fantastic quick canvas

by India, which is what you tend to associate with that style of its

hockey. I think it was a direct shot, I do not think there was a

touch from Ramandeep Singh. shot, I do not think there was a

Singh opens the scoring. And after just five minutes of play, seemingly

from nothing, and this is almost chameleon-like, the way that India

put their game plan together. It can be a

put their game plan together. It can but when it counts, they are in

there. They are convertors. Again, the goal-scorer has the ball.

He shows his versatility in defence. They are trying to manipulate the

Scottish defence. Just short of a shot on goal,

fortunately for Scotland. Referral here. Team referral for

India, looking for a foot. This is the ball on the baseline. Yes, it

has come off the right foot. The Scottish defence is already putting

on their penalty corner. Straightaway, Nicholas Parkes new it

hit his foot, and he is one of those putting on the kit. We have a

decision. It has come off the foot and it should be a penalty corner.

Thank you. So a defensive penalty corner, and for India, a chance to

convert from the very powerful set piece play at penalty corner.

Rupinder Singh is there, and he indicates it this time. That will be

a relief for the defence. They played up wide for Scotland. It is

Forsyth. In the corner now, but picked off. Fast legs.

Slipping the ball around, a goal after five minutes.

pitch India are very happy for Scotland to have the ball. In the

corners they are trying to press the ball carrier, trying to win it as

high up the pitch as possible. This time through the midfield. Danish.

Now where is Kenny Bain, the number 13? He has the ball, there he is.

Grassick. Clever work again, the aerial ball.

The hand eye coordination. Played quite a bit of his hockey at

Durham, Daniel Coultas. Now, for India. Still got it in the circle,

Just wait. Just wait. working hard.

Relatively even. the first half. Saturday afternoon

hockey, the Commonwealth Games campaign day three pool a.

Through the middle. Keeping the ball off the Indian sticks. Little touch

through, could not get it. Interesting battle going on

tactically because India are dropping off, if they do pick the

ball up in the midfield they end up potentially with a counterattack

having more numbers than the Scottish defenders. That is a

Ragan at. massive overhit from Rupinder.

The crowd becoming very involved in this match. As the wood, the home

team. -- they Still in the defensive third. But

opening it up. Stretching with, say to side.

Coming forward onto the ball always looks safer having a bit of

momentum. William Marshall, for Scotland.

Just what India were waiting for, for that mistake to come through.

Sardar. The captain has played in 188 matches for his country.

Sardar. The captain has played in just brilliant to watch on the ball,

some of the things that he can do. Typifies Indian hockey really and I

think it is quite interesting they influence the coaches having now,

normally when India picked up the ball they just want to attack all

the time, but you can see ball they just want to attack all

are getting the ball and getting used to keeping possession, moving

the ball to the other side of the pitch, which is something we have

not seen in the past with Indian hockey.

Marshall, collected the ball on his knee, delivers. What is the net gain

out of this for Scotland? Up it goes. Gareth Hall gets dispossessed.

The Indian captain there just to camp it down. -- calm it down. And

begin from the base. Chandi. It is India who have the advantage.

1-0. Gurbaj. Able to smack it past Jamie Cachia in goal for Scotland.

The long, ranging form of Nicholas Parkes could not pull that end. --

in. A lot of possession turnover. Interesting nonetheless. Scotland

having to make the play, they are behind on the scorecard.

Prepare to go back, not always looking forwards. Chandi. Sardar. VR

Raghunath. Swift staff now happening for the Indians. Inside the circle,

onto the spot, Luke at all the Scottish shorts in that circle. --

look at all the Scottish. Strong, forceful drive.

You almost feel if that is the only way India feel they can get the ball

into the circle then you are probably getting on top of them. It

is a strength of the right in, the disguised drag into the circle, that

if I was a Scottish player or part of the coaching staff I would be

taking positives from the fact that that is the sort of thing they are

trying to do. It must be so difficult if you think

what the Indians are good at instinctively, having to go back and

change what they have been doing for ever. What they have seen the heroes

do. If you are born and grew up in India playing hockey that is what is

expected of you, fast talking, quick hands, are fast attacking style of

hockey and I think you can see elements of it. They are happy to

keep the ball around the back and keep it moving, but when they

decided to go the go, so I think the style of Terry Walsh is slowly

coming through. We can hear the umpires helping one

another and congratulating one another whenever they feel it is

necessary. Good teamwork, the third team on the pitch.

Chandi has the ball for India, high on the left flank.

The captain comes through, delivers back. Rupinder. Quick feet. Very

quick sticks into that circle now, delivered, can they get the shot

away? Penalty corner time. That is all you have to do, get into the

circle, then either get a shot at goal or a penalty corner. Again it

is the speed of the hands and the movement, which the ball onto the

foot of Michael Bremmer. So difficult as a defender trying to

close down someone that is moving really, really quickly. The Indians

are very clever, topping the ball onto your boots just as you move

towards them to try and make a tackle.

It is India 2-mac-0 Scotland. Smiles on the faces of the Indians,

efficient work. Brilliant Fleck, he on the faces of the Indians,

Scotland really have to be powerful, at the nominal

Playing at speed, the temple has increased a couple of notches -- the

tempo. Scotland are scrambling in the defensive circle, the goalkeeper

Jamie Cachia does well. Free hit defence, Scotland can breathe again.

Now that India have got the second goal they will feel there is perhaps

a bit of a cushion now so they can try to take the game to

a bit of a cushion now so they can the style that they know they want

to play. If Scotland cannot keep India at bay there could be three or

four goals in this game. Almost. He had the mark. Ian Moodie. Gareth

Hall for Scotland. Can they make had the mark. Ian Moodie. Gareth

something with it? It is an acute angle to try and get something from

it. Looking for the shot that took too much time. The defence from

India comes again. It goes too much time. The defence from

baseline, end to end hockey. Frustration from the Scottish

baseline, end to end hockey. that they did not get a shot on

goal. I felt sorry for McIntyre in the circle, he tried

Brave defending from David Forsyth. thing, which was win a penalty

Brave defending from David Forsyth. It was directly into his back. 2-0.

Brave defending from David Forsyth. You cannot take your eye off the

ball or lose concentration for Scotland have

lesson learned. And I think you are absolutely right, the

lesson learned. And I think you are India have got

lesson learned. And I think you are has given them the confidence just

to be prepared to make a few more mistakes

to be prepared to make a few more things. Now for Scotland, have they

got a chance to get in their? Still no session.

Can they pull it back? McIntyre. He still has it and loses it.

Straight all, full stretch, no chance to put it up.

Scotland have been urged by their coach to find the pocket.

Nicholas Parkes could not quite dragged in.

Sardar Singh is so practical with what he does. He does not do any

more than he has to do, but what he does is so efficient.

Certainly feel that changing the air in the weather, a cooler breeze. A

great deal if they get it. Lifted. Using the stick above the shoulder,

which is fine if it is not dangerous, but making it tougher to

bring down in that circle. Look at those quick reactions!

Kenny Bain is not on the field at the moment, they need and

energiser. Great play by Scotland, and backhand

cross. Not sure it was dangerous myself, but that is what it has been

blown up for, and Scotland need to get on with the game. Scotland very

quickly group back in defence. Soft hands this time. How did he get

that ball? That is phenomenal. Quick skills. We have got both teams.

Referral for India. They said the ball came off the defender's stick

onto his body. Brilliant skill in the first place. Yes. Correct

decision that it did come off a hand, but it has definitely gone up

onto his knee. That was amazing, it to see what he was able to see. He

lost control of the ball. I have a decision. It has come off the arm

and onto his body, and therefore it should be a penalty corner. All

right. Correct decision, and India again at the penalty corner time.

Hungry for more. India are ranked number nine in the

world, Scotland are 25. And the scoreline, with five minutes left in

the first half, 2-0 to India. Rupinder Singh. Ready to execute,

and poorly trapped at the top. It might let them off for a brief time.

Scotland bumps it out over the backline.

Daniel Coultas through the middle, to wide, good ball speed, but not in

the right direction. That is a man with a lot of hockey

experience behind him, Rupinder Singh. Look at those are strong

wrists. Scotland with a chance on the top.

There is the man, Kenny Bain, he delivers, can you get the shot

away? I think they are asking for a strike year. Happy with the penalty

corner. Fantastic play by Kenny Bain there. Iain Scholefield with the

cross. Easy decision for Gareth Greenfield to make. This is where

Scotland's need to be composed. They are excited and they have won the

penalty corner. Now they need to drop the heart rate and execute the

penalty corner routine. Who is your pick out of the three that are

lining up at the top for Scotland? pick out of the three that are

Kenny Bain, Daniel Coultas... Plenty

crowds to the Scottish team. India have defended well. They come

away with the ball. All he has to do is catch the foot, get the freeze

it, and apply more pressure -- get the free hit.

It is the fluidity of the wrist when they have the stick going in the one

hand. It is sinewy but stronger, silky. Once again, doing all they

have to do, India. It is just so difficult to defend against. You try

to move forward to make a jab tackle and they just move the ball back,

and then they move it forward and fitted onto your body. Unfortunately

for Iain Scholefield there, exactly that situation. The Indian forward

is always in control. A penalty corner saved Stanley the rent, and

now it is India who are hot on attack -- saved down the other end.

now it is India who are hot on The two tallest men for India

weight, their opportunity to enter the scoreline. Over the top, to the

relief of the crowd. The last 20 seconds. Rupinder Singh

is pushed right up, hoping to get another... Free hit. A quick shot at

goal. The defence was sure. The countdown on for the half-time

hooter. There it is. It has been a very

hooter. There it is. It has been a India have done enough to get two on

the scoreboard. An impressive Indian side. They have

the scoreboard. An impressive Indian tournament for a long time. Having

would yesterday and coming out again today they are showing a statement

of intent, which is something great for hockey at the moment. It is

half-time here at the Glasgow hockey centre.

India in control at Glasgow Green at the moment, and over my shoulder at

the SECC, another Indian star is in action in the middleweight boxing,

Vijender Singh, one of the most decorated and experienced boxers

here at the Commonwealth Games. Vijender Singh from India got his

World Championship bronze medal in Milan in 2009. Last time out he lost

his opening contest to the excellent Irishman Jason Quigley, he went on

to take a silver medal. Whether he goes for another Olympic

Games to make it former Olympic Games, we have to wait and see, that

if he hits a Commonwealth gold, he may just retire. This is turning out

to be a survival mission. He is very poor, getting caught left, right and

centre. Vijender Singh is working downstairs very well. He would like

to finish this run if he possibly can. A minute gone in the second,

dominated the first. Some terrific body shots which followed up from

good right-hands to the side of his opponent's head. He does not throw

single shots, or very rarely. He does, nations of two or three

shots. He is hurting his man downstairs, but he is looking for

the right hand over the top, Vijender Singh. He brings the arms

and elbows of his opponents down. Then he whips the right hand over

the top. This is the bridge is looking for to finish off his man.

He must be in good condition, because he has taken body shots that

would have stopped a rhinoceros. Still one minutes ago till the end

of the second. Vijender Singh is just stalking his man, back to

orthodox boxing with a straight left jab. How lovely that is to see, a

straight left jab. Do you remember those days? I certainly do! Boxes

using their lead hands to set themselves up for the harder rear

hand. And a lot of the Indian boxes box very well, they are well

coached. This is a good performance indeed up till now from Vijender

Singh. I don't think there is any doubt about who has won this one.

Struggling now, Andrew, tough. -- Andrew Kometa.

They are smiling in the Indian corner, and he shakes his head to

see I should have got him out of there, but they will say keep

throwing those combinations. Andrew, tough foxy

Kometa did well to escape the banish of punches. -- barrage.

Well in command as we go into the last round. The man in red, Vijender

Singh. Good little bit of adjustment layer

from Vijender Singh. -- adjustment yonder. -- adjustment there. Making

his opponent think that he is going to attack but he doesn't, pulls back

and creates that room. Clever. I don't want to be patronising but I

have been impressed with Kometa sticking ability, he has taken

everything that has been handed to him and he is still there. Kometa He

must have a pretty good jaw as well as a rib cage because he has not

reacted to some of these punches which have been good scores. He has

got a good chin and a lot of bottle, which you cannot train. He

is still there. And I did not think he would get to this stage, the

shots that he was taking. In the second half of the last round

Vijender Singh well in control. Would she be frustrated that he has

not been able to finish this thus far inside the distance? I think so

yes, he is loading up a little bit more now, he needs to use the jab

more to set himself up. He has awarded up a little bit too much, he

has been very dominant, one-way traffic. But I think he will be a

bit frustrated, a bit disappointed that he has not finished this

opponent off. That was a good right hand by Vijender Singh and Kometa is

covering up. Impressive performance.

Bronze medallist from four years ago, lost to Anthony Ogogo.

Little hop and a skip by Vijender Singh. This man will take a lot out

of this, it was a very good performance by him, but his heart

must have dropped when he saw his name come out of the draw against

Vijender Singh. Yes, luck of the draw, drawn one of the favourites.

The gender sign on the attack constantly, but give credit to

Kometa, he is as tough as they come. Still coming back with the odd

strike in that last round, the man in blue. Gritting his teeth, but

getting caught with big punches. I think Vijender Singh overall a

little bit frustrated but nevertheless he has got the victory.

The winner by unanimous decision and through to the next round, in the

red corner, representing India, Vijender Singh. I have a feeling

that two out of the three judges gave him 10:8 rounds. He will be

there or thereabouts when in the medals are being given out.

Someone who has a fabulous collection of medals is England's

Mick goal and I and awaited to say that earlier today GE quailed --

equalled the Commonwealth Games record. I huge congratulations,

equalled the Commonwealth Games were lured back out

equalled the Commonwealth Games just for this? Yes, it

equalled the Commonwealth Games that was not reached after Delhi and

it was in the back of my mind for about a year or so and then I agreed

with about a year or so and then I agreed

go. Are fabulous celebration as well when we saw you getting the medal,

very flamboyant. The crowd were fantastic. Did you ever have any

doubts that she would be able to come back to that same level?

doubts that she would be able to the time. Doubt creeping and all

doubts that she would be able to time. My training there has not been

particularly good with the air pistol but it was OK on the day and

particularly good with the air got to the doubt. -- the closer I

got the bigger the doubt. Free pistol is my strongest event so I am

more positive about that, I am looking forward to it. We will see

what happens. If I perform to my best I should be in with a good

shout of making the final and in the final it could be

shout of making the final and in the and see. What happens after Monday,

because if Philip comes back to reclaim it, then you could be in and

out of retirement for a long time to come? I think Philip is a little bit

over the hell no, he was getting on a bit when I was just a young lad.

-- over the hill. I wish him well. What about you, will you stop

shooting, will you still get involved recreationally? I will

still get involved recreationally, I will still do national competitions

and I will hopefully get into coaching at a high level. I am

already a regional coach and I am hoping to improve my qualifications

and hopefully become national coach or England coach, we will see there

are any jobs available. Could you hold up your medal for us? I just

happen to have it there. If you ever aware of them all together you are

going to need a very strong neck. Thank you for joining us. Lovely to

speak to you. Thank you. Since we were last at Glasgow Green India

have scored another goal against Scotland. They have come back out

for the second half and gone 3-0 up. Now we can rejoin the match alive

and see how Scotland will fear. -- fair.

COMMENTATOR: Good division they are. Grassick, the captain for Scotland

-- good vision. That is the past Scotland need to make, and more

sympathetic pass, played into space, Alan Ring the strikers to look

around them as they track the ball rather than having to concentrate

solely on trapping the ball -- allowing. Pressure on the ball

carrier. Rupinder finds his captain Sardar.

Soft hand touch. Those are the subtleties that I was seeing in the

game. -- that I love seeing. Into the circle. That is just magic.

Chandi has got a little shave en masse. From nothing. -- on this.

Such a beautiful deflection. Using the speed of the ball coming across

the circle. Deflected it on the near the circle. Deflected it on the near

the far post and it is something he makes look very easy but it is not.

Fantastic goal made to look very easy by Chandi there. The angle from

right outweighed, where the drive came in -- right outweighed. That is

what we have come to admire from India.

They get one back, Scotland, penalty corner time. They have already had

one. Was called very quickly, off the

shins are of the Indian defender. -- of the shin pad. If Scotland can get

this one here and get the crowd behind them then it could help lift

them for the second half. Vocal support from the Scottish crowd. Our

wonderful save from the vice captain PR Sreejesh.

India trying to get out of trouble in defence, they will get a free

hit. They are loving having Chandi back in the side. Great effort from

Coultas. The free hit to Scotland. Runs off

the stick of an India. Kenny Bain is just a little frustrated, thought he

was impeded. Coultas. Soft hand pass into the

middle for Scotland to latch onto. The crowd willing on the home team.

Clever little jink into the circle, can he get the shot away?

Do you teach that when you are coaching? I probably shouldn't, but

having seen how effective it was I probably will. Forward momentum, one

hand on the stick. 4-0. India over Scotland. Have not allowed the Scots

to get into the game at all. Here is another foray again.

ball anywhere into the goal. Used all of his

ball anywhere into the goal. Used all of strength and power.

Fantastic. When you are in goal and you have a drag flick back can put

the ball into the different corners, it is so difficult to

India are playing almost like Australia at the moment. Iain Moody.

You have got to feel the Scotland a You have got to feel the Scotland a

moments, being in the right place. They have still got the ball.

moments, being in the right place. of tournaments do you have to raise

hard so defensively. But they are attacking in ones and two. So it

will be hard for them to get attacking in ones and two. So it

scoresheet. We have seen from the win yesterday I enjoyed over Wales,

there has been a lot more confidence exuding out of this Indian side. The

after that exuding out of this Indian side. The

Cup, they probably could have been on four points after

Cup, they probably could have been ended up on zero, just because they

Cup, they probably could have been conceded goals towards the end of

the game. If you can get an Indian side playing confidently, they are a

fantastic team to watch. The two umpires working together.

fantastic team to watch. The two equipment is getting well used. It

is rolling off the know exactly where the space is and

are. Simply penalty corner. Three from five conversion rate is superb.

Rupinder Singh this time. It is outrageous. It is the angle and the

precision they are able to put it in. It wasn't cleanly stopped on top

of the circle so he did well. World-class. The drag is over two or

three yards. I don't think any of the Scotland defender 's even saw

that until they came back out of the goal. 6-0 and 21 minutes to play.

You can't have the advantage and play, then want to get it back. It

does not come back to you if it does not come off.

Daniel Coultas. Iain Moody has been very busy at the front for

Scotland, has done a power of running. He has, but unfortunately

has almost been a lone ranger. One or two strikers making it into the

circle and it is difficult to take on for Indian defenders by yourself.

Harmlessly over the baseline. Not a lot of options. Scotland working

hard but nothing is coming off for them.

The captain, Saar da Singh. Was going to drive it but opted for the

past. Electrifying pace. Look at that! Just spoiled by the finish.

Magic. Absolutely brilliant spin here by Mujtaba. He not only manages

to spin on the spot, but passes the ball as well.

I don't think I have ever seen Indian players run so hard at the

defenders with the ball. Chandi is back on.

India managed to put two past Scotland in the first half and since

then they have managed another four. I think we will be leaving the

hockey. Now it is time to join weightlifting. When I say the words

precious Mackenzie, I don't mean me. He is a South African born

weightlifter who want Commonwealth Games medals for New Zealand and

also England. The story is fascinating. He has done it. He did

not quite reach five feet in height but became a symbol of the smiling

strongman. Precious McKenzie, delighted with that. He was not born

to be as strong as this. He was born in Durban, South Africa in 1936. The

teenager in the apartheid years. His father was killed by a crocodile and

young precious McKenzie was placed into care. Sometimes abused but

always poor. He had a dream of being a circus acrobat. He started to lift

weights. He became so good, he was selected for the 1964 Olympic Games

in Tokyo. As long as he Access did being segregated from the white

members of the South African team. He refused. This is a joke. Precious

came with his family to England and began a new life. He made leather

for shoes in Northampton and then he studied physical education in

Bristol. What he did with absolute consistency was when at the

Commonwealth Games. Precious McKenzie. Trying for a new

Commonwealth Games record in the snatch. 1966, gold medal in Kingston

Jamaica. 1970, gold medal in Edinburgh. Precious McKenzie. Four

feet 11. He is going to do it. He is going to do it! He has done it! What

a wonderful lift by precious McKenzie. 1974, gold medal in

Christchurch, New Zealand. He is Burke, makes it look so easy. New

records in British weightlifting in the Commonwealth Games. After he

emigrated to New Zealand and that the age of 42, he won the gold medal

for his new homeland in 1978. Commonwealth Games history. Four

gold medals, nobody has ever done it. Precious McKenzie, a tower of

strength against oppression. Weightlifting takes place in a

competition area of four metres square. 15 categories on body

weight, eight for men and seven for women. Each competitor has a minute

to attempt at their lift from the time their name is announced. Three

referees adjudicate each lift, once a competitor is motionless, a buzz

that will complete the lift. There are two types of competition lift.

The snatched and the clean and jerk. The snatch isn't uninterrupted

movement. The clean and jerk has lived in two distinct phases. In the

first part, the rah is -- bar is raised to chest height. Demba Ba is

lifted above the head in the second part.

Michaela Breeze from Wales came out of retirement and is in a

head-to-head with Zoe Smith. She is England's first Commonwealth Games

medallist. Let's head over and join them. She did carry the Queen's

baton. This is the serious bit. She came here for the gold medal. That

is what she came out of retirement for. She comes into the second half

of the competition but only with one K advantage over her rival, Zoe

Smith. Zoe is planning on being two kilos heavier. That was very safe.

Don't use place on the podium. 201 kilos. The

Commonwealth Games record is 202, set in Manchester 2002.

Commonwealth Games record is 202, There are plenty of challenges. Zoe

Smith has gone to 112. I have a feeling the Nigerian might actually

come out on that. At the moment, Michaela is 109. The Welsh team

deciding where they want to go. Michaela at the heart of the

decision and looking hard as Michaela at the heart of the

clock counts down. She has about 40 seconds. They have made the

decision. None of them have seconds. They have made the

to do with the decision, but Michaela is in control of her

destiny here. I think the clock ran out on her. She is not happy with

that. She is deciding if she wants to spend time with this 109. It is

only one K, and I would have expected at least two. The clock ran

out on her and she is shaking her head. They ran out of time to make a

decision. It does not matter, Michaela is so strong. She will get

over the frustration, make this lift and make a bit more ground in the

clean and jerk. This will equal the Commonwealth Games record total.

Look at that focus. Just forgets what just happens. She is saying

sorry to the crowd. It doesn't matter. Sometimes that is the reason

athletes should not get involved because coaches are very aware of

the time limit and there was too much chatter. There may have been,

but I think they could have taken a quick change to buy themselves some

more time lost it was being loaded. But this is high-stakes poker and it

is easy to look back and say what they should have done. Now they have

two setback and be very sharp and be very sharp about what other

opponents do -- they have two remember she failed 95 kilograms

twice so this takes her up to 200. She weighed at 57.56 so she is

heavier than Michaela Breeze. But this is the first step to get her to

the platform to work from. Easily puts herself up to 200 but as

you said she is heavier than Michaela. I just wonder how much she

has got in the clean and jerk? This is the young women who injured

herself in Delhi and had to pull out of the competition. She is four

years old or stronger and wiser. And wants it all the more. In the

Nigeria team they are all about success, you are expected. That is

correct. 111 kilograms here. This would put her in third place. My

advice to her as a coach would be wait for the 32nd buzzer to ring

before you start lifting, it is very distracting when it goes off as it

did in the middle of a lift. It might be that that failure may set

her on course for another fourth-place finish.

She is coming in at 111 rather than 112. I would not read too much into

this but the stories we have heard, they suggest she is very good at

this. That was an easy clean. That was quite a light for horror,

as we have said in the past it is more of a challenge to come out at a

light weight, because as soon as you come out give everything to it. At

the moment she is eight kilograms down on Michaela Breeze, looking to

come out and overtake that deficit. That is another advantage Michaela

Breeze has, in a sense the kilograms she did not get by not putting it up

to Mac kilograms she gets it back with the lighter body weight. If I

was her I would be hoping that I could make these heavier weights

whilst watching back these girls play out the clean and jerk.

Power jerk. She has clearly got some back pain which may be why she chose

to do the power jerk. Possible that getting into the splits position

puts too much pressure on the lower back. That puts her three kilograms

bank Michaela Breeze but once again she is that bit heavier, she needs

four to go past the Welsh woman. Sorry Smith on 112 kilograms about

to come out. -- Zoe Smith. She's bringing this out add to the 92 that

she had from the snatch these -- snatch bays. This is first the

shopping. Has a little look around. By the

police. -- quiet please. Big relief. I would like to look at

that again. I don't know if it is for a walk out but it looks

questionable to me on the elbows. Little pat on the back for her

there. Maybe shoulder movement again. I think shoulder movement,

that was correctly called. Michaela Breeze has one attempt left, she has

put it to 113. I think Zoe is very strong with the jerk, I think when

you jerk awake to await with the most effort possible it comes out in

the form of instability in the shoulders -- when you jerk a lighter

weight with the most effort possible.

What they are trying to do, the English camp are trying to persuade

Michaela Breeze that she has got to come out. She needs to get this lift

so that she can sit in the back and watch it play out on television and

hope that the athletes are not able to surpass her. You have got to

think about the challenger from India. This could be the lift which

is the destiny of the competition. That is correct, it will decide

everybody is next attempt. And it is a great clean.

That is so frustrating because it is a weight that she has done this

season. She cannot get the gold medal. She is currently in silver

medal position. Zoe Smith is in gold and the Nigerian is currently in

bronze. She said to me before the competition that she has done

everything she can, no regrets or excuses, that is the best way

everything she can, no regrets or come into a competition. There is no

way you can save and lift, that is weightlifting, you

way you can save and lift, that is going wrong but you have already

pushed it in the wrong direction. If Michaela Breeze ends up on the

podium and gets a silver or bronze, firmly that is effectively for

horror. -- for me that is a firmly that is effectively for

for her. She is on 200, so this five

kilograms increase is to go ahead of Zoe Smith.

Good clean. That changes things. Michaela is looking on and hoping,

wondering, will the Nigerian make the next lift? I posed the question,

how much more has she got, and it just seemed to me that the first one

was good but not utterly convincing that she could go a long way into

the competition. The Indian has gone to 116 which would put her at 199,

she very possibly in this competition is going to have the

last launch. Zoe Smith Israeli in the driver seat, putting the

pressure on everyone else. -- Zoe Smith is really in.

This to turn the screw on horror Nigerian and Indian opponents. Needs

to take her time. There we go. Still very light in the jerk. Throwing the

bar overhead no problem. This is where she loves to be. You can see

Michaela Breeze back the congratulating her, again the sign

of a true athlete, great sportsmanship. She finds herself

equal to the Commonwealth Games record. She has a final attempt to

go after that record. She is already the Commonwealth Games record holder

as far as the total is concerned, and she will be so long as she holds

off all our opponents. This is to take her to 204 which

would eclipse Michaela Breeze and Bush are down to third place. --

push her down. She has been waiting for a moment

like this. For four years. It is not going to survive. So

close. Holding the weight over her head for that long and not being

able to secure it. That is heartbreaking. I feel so sorry for

her. Thinking you have it in your hands, thinking you have made up for

that disappointment or four years ago. Zoe Smith is alive, but have a

look at this. She knew this was the moment. She is going for the

Commonwealth record. And second place. She is going the silver and

the Commonwealth Games record. The bar has gone up a kilo. Having a

look at this, six kilos up. This is the 206. David, she is strong

enough. My question is, does she think she can do this in this

moment? And, she does. So, Nigeria go into second place. She takes the

clean and jerk Commonwealth Games record. That record has been

standing since 2002. Zoe Smith has one attempt left. But Meena Kumari

has two. She is waiting to see what she has to do. She is sitting down

at 190 four and what she is looking at is the bronze medal or the

silver. If she is really bold, then the gold medal. She will be using

those two attempts to get on the podium. This is the crucial lift the

Zoe Smith to dishearten her Indian opponent? Yes, she basically has two

aces up her sleeve right now. What have they done with Zoe? She is

going for the record. She is not even trying to get on the podium

with this lift. It would put her into fourth. Meena Kumari on the

stage now. The policewoman from the Punjab, first Commonwealth Games.

This takes her to the 200 mark. It doesn't give her a medal, but it

takes her pretty close. What strength. Still able to stand up, no

problem. Taking quite a bit of time here. Maybe too much time, too much

thinking. Now she has a difficult decision. She has got to go for

broke. I think that just one Michaela Breeze the bronze medal. It

also make sure that Zoe Smith is going to be champion of the

Commonwealth. With one lift to spare. Meena Kumari, what has she

got to do here? X kilos takes her to 200, but the bronze medal is at 202.

She might as well throw caution to the wind... That is exactly what she

is going to do. Great coaching choice. She is going to go to 120.

She is going to put nine kilos on. Because she is heavier than Michaela

Breeze, she will try, Meena Kumari, with her last attempt to knock

Michaela Breeze of the podium. Zoe Smith, nothing to lose. Never say

never, but I am sure she has got the championship will stop here she

comes and this is for five out of six. She is on a total of 207. Clean

at 30 seconds. This audio icing on the cake... What a great way to

finish the day. Three kilos more. Amazing. That take her to 210 kilos

total. An eight K improvement. As far as the clean and jerk is

concerned, it is a new record by three kilos. Zoe Smith comes off the

platform straight into the arms of Michaela. I love seeing athletes in

respect of each other like that. " you each other and congratulating.

We're not quite over. This is the last line on the last page, in a

last chapter in the 58 kilos. last line on the last page, in a

are Welsh and if you are in anywhere in Wales, this is the time to get on

your air Max. Meena Kumari has put the bar up to 110. -- prayer mat.

She had no chance of a medal she just wanted to take that record from

Zoe Smith. Zoe Smith is champion of the Commonwealth. Winnifred is the

overall silver medallist. the Commonwealth. Winnifred is the

comeback girl, at the age of 35, is Michaela Breeze of Wales. Zoe Smith

at 16, she took a bronze medal in Delhi. At 20, she is the champion.

The winner of the bronze medal, representing Wales, Michaela Breeze.

The winner of the silver medal, representing Nigeria Dede Winnifred.

The moment Zoe Smith has streamed up. It is Zoe Smith, 20 years of

age. 92 kilos in the snatch. 118 K record in the Commonwealth. The

fifth V8 kilo champion of the Commonwealth, Zoe Smith for England.

-- 58 kilo champion. This, and moment she will never,