BBC Two: Day 5: 22:00 - 22:30 Commonwealth Games

Two. If you were not watching on BBC One, this is who has just been

crowned the Commonwealth Games 100 metres champions.

Campbell Brown is quickest out of the blocks, where is the pick-up and

the drive, here it comes from the Nigerian, storming to the line,

Brown gets second, Stuart gets third, but what a time, what a run,

what a run! Adam Gemili gets away very well, but

it is going to be the gold going to Jamaica once more. He pulls up with

a little bit of a limp but it won't matter. He is the Commonwealth title

winner. He has it in his hands. And Adam Gemili has got the silver

medal! And look what it means to him! He gave himself every

opportunity to win it but was beaten by a world-class man on the day.

Let's go back to Hampden Park and speak to Michael Johnson.

Bailey-Cole, quite impressive, wasn't he?

He was. But the Jamaican sprint crew, there is so much that Usain

Bolt brings, and now these guys believe in themselves, but once they

put that Jamaican vest on, they are invincible. But you need to give it

to Adam Gemili for breaking that up, a phenomenal race by him. I

thought he could beat one, maybe two, but it would be difficult to

beat three, because Bailey-Cole is a terrific athlete himself, gaining

confidence. But not necessarily Adam Gemili's

strongest event. He specialises at 200.

I am not quite sure. When you look at the 200 metres, you need to get

into 19 seconds now to get a medal. He is technically very good, but I

little concern for him with his speed endurance. I think he will do

very well at the European Championships, but when you bring in

the American and Caribbean athletes, I am not yet ready to say that the

100 is not still his best event. I can see him dipping under ten

seconds very soon. He has been very consistent this year and ran 10.10

tonight. He lined up next to the eventual

winner, Bailey-Cole who came forging through the field.

Adam had an amazing start. Put incredible pressure on Bailey Cole.

He had work to do. But that is the pedigree and confidence of the

Jamaican athletes. The confidence to be patient in that race. What cost

Adam the race is that he did not have the ability to hold that great

start and transfer that, the transition, it is a little bit not

quite as smooth as it should be. The forward momentum goes very well then

he needs to slow before reaching maximum velocity.

We can speak to him now, along with the winner, talking to Phil Jones.

What does this mean to you? It means a lot because it is my

first individual gold medal at a Championships.

Big things are being predicted of you. Is this just the start?

It is just the start of my individual medals.

We will let you speak to the rest of the media as we bring in Adam.

Describe that for me. It is my first senior medal, IM

speechless. So much preparation goes into running ten seconds. It is not

as easy as people think. I have a great team behind me. I will not go

through the names, they know who they are. I cannot believe it, my

first time representing England, I am so happy.

The reception at the start must have given you goose bumps.

It was absolutely unbelievable. I will never forget it in my life. The

reception I got was William. It is not about the time, the position. --

the reception I got was brilliant. I am over the moon.

It is about what you build on from here on in.

Yes, fingers crossed I have a decent career, with these guys looking

after me. The times will come but it is medals that count. This is the

stepping stone to the European Championships, then the World

Championships, then eventually to Rio. Thank you so much for all the

support, it was unbelievable. And thank you for the entertainment.

Eid Barak, to all the muslims are there, it is like happy New Year...

My head is gone! A little word on Bailey-Cole, he was

in the B race at the recent Grand Prix. That was quite a step up.

He did not belong in the a race, but now he will. He ran ten flat to

night, and you need to get under ten seconds to be considered one of the

best. In the Grand Prix races you cannot really go by who the

organisers decide to place in which race. But he proved tonight he is

the best in the Commonwealth, with a great performance. And strained his

hamstring whilst doing it. He pulled up right at the end. A

Commonwealth Games record in the women's race, a terrific informants

from Blessing Okagbare. She was just fantastic. We thought

Veronica Campbell Brown might give her a run, but this was Blessing

Okagbare all the way. She talked about the need to be patient and

what you see is great, efficient, relaxed sprinting. I am sure that

people think, how can you be patient over 100 metres? You are talking

about 10.8 seconds! But it is patience because as you are running

it in your mind it is longer because you are executing every step of that

race. You could very well reach a situation where you do rush it, you

think, I do not have much time, but what won the race for her was

patience, after his semifinal race gave her all the confidence in the

world but she could do that against a great athlete and Olympic

champion, Veronica Campbell Brown. She looked like she has her eyes

closed! She knew where the finish line was!

Thank you Michael for hanging on for us here on BBC Two.

You may struggle with one of the sports on offer, you have got 25

minutes to name them all, do not Google them, we will tell you at the

end of the show. But mixed reality going to table tennis. -- next we

are going to. It is Paul drinkable and Andrew Begley -- Drinkle.

Slashing backhand, on the run. A little magic from Drinkle.

Delightful table tennis. Combining very effectively. That is the

president of the Singapore table tennis Association, and a member of

Parliament. To her right is the general secretary.

Game point. For the English duo. An opportunity for a two one lead.

Julie converted by Team England, -- duly. And the fans come to life.

Team England, 2-1, but trailing by two matches to love.

A great forehand flick from Drinkhall, and it like a flash!

Top-class doubles. How did he get that on the table?

He is all a run, in the zone, on a roll! He is painting the lines. A

delight for the English supporters around her. The crowd on their

feet. My word! I would venture to suggest

this is the best doubles that the English pair have ever played.

Brilliant point. There was a big gasp there.

Drinkhall hit the ball twice. Cheeky boy.

He kept the momentum. Four points away from this match, now. Drinkhall

and Baggaley. They are playing really focused.

You don't see it very often, but Ning Gao looking a little ruffled.

Oh, Drinkhall, in particular cover has really come forward with the

utmost aggression here. Stepped up magnificently.

It was the short play as well that made the point.

We have had a seismic upset here in the men's doubles. A phenomenal

result for Ackerley and Drinkhall as they win in four games there against

Hu Li and Ning Gao. What a performance to bring the match back

to 1-2. They are still in it, Team England. It is good table tennis.

But sadly, England's rally turned out to be in vain, Jian Zhan beating

Andrew Baggaley in straight sets to secure the gold medal for Singapore.

More table tennis finals throughout the week, but the balls now. It is

called Lord and to distinguish it from -- it is called lawn bowls to

distinguish it from indoor bowls. The players are getting younger and

have the youthful good looks of a Match Of The Day panel.

COMMENTATOR: Lawn bowls for me is like watching the men's 100m final.

This is the sport of the Commonwealth Games that gets me

going more than anything else. Commonwealth Games that gets me

long time, Bowles has had a reputation of being a sport for old

people but I can assure you it is nothing like that. Lots of young

people play it. Lots of young people in the crowd. No, seriously...

Are you a big bowls fan? If I am honest, no. It is not all about just

rolling a bowl down and getting it close to the yellow jack. There is a

lot of skill and tactic. The guys and girls doing it are brilliant.

What do you think the best thing is about the sport of bowls? I don't

know. It is fast. It is fewest. Again... It's got soul. It has got

soul, definitely. Skilful. Again... It's got soul. It has got

questions asked. Skilful. It's fun. With a capital F.

I guess the main reason why I like bowls is because I have tried it, I

know how hard it is. If you are sitting at home, thinking, that

looks easy, try it. What do you say to people who accuse bowls of being

just an old person's sport? Eyesight of them, you don't do anything. Come

and try it out. Give it a go. I like bowls, too. I used to watch

my grandad. It was first mentioned in Scotland in 1595, when someone

was fined for playing it on the sabbath. It has always been a bit

racy! Scotland are good to this day, as Paul Foster and Alex Marshall

showed today. COMMENTATOR: Very much looking

forward to this game. This should be a cracking match in beautiful

conditions with a cracking crowd. What a bowl faces. Like shelling

peas. World-class stuff. -- what a bowl of this is. Nailed it.

Confident player. There shaking hands. It's all over. Scotland have

won the gold medal in the men's pairs. Talisman for Scotland, Paul

Foster and Alex Marshall. He came into this event as hot favourites

and, my goodness, they have justified it. No doubt.

Great stuff. Another Scottish gold. We thought you would like to see a

bit of boxing. It is tactical, technical and someone still gets

punched. This is a middleweight quarterfinal between Antony Fowler

of England and keirin Smith of Scotland. Richie Woodhall and Gemili

are your commentators. We join in the first round.

COMMENTATOR: Could there be anything to better start the blood of a

Scotsman than to see a countryman in the boxing ring with an opponent

from England? Smith is the Scottish representative, in red. One in

living stone close to Edinburgh. His opponent is England's Antony Fowler

day. 23-year-old from England. Smith has taken a couple of hard shots

from Fowler. He came across in the travel fashion against the boxer

from Cyprus. Smith has got to watch what he's doing. He keeps coming

forward. A southpaw coming forward against an opponent like Fowler with

a really good right hand counter and left hook is a dangerous thing to

do. He is obviously being urged on by the crowd but he has to stand

back and stand tall bit. There it is again. He has got to

watch what he is dipping. Smith is being carried along by national

enthusiasm. He has the box with a little more decorum and thought.

Fowler is the cousin of the footballer Robbie Fowler.

He got booed by the crowd. It was all good-natured.

Good work inside by Fowler. He is told by the referee from Kazakhstan

to watch his head. Fowler has got a great right-hand

and left hook. He is scoring here and there, Smith.

The crowd is cheering everything he does but for my money, Fowler has

won this opening round with the despair. -- with a bit to spare.

A clash of heads. The referee will have to speak to them about that. I

would be very surprised if the judges haven't given it to the

Liverpudlian. First round in the bag for the

Englishman in blue, Antony Fowler. Rated number eight in the most

recent rankings in the world in this middleweight division. 75 kilograms.

Fowler is very clever with his job. He steps to his left to bring his

opponent onto his right hand. Smith won the 2014 Scottish

Championships in this division. He beat Aston Brown, who won at

Delhi. He is catching Smith, lovely

combination from Fowler. Because Smith is walking forward, he

is slowly walking onto the shots. Smith has got to look out for the

left hook. That will do the most damage.

Smith is in the ring for the first time. What a reception he got in

Glasgow. Right-hand by Fowler on the money.

Smith is too far away. He is coming into range far too easily. As he

throws the left hand he dips to his right and leans over and that allows

Fowler to come back with his counters. Got to stand tall.

Fowler is outscoring the Scotsman by five or six one.

What a good contest this is, but Fowler in charge.

The Kazakhstan referee breaks them up, maybe for the last time. Or

maybe not. There is the end. No question about

who has won that. Smith, somewhat controversial selection, not in his

eyes obviously, for this Championship, has given Antony

Fowler a fair old run for his money but there is no question about who

has won this one. Fowler smiled at the booing. Good-natured, you have

to say. It was always going to be a tough fight the Smith on paper but

he just got carried away in the first round and made the wrong

decisions. Kept coming forward, walking on the shots. He was a bit

careless and reckless. Head clashing but he takes a good right hand.

Smith has given a good fight but knows he has lost this.

This was always going to be one for the crowd to savour.

In the blue corner... CHEERING AND APPLAUSE I would be

very surprised if he dropped a single point all the way through,

Antony Fowler. Just glancing up at the big screen, it shows he has won

it 30 - 27, 30-27 and 30-27. We ask you earlier in the show to

name seven sports in the game that usable. They are but be sevens,

netball, hockey, squash, table tennis, rhythmic gymnastics and lawn

bowls. Before you start shouting at the telly, it is not the bowls but

the jack. Informative, education. That is the Commonwealth Games for

you. Good night. The gold medal goes to Matthews.

That is Commonwealth gold for Scotland. She wins the gold.

Bailey-Cole improving! Bailey-Cole wins it!

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