Commonwealth Games: Today at the Games — Season 2018

Highlights of the Opening Ceremony of the 2018 Commonwealth Games from Australia's Gold Coast. There is a chance to see the best moments from the day's spectacular, which marks the beginning of 11 days ofworld-class sporting action. The ceremony includes the traditional Parade of Nations and the finale to the Queen's Baton Relay, which has travelled 150,000 miles around every nation and territory in the Commonwealth.

All the highlights from the opening day of action from Gold Coast.There is a chance to see what happened in the men's and women's triathlon, where the Brownlee brothers are looking to repeat their medal-winning exploits of both Glasgow 2014 and the Rio Olympics.There is also the start of the swimming competition, where Scotland's Hannah Miley has her sights trained on a third consecutive 400m Individual Medley gold. And it is fast and furious at the velodrome, where the first track cycling medals are decided.

Clare Balding presents highlights of another busy day of action on Gold Coast, with 17 golds up for grabs, more than half of which were decided at the Aquatics Centre. There was also plenty going on at the Anna Meares Velodrome, including the men's individual pursuit and the men's keirin.

Superstars Adam Peaty, Alistair Brownlee and Max Whitlock are among the Olympic champions in action on day three as Clare Balding and Gabby Logan round up the action.Swimmer Peaty goes for a third Commonwealth gold in the 100m breaststroke final, while Alistair and Jonny Brownlee are expected to help England defend their title in triathlon's mixed team relay final.Whitlock is the man to beat in the individual all-round gymnastics final, while Home Nations medals are expected in the Velodrome.

Clare Balding and Gabby Logan introduce the day's highlights, with England's Olympic gymnast Max Whitlock vying for two of the 20 gold medals on offer.Whitlock came into these Games as favourite in the men's floor and pommel horse, while Australia's teenage swimming sensation Kyle Chalmers is attempting gold in the 100m freestyle final, less than a year after he underwent corrective heart surgery.It is also the first day of athletics, with England race walker Tom Bosworth and hammer thrower Nick Miller among the early medal hopefuls.

Clare Balding and Gabby Logan round up more absorbing action from the Gold Coast, with the 100m finals the showpiece event on day five.Canadian sprint sensation Andre de Grasse, Jamaica's Yohan Blake and England's Adam Gemili are among the men's sprint favourites, while Olympic gold medallist Elaine Thompson is the standout name in the women's 100m final.In the pool, England's world-record holder Adam Peaty goes for 50m breaststroke gold and Welsh superstar Jazz Carlin attempts to win her second Commonwealth title in the 800m freestyle.

After back-to-back Olympic gold medals over 800m in 2012 and 2016, South Africa's Caster Semenya is bidding for 1500m glory on the Gold Coast today. Also in action on a busy day at the track is London 2012 Olympic 400m champion Kirani James of Grenada.In the pool, Wales's two-time Olympic silver medallist Jazz Carlin goes for glory in the women's 400m freestyle - one of 26 gold medals awarded.Clare Balding and Gabby Logan present the highlights

Highlights from day seven of the 2018 Commonwealth Games from Australia presented by Clare Balding and Gabby Logan.The 2018 Commonwealth Games features a host of global stars and day seven features one of them - Rio 2016 400m gold medallist Shaunae Miller-Uibo of the Bahamas.England's London 2012 bronze medallist Robbie Grabbarz is also targeting a high jump medal while there was a mouthwatering netball clash between England and New Zealand, a repeat of the 2014 Commonwealth semi-final which the Kiwis won by a single goal.

Clare Balding and Gabby Logan cast their eye over the best of the action from day eight of the 2018 Commonwealth Games from Australia.The 200m sprint stars are out on day eight with the likes of two-time Olympic gold medallist Elaine Thompson in action along with Canada's Andre de Grasse - a three-time medallist at the Rio 2016 Games.Team England's Dina Asher-Smith is up against illustrious rivals in what is set to be a mouthwatering women's 200m contest.We also see one of the faces of the Games, Australia's Sally Pearson, in action in the 100m hurdles heats, while there are 24 gold medals to be handed out in total, including the men's and women's beach volleyball titles.

Catch up with the 27 gold medals and unmissable moments on day nine at the Commonwealth Games, introduced by Clare Balding and Gabby Logan. A third of the day's Commonwealth champions are crowned in the athletics stadium, where heptathlete Katarina Johnson-Thompson is seeking to add to her recent world indoor title.South African Caster Semenya is at the Gold Coast attempting an 800-1500m double, and it is over her favoured two laps that she is going for gold today, while fellow Olympic and world gold medallist Sally Pearson is aiming to cement her status as Australia's athletics darling by clinching a third successive Commonwealth crown in the 100m hurdles.Multiple world champion Tom Daley and Olympic gold medallists Jack Laugher and Chris Mears seek synchronised perfection in the diving pool, and expectations are also high for the Home Nations on the greens as the last three lawn bowls titles are decided.There were medal events in rhythmic gymnastics, shooting, table tennis and wrestling, plus men's hockey semi-finals and women's rugby sevens featuring England and Wales.

Clare Balding and Gabby Logan introduce highlights from the penultimate day of the 2018 games, in which the Commonwealth's elite athletes again showcase their pace, grace, power and precision.The relays provide the climax to the track and field events at the games, where England's men and women harbour hopes of a gold rush in Australia after recent successes at global level.Northern Ireland won nine boxing medals at the 2014 Games, more than any other nation. Glasgow silver medallist Michaela Walsh and stylish southpaw James McGivern are tasked with delivering more podium finishes in the day's 16 finals in the ring.Tom Daley hopes to retain his 10m platform diving title and England will attempt to secure a first hockey title in either the men's or women's event. Plus champions will be crowned in the cycling road races, basketball, squash, shooting, table tennis and wrestling.

Clare Balding and Gabby Logan introduce highlights of the final day and the closing ceremony of the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.Seventeen more champions are crowned, including in the marathons, as well as the netball and rugby sevens tournaments. Badminton deliver five of the day's 17 gold medals, with basketball, squash and table tennis also reaching a climax.Clare and Gabby also recap the standout memories of the games, during which around 6,000 athletes competed across 275 events.