Commonwealth Games 2014: Bouts, balance, (net)ball and bikes - in pictures

England's Danny Williams is in pain during his mens -73kg judo semi-final against Jake Bensted. Williams overcame the pain to win the bout Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Williams beat Adrian Leat in the final to take gold in the Men's -73kg section Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Michael Conlan of Northern Ireland gets treated by the doctor for a cut … Photograph: Tom Jenkins

… before going on to beat Mathew Martin of Nauru Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Jaelle Cohen of Australia waits on the sofa for her score in the Rhythmic Gymnastics individual all-round final hoop section. Her 12.050 put her 13th – and she ended up in 14th Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Danielle Prince of Australia in the Rhythmic Gymnastics individual all-round final hoop section. Prince scored 12.500 in the section putting her 12th but improvements in the other sections meant she finished 9th Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Maria Kitkarska of Canada walks back to the changing room after competing in the Rhythmic Gymnastics individual all-round final hoop section. She scored 13.200 to put her in 10th place. She improved slightly and finished the day in 8th position Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Wong Poh San of Singapore waits for her score on the sofa in the Rhythmic Gymnastics individual all-round final hoop section. Her score of 14.250 put her in second place but lacklustre performances in the ball and club sections meant that she just missed out on a medal by 0.350 of a point Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Francesca Jones of Wales in the Rhythmic Gymnastics individual all-round final hoop section. A score of 14.250 put her in second place, where she stayed during the other disciplines to take the silver medal Photograph: Tom Jenkins

The England substitutes warm up during the England versus Wales netball match Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Joanne Harten puts her height to good advantage Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Is Netball a sedate sport? Ursula Pritchard of Wales might not think so as she receives treatment during the match Photograph: Tom Jenkins

England dominated the match triumphing 65-25 Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Neil Fachie, left, and Craig Maclean celebrate after winning the mens para-sport 1,000m time trail B tandem Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Effort and emotion overcome Fachie as he collapses after dismounting his tandem Photograph: Tom Jenkins

A piper salutes the Scottish flag with Neil Fachie and Craig Maclean on the winners podium Photograph: Tom Jenkins

The legs of Scottish pair Neil Fachie and Craig Maclean on the winners podium Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Strain and effort shows on the face of Joanna Rowsell as she powers her way to victory in the final of the women's 3,000m individual pursuit Photograph: Tom Jenkins

All that hard work is rewarded, as Joanna Rowsell celebrates Photograph: Tom Jenkins

And her smile only gets bigger when she receives her medal Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Jack Bobridge of Australia on his way to victory in the final of the men's 4,000m individual pursuit Photograph: Tom Jenkins

With both riders previously winning one leg each, Sam Webster, right, and Jason Kenny prepare for the deciding leg in the final of the men's sprint Photograph: Tom Jenkins

There's a tactical start with both riders waiting for the other to make their move Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Sam Webster starts to pull away Photograph: Tom Jenkins

It's close but Sam Webster beats Jason Kenny by no more than a wheel to take gold Photograph: Tom Jenkins