Commonwealth Games 2014: wrestling and gymnastics – in pictures

The men's and women's freestyle wrestling events at the SECC were colourful affairs Photograph: Tom Jenkins

David Galea of Malta was put in his place by Qamar Abbas of Pakistan during the men's 74kg freestyle quarter-final Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Zaman Anwar (right) of Pakistan grapples with Chinu of England during their men's 125kg freestyle quarter-final Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Chinu, right, won the contest at the SECC
Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Yana Rattigan of England is turned upside down but comes back to beat Rebecca Muambo of Cameroon during the women's 48kg freestyle semi-final Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Hollis Ochieng Mkanga of Kenya is streched by his trainer in a break during his match with Korey Jarvis of Canada. Mkanga went on to lose the men's 125kg freestyle quarter-final Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Competitors in the men's 74kg and 57kg freestyle events eye one another up Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Anand Patel of Isle of Man competing on the vault in the men's team gymnastics event whilst in the background a woman goes on the vault in the women's team competition Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Sam Oldham of England flies through the air during a vault in the men's team gymnastics event Photograph: Tom Jenkins

However Oldham's participation in the event ended shortly afterwards when he injured his ankle after an awkward landing from a vault Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Louis Smith replaced Oldham, here's the Strictly Come Dancing champion and Olympic bronze and silver medalist, doing his thing on the parallel bars Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Kristian Thomas of England competes on the high bar in the men's team event Photograph: Tom Jenkins

England's Nile Wilson caught mid grip change whilst on the high bar Photograph: Tom Jenkins

A close up shot of the grip of Scotland's Frank Baines on the high bar Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Max Whitlock swings on the high bar Photograph: Tom Jenkins

The England men's team celebrate their victory with a chomp on their gold medals. Their total of 133.806 gave them a winning margin of 6.566 points over Scotland Photograph: Tom Jenkins

The judges keep an eye on Hannah Whelan of England as she competes on the beam in the women's team gymnastics event Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Australia's Lauren Mitchell performs on the floor. The Australian team missed out on gold by 1.508 points Photograph: Tom Jenkins

England took gold with a score of 85.390 and hug the bronze medal winning Wales team Photograph: Tom Jenkins