GOLD COAST, Australia (Reuters) - Highlights on day 10 of the Commonwealth Games on Saturday(times GMT):
0417 NEW ZEALAND WOMEN SHOCK AUSTRALIA FOR HOCKEY GOLD
New Zealand stunned Australia to claim the women's hockey gold for the first time in the Commonwealth Games with a 4-1 victory in the final.
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0339 GOLD FOR ENGLAND BOXER YAFAI IN 46-49KG CATEGORY
England boxer Galal Yafai won the gold medal in the men's 46-49kg bout, with India's Amit Panghal taking silver.
0324 ENGLAND'S DANSON PLEASED WITH WOMEN'S HOCKEY BRONZE
England's women defeated India 6-0 to claim the bronze medal in hockey. "It was a resilient performance," said captain Alex Danson. "It's a relief when you've done the work at home, and you've got the tactics and the ability.
"This performance shows the grit that we're about. Sport is challenging, sport is tough. The best athletes are the most resilient, that's why I am so proud of this team."
0020 WARM WINDS GREET ROAD RACERS
Cloudy and overcast conditions with a stiff warm northerly wind has greeted the women's road race cyclists as they pedal their way around the streets of the Gold Coast on the 10th and penultimate day of competition.
While a high of 29 degrees Celsius predicted, showers are forecast for later in the day as the men begin their rugby sevens programme.
Trans-Tasman rivalry will be to the fore with New Zealand and Australia meeting in the finals of both the men's and women's hockey and the men's heavyweight boxing. They also square off in the netball and women's squash doubles semi-finals.
Plenty of medals are up for grabs to cap off the athletics programme on the track with all four relays, the men's 1,500m women's high jump and men's triple jump to be decided. Both marathons will be run on Sunday.
(Compiled by Greg Stutchbury in Gold Coast and Shrivathsa Sridhar in Bengaluru; Editing by John O'Brien)
