2018 Commonwealth Games day five live: Laurel Hubbard out of weightlifting after gruesome injury

Aussie Christopher Remkes was the favourite in the men's vault and has duly delivered, ahead of a pair of Englishmen in second and third. Georgia-Rose Brown grabbed a silver in the women's beam, and will be back at it again in the floor exercise in just a little while.

The Diamonds have snuck home against Fiji, winning 108 to 23. A crunch game with Jamaica in a couple of days awaits.

Fourth place for Australia's Deb Lovely-Acson, with Samoa's Feagaiga Stowers romping home to win easily. In the 90kg, it was silver for Australia's Kaity Fassina as 18-year-old Fijian Eileen Cikamatana pipped her by a single kilogram.

Not sure exactly what the injury is yet, but her arm bent awkwardly and she has officially pulled out of the event.

The Diamonds are cruising in the first quarter against Fiji, leading 19-2 with just over seven minutes still to play.

Lawn Bowls: South Africa put up a valiant fight as they went back and forth with Australia, but in the end the home side prevailed at Broadbeach.

The visitors were always chasing but were right in it until the 11th end, where the green and gold extended their lead to four shots. South Africa struggled to get near, despite a four shot end in the 15th.

Alas, it was too late. Australia 18 South Africa 16

Weightlifting: One of the more controversial issues to hit this Games is the inclusion of transgender weightlifter Laurel Hubbard in the 90kg-plus category.

One Commonwealth Games boss says the discourse surrounding the athlete 'clearly needs to be settled.'

Artistic Gymnastics: There will be five sets of medals decided this afternoon, beginning with the Men's Vault Final just after 2.30pm.

Christopher Remkes of Australia is the favourite there, but is closely followed by Courtney Tulloch and Dominick Cunningham of England.