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Key events

Rugby sevens, from 1.20pm

Two semifinals and possibly to gold medalÌýmatchesÌýfor the New Zealand sevens teams. The New Zealand women face England after cruising through pool play - scoring 18 tries and conceding just one. New ZealandÌýareÌýexpected to win the semifinal and face Australia in a re-match of the Rio Olympics final. In the men's competition, the All BlacksÌýsevensÌýwill also face England in the semifinals.

Squash,Ìý2pm

Joelle King and Amanda Landers-Murphy face Indian pair Joshna Chinappa and Dipika Pallikal Karthik in the women's doubles gold medal match. King will capture her third medal of the Games - victory will mean her second gold while defeat will mean a nice sweep a gold, a silver and a bronze.

Basketball, fromÌý11am

The Tall Blacks need to pick themselves up from a shocking performance in theirÌýsemifinalÌýdefeat against Canada yesterday if they want to leave the Gold Coast with a medal. They face Scotland in the bronze medal game. The Scots beat England and India in pool play and Nigeria in the quarter-finals before a heavy defeat to Australia in the semifinals.

Netball, fromÌý1pm

Another team who need to get up for a bronze game - the Silver Ferns. They were handily beaten by hosts Australia yesterday and today face Jamaica - a side they have lost to twice this year. A defeat would mean the first time at the Commonwealth Games that the Ferns will leave empty-handed.

Kiwis in actions

11amÌý– Basketball – Men's bronze game – NZ v Scotland
1.02pm – Netball – Silver Ferns v Jamaica
1.21pm – Rugby sevens – women's semifinal – NZ v England
1.43pm - Rugby sevens –men's semifinal – NZ v England
2pmÌý– Squash – Women's doubles gold medal match – Joelle King/Amanda Landers-Murphy v India
3.55pm - Rugby sevens – women's bronze final – if qualified
4.17pm - Rugby sevens – men's bronze final – if qualified
4.42pm - Rugby sevens – women's gold final – if qualified
5.04pm - Rugby sevens – men's gold final – if qualified