Follow Team Wales at the Commonwealth Games

Just back from the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Frankie Jones will be speaking to ITV Wales about her medal haul. The rhythmic gymnast won six medals at the games, including a gold.

Sport Wales chief executive Sarah Powell will also be in the studio speaking about team Wales's performance at the games.

Geraint Thomas has become the first ever Welshman to win a cycling gold medal at the Commonwealth Games.

He beat New Zealand's Jack Bauer in the Men's Road Race, despite a late puncture.

Thomas has also been announced as the Team Wales flag bearer for tonight's closing ceremony.

The closing ceremony signifies the end of the 2014 Games, with Team Wales taking home 36 medals, making it the most successful Games to date.

Welsh cyclist Geraint Thomas will be hoping for a second medal in tomorrow's men's road race, to add to the bronze from his time trial.

He says the team has a good chance of winning.

Boxers Ashley Williams and Joseph Cordina have brought Wales's medal tally up to 34 this evening.

Williams won the bronze in the Men's Light Fly boxing after he was beaten by India's Devendro Laishram in the semi-finals.

Cordina also took bronze after losing his bout against Scotland's Charlie Flynn.

Lauren Price has secured Wales's 32nd Commonwealth Games medal in the Women's Middleweight Boxing. She took bronze after losing to Canada's Ariane Fortin in the semi-finals.

Gymnast Georgie Hockenhull has added another medal to Team Wales' collection after finishing third on the balance beam.

Hockenhull finished behind Canada's Elsabeth Black who took Gold and Mary Anne Monckton who took Silver, in a performance that earned her a score of 13.466.

Welsh teammate Elizabeth Beddoe narrowly missed out on a place on the podium finishing fourth.

Hockenhull's medal brings Team Wales' official total to 31- matching their previous record in Manchester. The team are guaranteed at least another three bronzes from boxers Lauren Price, Ashley Williams and Joe Cordina.

Team Wales secured its second boxing bronze medal of the day after Nathan Thorley was defeated by Mauritius' Kennedy St Pierre in the 81kg semi-final.

The man from Cardiff struggled throughout the match, with his coaching team throwing in the towel deep into round three.

Welsh interest in the boxing continues this evening, with Lauren Price and Joseph Cordina both in semi-final action at around seven.

Newport's Sean McGoldrick had to settle for a boxing bronze this afternoon, after his 56kg semi-final bout with Northern Ireland's Michael Conlan was stopped at the end of the second round.

The Irishman suffered a significant cut above his eye after the pair clashed heads. The match went to points, with the man from Belfast going through after an impressive first round.

The bronze now means Team Wales have secured 29 medals at this years' Commonwealth Games.

Team Wales' women's netball team finished 8th in their classification match following defeat to Northern Ireland this morning.

The team went down 58-36 in a result which left Northern Ireland one place above the Welsh in the standings.

The pick of the performers was Northern Ireland's goal shooter Lisa Somerville, who struck 27 of her 30 attempts at goal in the first half alone.

Cyclist Geraint Thomas will bring a bronze medal back from Glasgow after coming third in the men's Time Trial.

Thomas finished behind England's Alex Dowsett and Rohan Dennis of Australia with a time of 47:55:82 for the 40km course.

Welsh teammates Scott Davies and Luke Rowe took 16th and 17th place respectively.

It's his second bronze medal from the Commonwealth Games after competing on the track eight years ago in Melbourne.