More medals for Team Scotland on Day 4 of the Commonwealth Games
Duncan Scott claimed gold in 100m freestyle - beating Olympic champion Kyle Chalmers in the process
Last updated 8th Apr 2018
It was gold for Scotland in the both the pool and on the green as homegrown athletes claimed more podium places on Day 4 on the Gold Coast.
In the lawn bowls, skip Darren Burnett held his nerve to steer his side to a 19-14 win over Australia in the men's triples gold medal match at the Broadbeach Bowls Club.
They were trailing 16-14 when Burnett delivered two crucial drives in the 17th and penultimate end to secure a 16-14 lead.
Burnett, lead Ronald Duncan and second Derek Oliver claimed another three shots on the final end to clinch a 19-14 victory against the hosts.
Elsewhere, there were bronze medals for Daniel Purvis in the gymnastics - his second at this games - and Mark Dry in the men's hammer.
But it was swimmer Duncan Scott who stole the headlines late in the evening with a superb swim in the 100m freestyle.
The Stirling-based athlete - with three bronzes already claimed in these Games - beat favourite Chad Le Clos and Olympic champion Kyle Chalmers to claim a stunning victory.