2024 Paris Olympics: Andy Murray is back in doubles action with Dan Evans, Simone Biles looks to lead Team USA women to gymnastics gold and Team GB men look to retain Olympic relay crown

Egyptian fencer Nada Hafez has revealed that she was seven months pregnant when she claimed a shock victory over Elizabeth Tartakovsky of the United States to advance to the last-16 at the Olympics on Monday.

Despite carrying the tot, she won her first match 15-13 before being eliminated by by South Korea's Jeon Hayoung.

A great story of resilience.

World record holder for the men's long course 200m butterfly Kristof Milak is through his heat.

Not his greatest showing but he got the job done and eased off at the end having been comfortable with his advantage.

Next up: French favourite Leon Marchand. He only manages to come second in his heat but is through.

Are they on a collision course for the final?

No-look table tennis, raging basketball coaches, and see-through badminton stars. Welcome to the Olympics.

A really important one in case you've missed it.

The men's triathlon has been postponed due to - no surprises here - worries about the River Seine's water quality.

Despite spending around £1billion to try and clear it up, a 3.30am inspection found that pollution levels were still too high for it to be safe.

Meanwhile, over in Tahiti, the surfing if off for now due to 'adverse weather conditions'. That impacts the men's and women's quarter-finals.

Not all plain sailing!

Hats off to Daire Lynch and Philip Doyle, who have made Thursday's final for the men's double skulls after beating second-placed USA by over a second.

Germany had been in the lead early on but are heartbroken after slipping out of contention and missing out on the final.

Good luck to Nathan Hales, Matthew Coward-Holley, and Lucy Hall this morning as they take part in the trap qualification for men and women respectively.

This is one of my favourite pieces Mail Sport has produced so far from Paris.

In this magnificent piece, Riath Al-Samarrai traces the stories of some of the athletes you probably won't hear of anywhere else and the extraordinary paths they have taken to get here.

Well worth a read.

Starting this morning - the heats for the men's 100m freestyle swimming.

We've got Matthew Richards and Jacob Whittle competing in that and will keep you updated with their results.

It bodes very well that Richards claimed silver in the 200m freestyle yesterday, finishing an agonising 0.02 seconds behind Romanian star David Popovici.

Great Britain are seventh in the medal table as we speak.

The first of the gold medals came in eventing thanks to Tom McEwen and his horse JL Dublin, Ros Canter on Lordships Graffalo, and Laura Collett riding London 52.

Then, Tom Pidcock followed that up with a stunning comeback in the cross-country cycling, recovering from a 40-second deficit and a puncture to cross the line first as the French crowd booed.

Here's a preview of some of the live action that you can follow on the BBC today.

Of course, you'll want to make sure you have Mail Sport's live blog open as well - we'll be bringing you all the updates and reaction from the Games, as well as wider articles covering various themes, until dusk.

Rebecca Wilde and Mathilda Hodgkins-Byrne have qualified for the final of the women's double skulls with a fantastic performance, only losing out to Romania.

They're through to the Olympic final on Thursday, having only united as a pair this season.

Hardly anyone has come close to Romania since Tokyo - fabulous work. GB were one of the lowest-ranked boats here but have upset the odds.

You might have already had your breakfast by now, but it's time for another - Mail Sport's Olympics Breakfast Briefing with Sir Steve Redgrave. Scrumptious.

Team GB come into day four on 10 medals and Redgrave has hioghlighted the best of the action to look forward to.

Andy Murray and Dan Evans, anyone? They snatched victory from the jaws of defeat in the first round and will be up later.

Hello and welcome to Mail Sport's live blog of the Paris OIympics.

We'll be bringing you another thrilling day of action from the city of love.

I've had the beach volleyball on this morning - how about you?