Team Scotland have secured their most successful ever overseas Commonwealth Games on the Australian Gold Coast.

David McMath won gold in the Men's Double Trap Shooting event on day seven of the games on Wednesday, taking the overall medal tally to 30.

It means they have now overtaken their previous best overall tally of 29 achieved at the Melbourne games in 2006.

They are still four gold medals away from the 11 they achieved 12 years ago, however.

Earlier on Wednesday they equalled their previous best when Linda Pearson took home the bronze medal in the Women's Double Trap.

The day got off to a great start in the diving competitions with both James Heatly and Lucas Thomson qualifying for the 1m Springboard final.

Heatly then went on to take the bronze in the final and bring the medal count to 31.

Then at the Lawn Bowls event, Team Scotland's women's pairing Lesley Doig and Claire Johnston continued their winning streak with a 36-10 victory over Cook Islands.

The pair are now three wins from three.

Maria Lyle then took silver after finishing second behind Australia's Isis Holt in the Women's para-sport T35 100m to bring the tally to 32.

The 18-year-old's silver was Team Scotland's first athletics medal of the games.

The success continued into the boxing events with Reece McFadden and John Docherty both reaching their respective semi-finals.

The boxing victories mean Scotland are now guaranteed another two medals on top of their record haul.

The most success has come in the swimming events with a total of nine medals won, one gold, four silver and four bronze.

The 32 medals are, however, still 21 behind their all-time record win of 53 medals achieved in Glasgow four years ago.