Scotland's Lynn surprises himself to join Ward on pommel podium

Scotland's Lynn surprises himself to join Ward on pommel podium Image source, BBC SportImage caption, Cammy Lynn, left, and Reuben Ward claimed bronze and silver respectively on the pommel horseByRichard WintonBBC Sport Scotland at Glasgow International ArenaPublished46 minutes agoOn Sunday, Reuben Ward and Cammy Lynn were bouncing around fuelled by an intoxicating mix of testosterone and joy after the former made history by becoming Scotland's first ever men's all-around Commonwealth Games champion.That Lynn had finished 10th in the same event did not dillute his delight. But 24 hours on, the Saltire-swaddled pair bounded around the Glasgow International Arena again belting out 'No Scotland, No Party' with a medal each around their necks after a tense pommel horse competition.That Ward added silver to Sunday's gold was no great surprise - this is, after all, considered his strongest discipline - but not many expected Lynn to join him on the podium. Not least the 23-year-old himself.The Stirling native was the sixth to go in the eight-man competition. Jordan Carroll of Canada had already posted a mark that would ultimately earn him gold - with Ward falling just short immediately after him - when Lynn had his shot at itAnd on the big occasion - an occasion in which the Scot was clearly revelling - he delivered one of his best ever routines to move into third, just one place behind his team-mate. Gymnast Ward goes from Glasgow dreamer to gold medallistPublished1 day agoAll the latest from Team Scotland at the GamesTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Lynn was more nervous for Ward's routine than his ownIt left Scotland in silver and bronze position but Northern Ireland's Olympic champion Rhys McClenaghan and Australia's Ritam Malik were still to go. Surely at least one Scot was going to be disappointed? And Lynn was the most likely."I mean, it'...