Summary

  • 2018 Commonwealth Games ends with spectacular closing ceremony

  • England beat Australia with last-second winner to take netball gold

  • Scotland's Callum Hawkins to stay in hospital overnight after collapsing in marathon

  • Team-mate Robbie Simpson wins bronze in hot conditions

  • Badminton: England's Adcocks win mixed doubles gold, Ellis & Langridge win men's doubles

  • Rugby sevens: England women & men both get bronze

  • England 2nd in medal table behind Australia; Wales 7th, Scotland 8th, NI 20th, IOM 34th

Live Reporting

Alex Bysouth

  1. Ellis and Langridge defy the odds

    Men's doubles

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  2. Gold Medal - Ellis & Langridge (England)

    Badminton men's doubles

    Gold! Always believe in your soul.... Marcus Ellis and Chris Langridge win the men's doubles, giving England their second gold of the day in the badminton.

    Ellis and Langridge rattle off a 21-13 21-16 victory over Indian second seeds Satwik Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty.

    That's England's first men's doubles title in 40 years.

  3. Oooh... we have some even better breaking news from the badminton...

  4. Ouseph collects his medal

    Men's singles

    Nick Hope
    BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

    Commonwealth GamesBBC Sport

    The men’s singles event is finally complete so a day after securing bronze England’s Rajiv Ouseph finally has his hands on his medal.

    "It was a tough slog, but I’m so happy," he tells me after securing his second third-place of the Games following his role with the English mixed team success earlier in the Games.

    "It’s been a brilliant performance from the team and Gold Coast 2018 has been fantastic!"

  5. Another member of Team England has picked up his medal today. Although he had to wait a little longer than the netballers...

  6. Netball

    Luke Reddy
    BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

    England are about to get their netball gold medals. The Australian dignitaries have faces like thunder.

    Not sure why.

  7. Get involved

    #bbcgoldcoast or 81111 on text

    Lucy Harrison: So worth getting up at 4am for that game!! So much fight and drive! You can see the passion they all have, paving the way for the future Commonwealth champions.

    Chloe: Woke up. Looked at the time. Thought, The Roses will still be playing, what’s the score? Caught the last 5 mins of the most incredible netball I’ve ever seen. The most hard earned gold medal, so glad I watched it happen.

    Chantelle Francois: I'm not crying... There's just something in my eye! Oh who am I kidding, I'm bawling like a baby!! What an incredible game!

    England netball win Commonwealth goldGetty Images

  8. FT: Australia 51-52 England

    A proud big brother...

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  9. Bronze Medal - England

    England 21-14 South Africa

    Talk about a game of two halves...

    England have won the bronze medal! They stayed patient and didn't panic after a poor first half.

    The players jump for joy, give bear hugs to each other, fight back a few tears of joy.

    Bronze for England's women, bronze for the men.

  10. England turn it around

    England 21-14 South Africa

    A shocker of a line-out from South Africa goes over their players, allowing England to pick up the loose ball before Philip Burgess goes over again. All square.

    But not for long... they're over again! Skipper Tom Mitchell scores England's third try to completely turn this game around.

    Heading towards the hooter...

  11. Rugby Sevens

    England 7-14 South Africa

    Getting a bit fisty out there. One English player (who shall go unnamed for the moment) seemed to lash out in a couple of tackles. Apparently that's all right...

    England continue to go forward with ball in hand, Dan Norton seeing acres of grass ahead for him to stretch his legs into. However, Rosko Specamn flies across to dump him into touch. Line-out...

  12. Rugby Sevens

    England 7-14 South Africa

    After a quick rendition of 'Wonderwall', we're back under way in the Robina Stadium.

    But who is going to be the one who saves England? Turns out it is Philip Burgess. He scores straight from kick-off, going in under the posts, to haul England back into the game.

    Just the start they wanted/needed.

    England 7-14 South AfricaGetty Images

  13. 'A dream come true'

    FT: Australia 51-52 England

    England netball coach Tracey Neville speaking on BBC TV:

    "It's my dream come true, we have worked so hard over the last international phase, we've been put in here against the world number one's and we've not beaten them once in the whole cycle that I've been in. I'm just so really, really proud.

    "I think, for us, we've just been trying to get consistent and to consistently beat these teams. We've been showing charisma during the international calendar but this feeling is just amazing."

    Tracey NevillePA

  14. Rugby Sevens

    England 0-14 South Africa

    England gamely battle in the search of a score to take into the second half, keeping the ball alive in a half that they don't want to end.

    South Africa's clinical finishing is the difference here.

  15. Get involved

    #bbcgoldcoast or 81111 on text

    Richard Woodward: WOW. just wow!! That is right up there with Englands Rugby 2003 and Ashes 2005 vs the Aussies as a national team win this century.

    Stephen Clarke: That game could and should be a watershed moment for Netball as a TV sport. Was a great game to watch, and a superb result for England. (And yes, I can't believe I'm tweeting about Netball!).

  16. Tears worth crying

    FT: Australia 51-21 England

    Luke Reddy
    BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

    Beth Cobden of England just walked past the mixed zone and put her head into her towel in tears. I think it’s hitting them.

  17. Let's hear from the captain...

    FT: Australia 51-52 England

    England captain Ama Agbeze speaking on BBC One:

    "There was limited sleep last night so it's really impressive we managed to turn the happiness of yesterday around.

    I think Australia have felt under pressure this whole tournament. I had confidence after coming from six down against Jamaica. I felt comfortable, I wasn't that stressed today."

  18. Rugby Sevens

    England 0-14 South Africa

    However... it's not as smooth sailing for the men. Not a good first half for England in this bronze-medal match. South Africa's Ruhan Nel hits a beauty of a line to break through England's defence and extend their lead in the dying embers of the half.

  19. One for all and all for one

    England 24-19 Canada

    Mike Henson
    BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

    Player chaired on

    Absolute scenes at the end of the England's victory over Canada in the women's bronze medal match as one of the injured team drop their crutches and is chaired onto the pitch by their team-mates.

    England women are going on a very slow lap of honour around the stadium, watching on while the men's team take on South Africa in the men's version.

  20. Reaction as England win gold

    FT: Australia 51-52 England

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