Commonwealth Games 2022 live: Latest updates from day 10 in Birmingham

With a pump of arms and an almighty roar as he crossed the line, Ojie Edoburun sent the packed Alexander Stadium crowd into delirium to seal 4x100 metres gold and cap off an England medal frenzy on the final day of Commonwealth Games athletics action.

The men’s gold was the highlight of a morning session that also featured silvers for Matt Hudson-Smith (400m), Victoria Ohuruogu (400m), and the women’s 4x100m team, as well as bronzes for Cindy Sember (100m hurdles) and Jodie Williams (400m).

Jona Efoloko, Zharnel Hughes, Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake and Edoburun clocked 38.35 seconds to see off Trinidad & Tobago and Nigeria. A few minutes later, their female counterparts Asha Philip, Imani-Lara Lansiquot, Bianca Williams and Daryll Neita ran 42.41sec for silver, behind Nigeria’s gold medalists.

Fresh from winning world 400m bronze a fortnight ago, Matt Hudson-Smith fell victim to an extraordinary sprint finish as he missed out on a glorious homecoming at the track on which he learned his trade.The the pre-race favourite, led halfway down the home straight, only to be caught by unheralded 19-year-old Zambian Muzala Samukonga, who produced a staggering late surge that saw him go from fifth to gold in 44.66 seconds.

Ohuruogu was delighted to continue her sister Christine’s legacy to win the first major medal of her career. Having only broken 52 seconds once in her life prior to this year, Ohuruogu set a personal best 50.72sec to finish behind Sada Williams, of Barbados.

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It's an England vs New Zealand bronze-medal match - this one is in netball not cricket. The Kiwis won the cricket