Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 11 Highlights: India secure 22 gold, finish fourth in medal tally

Terrific defence from both players... Ng retrieves a cross-court smash and then hits a couple of shots straight at Lakshya's body and wins a hard-fought point. Ng is still three points behind the Indian.

Sen 9-6 Ng

Sathiyan leads 3-0 in the men's singles bronze medal table tennis match against England's Paul Drinkhall. He secured the first three games 11-9, 11-3, 11-5. The fourth game is now underway and the Indian is just one game away from bronze.

An edgy start from both players. Ng hits it into the net and it's 3-3 at the moment.

Lakshya puts up an incredible show of his retrieving abilities... Ng gives up in the end to hit one wide. Sen takes a two-point lead. It's 5-3 now. This match could go right down to the wire.

Sen 5-3 Ng

What a comeback! Lakshya takes the second game from being 6-8 down at one stage. He takes the second game to take the match to the decider.

Seemed like Ng decided to preserve some energy for the third and final game. Lakshya wins the second game 21-9.

Brilliant turnaround from Lakshya as he gets 12 of the last 13 points. The momentum has clearly shifted. Sen leads 18-9.

Brilliant from Sathiyan! He takes the second game 11-3 in no time. The Indian takes a 2-0 lead in the bronze medal match against Paul Drinkhall.

Four straight points for Lakshya from a two-point deficit. Unforced errors from Ng give Lakshya a chance to turn things around.

Lakshya has a slender two-point lead at the mid-game interval

Sen 11-9 Ng

G Sathiyan takes the opening game 11-9 against Paul Drinkhall of England. The Indian takes a 1-0 lead.

Ng continues with his attacks... and hits a powerful smash to Lakshya's backhand. 

The Indian then doesn't manage to retrieve Ng's drop shot and hits it into the net. One more jump smash from Ng and he makes it 8-6.

Sen 6-8 Ng

What a rally!!! Ng is rapid.... but so is Lakshya, who is trying everything to block his opponent's shots. But the Malaysian gets the better of Lakshya to take a 4-3 lead in the second game.

Sen 3-4 Ng

Unreal from Lakshya!!! The Indian retrieves Ng's cross-court winner... he makes it 18-18 but the Malaysian eventually takes the opening game 21-19.

Meanwhile, Sathiyan is set to play table tennis bronze medal match against Paul Drinkhall of England.

Ng looks to swell the lead but hits it beyond the sideline. Sen trails by just one point at the moment.

Sen 15-16 Ng

Brilliant from Lakshya!!! Extraordinary play from the Indian as he retrieves his opponent's every shot and wins the point with a drop shot. Incredible defence.

Sen 12-14 Ng

Table tennis action begins shortly with G Sathiyan taking on England's Paul Drinkhall in men's singles bronze medal match. Stay tuned for Live updates!

Four straight points for Ng! But Sen comes up with a barrage of shots to outplay his opponent. Ni errs and the next point also goes to the Indian.

Sen challenges a call but it's wide... Ng takes a two-point lead at mid-game interval.

Sen 9-11 Ng

Ng is relentless in his attacks but Sen is firm with his defence. The Indian comes from behind to take a 7-6 lead. The match is running at a frantic pace at the moment.

Sen 7-6 Ng

Ng hits it wide and Lakshya decides to leave it. The Indian follows it up with a brilliant cross-court smash to take a two-point lead. Both players are rapig when it comes to their movement across the court.

Sen 4-2 Ng

The men's singles final gets underway... and Malaysia’s Ng Tze Yon takes the first point.

Sindhu wrapped up the gold medal game in 48 minutes. It started with the Indian storming to a 15-8 lead in the first game before taking it 21-15. Too many unforced errors from the Canadian helped Sindhu in the second game as well.

Sindhu took the game 21-13 to seal the victory and complete a full set of CWG individual medals. The national anthem is being played as the Indian flag is raised to the top! What a legend! Sindhu signs some autographs and clicks selfies as she exits the arena. Great scenes in Birmingham... and Sindhu's smile says how much the win means to her.

Lakshya Sen will be in action shortly for the men's singles gold medal match against Ng Tze Yong. But before that, we will have the medal ceremony, with Sindhu on the podium and Indian flag, national anthem in the backdrop.

PV Sindhu adds another medal to her bulging trophy cabinet. It's India's 19th gold medal in the ongoing 2022 Commonwealth Games.

Sindhu has done it!!! The double Olympic medallist claims elusive GOLD medal after winning bronze (2014) and silver (2018) in the previous two Games.

PV Sindhu defeats Michelle Li 21-15, 21-13 in women's singles final

Lee tries to play it short but squanders it into the net. Sindhu two points away from gold.

A searing smash from Sindhu and she looks determined to get that elusive gold medal. She takes a five-point lead.

Sindhu 17-12 Li

What a rally!!! Li hits another winner to reduce the gap. Both athletes are drained after exchanging 57 shots.

Sindhu 13-10 Li