AS IT HAPPENS: Day 11 of the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi

OFF WE GO: The action gets underway at the XIX Commonwealth Games in Delhi on a busy day of action (Reuters)

11:11 BST: Time for some maths - England have finished with 142 medals - that breaks down as 37 golds, 59 silvers and 46 bronze medals. Scotland's final haul was 26 - including nine golds, Northern Ireland won 10 medals - three of them gold and Wales 19 - including two gold medals

10:50 BST: Result from the badminton and there's great celebration in the stands, which should be enough to tell you that home favourite Saina Nehwal has beaten Malaysia's Wong Mew Choo 19-21 23-21 21-13 to take India's 38th Commonwealth gold and haul them above England in the final medals table

10:47 BST: We have a winner at last - New Zealand have beaten Australia 66-64 in a dramatic final to win the gold and retain their Commonwealth crown

10:37 BST: Incredible drama in the netball, the times up, but we keep going until someone wins by two clear points and it's 59-59

10:29 BST: Amazing stuff in the badminton - Nehwal saves a match point and takes the second set 23-21 to set up a decider

10:20 BST: Full-time in the netball and Australia have mounted a comeback - it's 47-47 and we're set for over-time

10:05 BST: Twelve minutes to go in the netball and New Zealand lead 40-33

10:03 BST: Big badminton update: Malaysia's Wong Mew Choo has won the opening set 21-19, if it stays that way England will finish second in the medals table

09:50 BST: I'll bring you the all important badminton updates when that gets underway, but for now there's a netball gold to be decided and its all square with eight minutes left of the third quarter Australia 27-27 New Zealand

09:42 BST: England's medal tally may be complete, but that doesn't end our interest as we are currently level on 37 golds with India, but they still have Saina Nehwal to play in the badminton women singles - if Nehwal wins India pip England to second in the medals table - no pressure then

09:14 BST:  There's no happy ending for England in the badminton as Nathan Robertson and Clark are outclassed and have to settle for silver

09:07 BST: The Malaysian world number ones roar back against Robertson and Clark to take the first game - but the Englishmen are on top in the second and 9-8 up

08:50 BST: Good start from Nathan Robertson in the men's doubles badminton final - their 11-8 up in the first game

08:38 BST: Meanwhile, our reporter Daniel Schofield has been chatting to Scotland doctor Niall Elliott and he's got a few tips about avoid Delhi belly - read more here

08:30 BST:  England have won netball bronze at a canter. They've eased to a 70-47 victory over Jamaica to finish third in Delhi

08:25 BST: It's going to go down to the wire in the race for second in the medals table. India have won women's doubles badminton gold and so they pull level with England on 37 golds

08:20 BST:  It's not good news for England's Rajiv Ouseph, he's been taught a lesson in the men's singles badminton final but he'll be happy enough with silver

08:08 BST: England are still on top in the netball and closing in on silver. England lead 50-38 after three quarters

07:45 BST:  Silver for Wales' Frankie Jones in the rhythmic gymnastics hoop final

07:23 BST: England's men's hockey team might have missed out on bronze but it's looking good for the netball team - they're 33-23 up in their third place play-off with Jamaica

07:03 BST: There's a gold medal in the gymnasium now and Chrystalleni Trikomiti of Cyprus has collected rope victory - the medals are coming thick and fast now!

06:39 BST: And that's it in the hockey. England are dejected. They've lost on penalties for the second match running as New Zealand take bronze. It appears the penalty curse is not limited to football

06:33 BST: We've gone to penalties in the hockey play-off........and Adam Dixon has missed England's third, advantage Black Sticks (Against India in the semis it was Glenn Kirkham who missed, also with the third)  

06:05 BST: A spot of badminton now and there's to be no defence of his mixed doubles title for Nathan Robertson. He collected gold with Gail Emms four years ago but he and Jenny Wallwork have lost out to Malaysian duo Koo Kien Keat and Chin Eei Hui

Robertson will get a shot at revenge in the men's doubles final with Anthony Clark - he'll face Kien Keat there as well

05:51 BST: WOW, where did that come from, a quickfire double from England's Simon Mantell levels the hockey bronze medal match at 3-3 - are we heading for penalties yet again?

05:32 BST: Straight over to the hockey arena and New Zealand are clsoing in on bronze - they're 3-1 up with only 16 minutes to play

05:13 BST: A little update for you. England have 37 gold medals compared to India's 36 in the shoot-out for second place. Australia have 456,683,234,123,6044.....................OK, they have 72

04:56 BST: And it's double gold for Kenya. Women's marathon gold now belongs to Irene Jerotich and she takes Kenya's gold medal tally to 11, their new Commonwealth Games record

04:23 BST:  Straight over to the marathon and men's gold has gone to John Kelai. He's only the second Kenyan to ever win Commonwealth marathon gold

WELCOME back to Delhi for the final day of the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi - today is the business end of these Games with a handful of medals handed out before the curtain comes down

We've got both marathons, traditional curtain calling events, as well as England men's hockey bronze medal clash. Will it be England or India who claim second spot in the medals table?