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England at the 2010 Commonwealth Games (B–R)

England was represented at the 2010 Commonwealth Games by Commonwealth Games England. The country went by the abbreviation ENG, will use the Cross of St George as its flag and "Jerusalem" as its victory anthem. It had previously used "Land of Hope and Glory" as its anthem at the Commonwealth Games, but decided to change following an "internet poll".[6]

England at the
2010 Commonwealth Games
CGF codeENG
CGACommonwealth Games England
Websiteweareengland.org
in Delhi, India
Competitors364[2][3][4][5] in 17 sports
Flag bearersOpening: Nathan Robertson[1]
Closing: Nicky Hunt
Medals
Ranked 3rd
Gold
37
Silver
60
Bronze
45
Total
142
Commonwealth Games appearances (overview)

England's delegation is notable for including two Paralympic champions, who qualified to compete in Delhi against fully able-bodied athletes: Danielle Brown, who won a gold medal in archery at the 2008 Summer Paralympics, and Sarah Storey, who won two gold medals in cycling in 2008. They are the first English athletes with disabilities ever to compete in able-bodied events at the Commonwealth Games.[6][7]

England 2010

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Key
  Qualifiers / Medal Winners
  Top 8 Finish (Non Medal Winners)
  Non-Qualifiers / Non Top 8 Finish

Badminton

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Main article: Badminton at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

Team England consists of 10 badminton players over 6 events.[8][2] The competition draw for singles and doubles events was announced on 2 October 2010.[9]

Men's Singles
Player(s) Round of 64 Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarter Final Semi Final Final Rank
Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result
Rajiv Ouseph (2) BYE   Abah (NGR)
W 21–8 21–10 		  Karunaratne (SRI)
W 21–5 12–21 21–15 		  Wong (SIN) (7)
W 21–13 21–15 		  Parupalli
(IND) (6)
W 19–21 21–12 21–18 		  Lee (MAS) (1)
L 10-21 8-21 		  Silver
Carl Baxter (5)   Tukire (UGA)
W 21–5 21–11 		  Ocholi (NGR)
W 21–13 21–14 		  Henry (JAM)
W 21–11 21–14 		  Anand
(IND) (3)
L 17–21 9–21 		- - -
Women's Singles
Player(s) Round of 64 Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarter Final Semi Final Final Rank
Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result
Elizabeth Cann (4) BYE   Jayasinghe (SRI)
W 21–13 21–12 		  Rankin (NZL)
W 21–14 21–13 		  Li (CAN)
W 21–14 19–21 21–16 		  Wong (MAS) (2)
L 21–21 21–18 17–21 		Bronze Final
  Egelstaff
(SCO) (3)
W 21-18 21-16 		  Bronze
Men's Doubles
Player(s) Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarter Final Semi Final Final Rank
Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result
Anthony Clark & Nathan Robertson (2)   Mambwe &
Muwowo (ZAM)
W 21–8 21–12 		  Ng &
Vandervet (CAN)
W 21–7 21–12 		  Chan &
Hashim (MAS)
W 21–8 21–7 		  Triyachart &
Wong (SIN)
W 21–10 17–21 21–14 		  Koo &
Tan (MAS)L 19–21 14–21 		  Silver
Women's Doubles
Player(s) Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarter Final Semi Final Final Rank
Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result
Jenny Wallwork & Gabrielle White (3)   Bangi &
Nankabirwa (UGA)
W 21–7 21–10 		  Gao &
Ko (CAN)
W 21–12 21–15 		  Cheah &
Goh (MAS)
W 21–15 16–21 21–13 		  Sari &
Yao (SIN) (1)
L 19–21 13–21 		Bronze Final
  Tang &
Wilson-Smith (AUS)
L 23-21 12-21 16-21 		4
Mariana Agathangelou & Heather Olver   Foo Kune &
Foo Kune (MRI)
W 21–6 21–9 		  Dahanayake &
Jayasinghe (SRI)
W 21–7 21–6 		  Gutta &
Ponnappa (IND)
L 9–21 14–21 		- - -
Mixed Doubles
Player(s) Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarter Final Semi Final Final Rank
Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result
Nathan Robertson & Jenny Wallwork (1)   Cupidon &
Ah-Wan (SEY)
W 21–5 21–7 		  Wijaya &
Sari (SIN)
W 21–19 21–17 		  Briggs &
Bankier (SCO)
W 22–20 23–21 		  Chan &
Goh (MAS)
W 19–21 21–13 23–21 		  Koo &
Chin (MAS) 		-
Anthony Clark & Heather Olver (5)   Van Rietvelde &
Cooper (SCO)
W 21–11 21–18 		  Gleave &
Chambers (NIR)
W 21–5 21–4 		  Triyachart &
Yao (SIN)
L 21–19 8–21 12–21 		- - -
Chris Adcock & Gabrielle White (7)   Saputra &
Neo (SIN)
W 21–17 21–17 		  Thomas &
Balan (IND)
W 21–15 21–18 		  Chan &
Goh (MAS)
L 20–22 21–16 11–21 		- - -
Mixed Team Event

Chris Adcock, Carl Baxter, Anthony Clark, Rajiv Ouseph, Nathan Robertson, Mariana Agathangelou, Elizabeth Cann, Heather Olver, Jenny Wallwork, Gabrielle White.

Pool Game 1[10] Pool Game 2 Pool Game 3 Pool Game 4 Quarter Final Semi Final Final Rank
Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result
Opponents   Falkland Islands   Uganda   Mauritius   Canada   Scotland   India Bronze Match:
  Singapore 		  Bronze
Men's Singles   Baxter v
  Brownlee
W 21–3 21–7 		  Ouseph v
  Ekiring
W 21–10 21–9 		  Ouseph v
  Edoo
W 21–9 21–9 		  Baxter v
  Pang
W 21–18 21–11 		  Ouseph v
  Merrilees
W 21–9 21–18 		  Ouseph v
  Parupalli
L 13–21 17–21 		  Ouseph v
  Wong
W 21–15 21–17
Women's Singles   Cann v
  Minto
W 21–2 21–3 		  Cann v
  Nankabirwa
W 21–11 21–7 		  Cann v
  Foo Kune
W 21–7 21–6 		  Cann v
  Rice
L 12–21 19–21 		  Cann v
  Egelstaff
L 12–21 17–21 		  Cann v
  Nehwal
L 18–21 11–21 		  Cann v
  Xing
L 14–21 12–21
Men's Doubles   Clark/Adcock v
  Clark/Brownlee
W 21–3 21–7 		  Robertson/Clark v
  Tukire/Ssuuna
W 21–10 21–8 		  Clark/Adcock v
  Ramrakha/Edoo
W 21–11 21–12 		  Clark/Adcock v
  Vandervet/Ng
W 21–11 21–14 		  Clark/Adcock v
  Van Rietvelde/Briggs
W 21–13 21–19 		-   Robertson/Clark v
  Triyachart/Wijaya
W 21–12 21–11
Women's Doubles   Olver/Agathangelou v
  Luxton/Arkhipkina
W 21–2 21–4 		  Wallwork/White v
  Bangi/Nankabirwa
W 21–2 21–4 		  Olver/Agathangelou v
  Foo Kune/Louison
W 21–5 21–6 		  Olver/Agathangelou v
  Li/Bruce
W 21–14 21–14 		- - -
Mixed Doubles   Adcock/White v
  Clark/Luxton
W 21–6 21–7 		  Robertson/Wallwork v
  Wogute/Najjuka
W 21–10 21–7 		  Adcock/White v
  Beeharry/Aboobakar
W 21–9 21–10 		  Robertson/Wallwork v
  Ng/Gao
W 21–18 21–23 21–13 		  Robertson/Wallwork v
  Briggs/Bankier
W 21–14 15–21 21–7 		  Robertson/Wallwork v
  Gutta/Diju
W 17–21 17–21 		  Robertson/Wallwork v
  Triyachart/Yao
W 13–21 15–21
Result W 5–0 W 5–0 W 5–0 W 4–1 W 3–1 L 0–3 W 3–1

Boxing

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Main article: Boxing at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

Team England consists of 9 boxers over 9 events.[11] On 30 September 2010 it was announced that Khalid Yafai was withdrawing due to a shoulder injury and that Tommy Stubbs would move up a weight to replace him.[12]

Men
Event Boxer Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarter Finals Semi Finals Final Rank
Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result
Flyweight 52 kg Tommy Stubbs BYE   Selby (WAL)
L PTS 1-1+ 		- - - -
Bantamweight 56 kg Iain Weaver   Simelane (SWZ)
W RSCH R2 		  Kumar (IND)
L PTS 6–11 		- - - -
Lightweight 60 kg Tom Stalker   Rock (GUY)
W PTS 8–1 		  Sameera (SRI)
W PTS 4–0 		  Jackson (AUS)
W PTS 7–2 		  Bhagwan (IND)
W PTS 10–5 		  Taylor (SCO)
W PTS 11–3 		  Gold
Light Welterweight 64 kg Bradley Saunders   Boatswain (GRN)
W RSCH R1 		  Taylor (NZL)
W PTS 10–0 		  Ulysse (CAN)
W PTS 11–4 		  Colin (MRI)
W PTS 10–7 		  Kumar (IND)
W 11-2 		  Gold
Welterweight 69 kg Callum Smith   Betero (KIR)
W PTS 5–0 		  Hammond (AUS)
W PTS 4–2 		  Brown (SCO)
W PTS 4–0 		  Hield (BAH)
W PTS 4–3 		  Gallagher (NIR)
L PTS 6–11 		  Silver
Middleweight 75 kg Anthony Ogogo   Kometa (KIR)
W RSC R2 		  Hooper (AUS)
W PTS +3-3 		  Lukmon (NGR)
W PTS 10–0 		  Singh (IND)
W PTS 4–3 		  O'Kane (NIR)
L 4-16 		  Silver
Light Heavyweight 81 kg Obed Mbwakongo BYE   Kumar (IND)
W PTS 9–8 		  Johnson (SCO)
L PTS 2–6 		- - -
Heavyweight 91 kg Simon Vallily BYE   Winrow (IOM)
W KO R1 		  Fokou (CMR)
W RSCH R3 		  Yekeni (GHA)
W W/O 		  Ward (NIR)
W RSCH R1 		  Gold
Super Heavyweight +91 kg Amin Isa BYE   Fa (TGA)
L PTS 5–8 		- - - -

Cycling

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Main article: Cycling at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

Team England consists of 18 cyclists over 18 events [13]

On 23 September 2010, it was announced that Ian Stannard and Ben Swift were withdrawing due to health concerns (specifically around the dengue fever outbreak in Delhi).[4]

On 25 September 2010, it was announced that Russell Downing was withdrawing from the road cycling team[5]

Road

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Men
Event Cyclist(s) Time Rank
40 km Time Trial Alex Dowsett 48:13.48   Silver
Chris Froome 49:38.83 5
167 km Road Race Alex Dowsett 3:54:08 14
Erick Rowsell 3:57:10 38
Chris Froome 3:57:10 44
Simon Yates 3:57:14 45
Women
Event Cyclist(s) Time Rank
29 km Time Trial Julia Shaw 39:09.52   Bronze
Emma Trott 40:19.52 8
Emma Pooley 40:25.22 9
100 km Road Race Lizzie Armitstead 2:49:30   Silver
Lucy Martin 2:49:30 14
Katie Colclough 2:49:30 16
Sharon Laws 2:49:45 28
Emma Trott 2:50:17 33
Emma Pooley 2:50:19 34

Track

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Men
Event Cyclist(s) Qualifying Round 1 Repechage Round 2 Semi Final Final Rank
Time Rank Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result
Individual Sprint David Daniell 10.459 9 Q   Paul
?-? 		?   Sunderland
L 0–2 		- 5th–8th Place
8th Place 		8
Peter Mitchell 10.542 11 Q   Md Yunos
?-? 		Wed 6 Oct Thu 7 Oct Thu 7 Oct Thu 7 Oct -
Individual Pursuit George Atkins 4:34.490 8 DNQ 8
Erick Rowsell 4:39.710 10 DNQ 10
Kieren David Daniell 1st in Heat 3 Q BYE 3rd in Heat 1 Q 2nd in Final   Silver
Peter Mitchell 6th in Heat 2 1st in Heat 2 Q 3rd in Heat 2 Q 5th in Final 5
Scratch Race George Atkins 9th in Heat 2 9 Q DNF -
Simon Yates 10th in Heat 2 10 Q DNF -
Erick Rowsell 15th in Heat 1 15 - -
Points Race George Atkins 5 pts 9 Q 52 pts   Silver
Erick Rowsell 1 pt 11 Q 1 pt 13
Simon Yates 6 pts 7 Q -15 pts 16
Women
Event Cyclist(s) Qualifying Round 1 Repechage Semi Final Final Rank
Time Rank Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result
Time Trial Anna Blyth 48.903 7
Individual Pursuit Sarah Storey 3:39.964 6 DNQ 6
Laura Trott 3:40.329 7 DNQ 7
Anna Blyth 3:51.252 10 DNQ 10
Scratch Race Anna Blyth 3rd in Final   Bronze
Laura Trott 9th in Final 9
Lucy Martin 11th in Final 11
Points Race Katie Colclough 24 pts 4
Laura Trott 5 pts 9
Lucy Martin 1 pt 12

Gymnastics

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Main article: Gymnastics at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

Team England consists of 13 gymnasts over 20 events [14]

Artistic

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Men
Event Gymnast(s) Qualification Final
Points Rank Points Rank
Team Competition Team England 256.750   Silver
Individual All-Round Luke Folwell 84.350 3 Q 85.550   Gold
Reiss Beckford 84.550 2 Q 85.450   Silver
Max Whitlock 84.300 5 Q 84.450 4
Danny Lawrence 42.850 42 DNQ 42
Steve Jehu 39.800 44 DNQ 44
Floor Reiss Beckford 14.350 5 Q 14.625   Silver
Steve Jehu 14.500 3 Q 14.250 4
Luke Folwell 13.950 10 DNQ 10
Max Whitlock 13.400 18 DNQ 18
Horizontal Bar Max Whitlock 13.700 8 Q 13.575   Bronze
Reiss Beckford 14.000 3 Q 13.475 5
Danny Lawrence 13.600 9 DNQ 9
Luke Folwell 12.650 21 DNQ 21
Parallel Bars Luke Folwell 14.250 3 Q 14.200   Silver
Reiss Beckford 14.400 2 Q 13.550 5
Danny Lawrence 13.800 7 DNQ 10
Max Whitlock 13.300 21 DNQ 21
Pommel Horse Max Whitlock 15.300 1 Q 15.125   Silver
Luke Folwell 13.700 6 Q 13.300 5
Reiss Beckford 12.400 18 DNQ 18
Steve Jehu 11.150 35 DNQ 35
Rings Luke Folwell 14.550 5 Q 14.750   Silver
Reiss Beckford 14.200 7 Q 14.200 4
Steve Jehu 14.150 10 DNQ 10
Max Whitlock 13.850 15 DNQ 15
Vault Luke Folwell 15.400 2 Q 15.762   Gold
Reiss Beckford 15.350 3 Q 15.000 4
Danny Lawrence 14.750 8 DNQ 9
Women
Event Gymnast(s) Qualification Final
Points Rank Points Rank
Team Competition Team England 158.200   Silver
Individual All-Round Imogen Cairns 53.500 3 Q 54.650 4
Jocelyn Hunt 52.300 4 Q 53.600 5
Laura Edwards 51.150 7 Q 52.900 6
Charlotte Lindsley 48.800 11 DNQ 25
Beam Laura Edwards 13.200 3 Q 12.750 4
Imogen Cairns 13.200 2 Q 11.950 8
Jocelyn Hunt 13.150 5 DNQ 9
Charlotte Lindsley 10.500 23 DNQ 23
Floor Imogen Cairns 14.000 2 Q 14.200   Gold
Laura Edwards 13.050 5 Q 12.925 5
Jocelyn Hunt 12.850 9 DNQ 9
Charlotte Lindsley 12.150 12 DNQ 12
Uneven Bars Charlotte Lindsley 12.450 9 Q 11.900 4
Jocelyn Hunt 12.500 6 Q 11.225 8
Imogen Cairns 12.300 13 DNQ 13
Laura Edwards 11.350 19 DNQ 19
Vault Imogen Cairns 13.600 2 Q 13.775   Gold

Rhythmic

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Women

Francesca Fox, Lynne Hutchison, Rachel Ennis

Event Gymnast(s) Qualification Final
Points Rank Points Rank
Team Competition Team England 220.475   Bronze
Individual All-Round Lynne Hutchison 88.325 9 Q Wed 13 Oct -
Francesca Fox 86.850 13 Q Wed 13 Oct -
Rachel Ennis 86.375 14 DNQ 19
Ball Rachel Ennis 21.700 11 DNQ 11
Francesca Fox 21.050 15 DNQ 15
Lynne Hutchison 20.675 16 DNQ 16
Hoop Lynne Hutchison 23.475 6 Q Thu 14 Oct -
Rachel Ennis 22.825 7 Q Thu 14 Oct -
Francesca Fox 22.200 12 DNQ 12
Ribbon Lynne Hutchison 22.725 7 Q Thu 14 Oct -
Rachel Ennis 21.450 12 DNQ 12
Francesca Fox 21.250 14 DNQ 14
Rope Francesca Fox 22.350 8 Q Thu 14 Oct -
Lynne Hutchison 21.450 13 DNQ 13
Rachel Ennis 20.400 16 DNQ 16

Hockey

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Main article: Hockey at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

Team England consists of 32 hockey players over the 2 team events. [15] [16]

Summary
Event Team Rank
Men's Team England 4th
Women's Team England   Bronze
Men

England Squad:
James Fair, Richard Mantell, Richard Smith, Richard Alexander, Alastair Wilson, Adam Dixon, Glenn Kirkham, Ashley Jackson, Robert Moore, Harry Martin, James Tindall, Barry Middleton, Iain Mackay, Nicholas Catlin, Alastair Brogdon, Simon Mantell.

Pool B
Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
  England 4 3 1 0 12 5 +7 10 Q
  New Zealand 4 2 1 1 15 9 +6 7 Q
  South Africa 4 2 0 2 12 10 +2 6
  Canada 4 1 2 1 5 6 −1 5
  Trinidad and Tobago 4 0 0 4 4 18 −14 0
6 October 2010
15:30
England   4–0   Trinidad and Tobago
7 October 2010
18:00
England   1–1   Canada
9 October 2010
08:30
England   5–3   New Zealand
10 October 2010
12:00
England   2–1   South Africa
Semi Final
12 October 2010
17:30
England   3–3 (AET)
4 – 5 (PSO) 		  India
Bronze Medal Match
14 October 2010
09:00
New Zealand   3–3 (AET)
3 – 5 (PSO) 		  England
Women

England Squad:
Ashleigh Ball, Charlotte Craddock, Crista Cullen, Alex Danson, Susie Gilbert, Hannah Macleod, Helen Richardson, Chloe Rogers, Natalie Seymour, Beth Storry, Georgie Twigg, Laura Unsworth, Kate Walsh, Sally Walton, Nicola White, Kerry Williams.

Pool B
Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
  New Zealand 4 4 0 0 17 3 +14 12 Q
  England 4 3 0 1 12 6 +6 9 Q
  Canada 4 1 0 3 6 11 −5 3
  Wales 4 1 0 3 5 12 −7 3
  Malaysia 4 1 0 3 4 12 −8 3
5 October 2010
08:30
England   4–1   Wales
6 October 2010
11:00
England   4–1   Canada
8 October 2010
13:30
England   1–4   New Zealand
9 October 2010
14:00
England   3–0   Malaysia
Semi Final
11 October 2010
11:00
Australia   1–0   England
Bronze Medal Match
13 October 2010
10:30
England   1–0   South Africa

Lawn bowls

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Main article: Lawn bowls at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

Team England consists of 12 lawn bowls players over 6 events[17][18]

Player Match 1 Match 2 Match 3 Match 4 Match 5 Match 6 Match 7 Match 8 Match 9 Match
10 		Match
11 		Quarter
Final 		Semi
Final 		Final Rank
Men's Singles
Sam Tolchard 		 
JEY
W 2–0 		 
MLT
W 1½–½ 		 
BOT
L 1–1* 		 
WAL
W 2–0 		 
NIU
W 2–0 		 
BRU
W 2–0 		 
NZL
W 2–0 		 
COK
W *1–1 		BYE  
WAL
L 1–1* 		Bronze
 
NIR
L 1–1* 		4
Men's Pairs
Mervyn King &
Stuart Airey 		 
GGY
L 1–1* 		 
FLK
W 2–0 		 
MAW
W 2–0 		 
SAM
W 2–0 		 
WAL
W 2–0 		 
NAM
L 1–1* 		 
JEY
W *1–1 		 
NZL
W 1½–½ 		 
IND
W 2–0 		 
MAS
W *1–1 		 
MLT
L 0–2 		 
AUS
W 2–0 		 
MAS
W 2–0 		 
RSA
L ½–1½ 		  Silver
Men's Triples
Mark Bantock,
Graham Shadwell &
Robert Newman 		 
JEY
W 2–0 		 
GGY
W *1–1 		 
PNG
W 2–0 		 
MAS
W *1–1 		 
BOT
W 2–0 		 
KEN
W 2–0 		 
NFK
W 2–0 		 
COK
W 2–0 		 
NIR
W 2–0 		BYE  
AUS
L 1–1* 		Bronze
 
WAL
W 2–0 		  Bronze
Women's Singles
Natalie Melmore 		 
WAL
W 2–0 		 
PNG
W *1–1 		 
MAW
W 2–0 		 
SAM
W 2–0 		 
COK
W 2–0 		 
ZAM
L 1–1* 		 
NIU
W 2–0 		 
AUS
L 0–2 		 
KEN
W *1–1 		 
WAL
W 1½–½ 		 
MAS
W *1–1 		 
NZL
W 2–0 		  Gold
Women's Pairs
Ellen Falkner &
Amy Monkhouse 		 
JEY
W 2–0 		 
WAL
W 1½–½ 		 
GGY
L 1–1* 		 
BRU
W 2–0 		 
SWZ
W *1–1 		 
SAM
W 1½–½ 		 
MAS
L *1–1 		 
PNG
W 2–0 		 
NIU
W 2–0 		 
SCO
W 2–0 		 
NAM
W *1–1 		 
AUS
W 1½–½ 		 
MAS
W *1–1 		  Gold
Women's Triples
Jamie-Lea Winch,
Sandy Hazell &
Sian Gordon 		 
NFK
W 2–0 		 
WAL
W 2–0 		 
CAN
W *1–1 		 
MAS
L 1–1* 		 
COK
W*1–1 		 
PNG
W 2–0 		 
RSA
W 2–0 		 
BRU
W 2–0 		BYE  
RSA
L 1–1* 		Bronze
 
IND
W 1½–½ 		  Bronze
  • indicates match winner after a tie-break

Netball

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Main article: Netball at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

Team England consists of 12 netball players [19]

Summary
Event Team Rank
Women's Team England -
Women

Karen Atkinson, Sonia Mkoloma, Pamela Cookey, Sara Bayman, Eboni Beckford Chambers, Louisa Brownfield, Jade Clarke, Rachel Dunn, Stacey Francis, Joanne Harten, Tamsin Greenway, Geva Mentor

Pool B
Nation Pld W D L
  New Zealand 5 5 0 0
  England 5 4 0 1
  South Africa 5 3 0 2
  Barbados 5 2 0 3
  Cook Islands 5 1 0 4
  Papua New Guinea 5 0 0 5
4 October 2010
15:00 		England   81–20   Barbados    Thyagaraj Sports Complex
5 October 2010
09:30 		England   54–36   South Africa    Thyagaraj Sports Complex
7 October 2010
09:30 		New Zealand   47–41   England    Thyagaraj Sports Complex
8 October 2010
17:00 		England   81–33   Cook Islands    Thyagaraj Sports Complex
10 October 2010
09:00 		England   89–31   Papua New Guinea    Thyagaraj Sports Complex
Semi Final
12 October 2010
13:00 		Australia   51–45   England    Thyagaraj Sports Complex

Rugby sevens

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Main article: Rugby sevens at the 2010 Commonwealth Games
Summary
Competitor(s) Event Rank
England Men's Team 4
Men

England Squad:[20]
Greg Barden, Kevin Barrett, John Brake, Dan Caprice, Chris Cracknell, Isoa Damudamu,
Ben Gollings, Simon Hunt, Dan Norton, Tom Powell, James Rodwell, Mathew Turner.

Group D
Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts
  England 3 3 0 0 135 26 +109 9
  Australia 3 2 0 1 94 26 +68 7
  Uganda 3 1 0 2 35 93 −58 5
  Sri Lanka 3 0 0 3 17 136 −119 3
11 October 2010
10:28
England  59–7  Sri Lanka
Delhi University
11 October 2010
14:04
England  55–0  Uganda
Delhi University
11 October 2010
17:54
England  21–19  Australia
Delhi University
Quarter Final
12 October 2010
11:00
England  7–5  Samoa
Delhi University
Semi Final
12 October 2010
14:28
New Zealand  33–12  England
Delhi University
Bronze Medal Match
12 October 2010
16:20
England  14–17  South Africa
Delhi University

See also

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References

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