A total of 46 athletics events were contested, which made it the sport with the second greatest number of medals on offer after the aquatics competition. The programme was almost identical to that of the 2006 edition, with the sole exception being the men's 50 km race walk, which was dropped. As in 2006, three men's and three women's disability athletics events were contested alongside the open competition.[2]
Each of the Commonwealth Games Associations could send a maximum of three participants per event and a team of six for relay events.[3]Kenya topped the medal table, with eleven gold medals and 29 medals in total. This was the first time that the nation achieved the feat, beating the typically dominant nations Australia (eleven golds, but 20 overall) and England (seven golds, 26 medals).[4]Canada and Jamaica rounded out the top five while hosts India enjoyed their greatest ever haul at the Games, taking home two golds and twelve medals altogether.
Four failed doping tests have so far been announced: Nigerian Oludamola Osayomi was stripped of the women's 100 m title, and her compatriot Samuel Okon, a 110 m hurdler, was also disqualified. Both athletes tested positive for methylhexanamine. Rani Yadav, India's representative in the women's 20 km walk, was the third athlete to fail a test as 19-Norandrosterone was detected in her sample.[5] Osayomi's 100 m stripped gold initially went to Sally Pearson of Australia but a delay in the appeals process saw Pearson disqualified for a false start some time after the race.[6]Folashade Abugan of Nigeria tested positive for Testosteroneprohormone following the final of the women's 400 metres. She was disqualified from the 400 metres and the Nigerian team, of which she was a member, were disqualified from the women's 4 x 400 metres relay where they had originally placed second.[7]
A test event for the competition was scheduled in late July: the Asian All-Star Athletics Meet featured a number of prominent Asian athletes and demonstrated the stadium's readiness for games usage.[8][9]
Many of the most prominent athletes from the Commonwealth were absent from the competition. Caster Semenya, Commonwealth champion Christine Ohuruogu, and Olympic medallist Lisa Dobriskey were among the athletes missing due to injury, but others including Usain Bolt, David Rudisha and Shelly-Ann Fraser opted to miss the competition out of choice – all ten of the year's fastest Commonwealth men's 100 m runners (including defending champion Asafa Powell) were not present.[10] Further to this, two reigning world champions (English jumper Phillips Idowu and Australian thrower Dani Samuels) declared themselves out of the running on grounds of the security and accommodation conditions in Delhi. The competition's late scheduling within the track and field season was a primary factor in many athlete withdrawals.[11]
In spite of this, a number of Olympic champions and other prominent names were selected to compete, including Australian Olympic/World champion Steve Hooker and New Zealand's Olympic/World Champion Valerie Adams, top Kenyan runners Nancy Langat, Vivian Cheruiyot and Ezekiel Kemboi, Bahamian high jumper Donald Thomas, and South Africa's Commonwealth champions L.J. van Zyl and Sunette Viljoen.[10] Former world record holder Steve Cram emphasised the Games' role in developing younger athletes: "That's what it was for me, at 17 years old I went to the Commonwealth Games because Coe and Ovett didn't go. Nobody at the time was telling me it was bad that Coe and Ovett weren't there."[11]
XIX Commonwealth Games-2010 Delhi Winners of (Pole Vault Men's), Steve Hooker of Australia (Gold), Steven Lewis of England (Silver) and Max Eaves of England (Bronze), during the medal ceremony of the event
Men's Decathlon winners: Nelson Adjetey Jami of Canada (Gold), Brent Newdick of New Zealand (Silver) and Martin Brockman of England (Bronze)
Steve Hooker of Australia won the men's pole vault
Winners of Discus (Women's) Krishna Poonia of India (Gold), Harwant Kaur of India (Silver) and Seema Antil of India (Bronze) during the medal presentation ceremony
XIX Commonwealth Games-2010 Delhi (Women's) Athletics Long Jump Alice Falaiye of Canada (Gold), Prajusha Maliakkal of India (Silver) and Tabia Charles of Canada (Bronze), during the medal presentation ceremony
* Athletes who participated in the heats only and received medals.
Women's para-sport
XIX Commonwealth Games-2010 Delhi Winners of 100m (Women's T37) Hart Katrina of England (Gold), Mcloughlin Jenny of Wales (Silver) and Benson Johanna of Namibia (Bronze)
At the competition Amantle Montsho (Botswana) and Cydonie Mothersill (Cayman Islands) all won the first ever Commonwealth gold medals for their respective countries. Natasha Mayers (St. Vincent and Grenadines), won the first gold medal ever by a female for her country. The number of medal sweeps in the athletics (6) was at an all-time high for the competition: Kenya took all top three spaces in four events, England beat all in the men's hurdles while hosts India completed a 1–2–3 in the women's discus.[13]
^Locals provide the highlights as Asian All-Star meeting tests Commonwealth Games track. IAAF (2010-07-31). Retrieved on 2010-10-04.
^ abRowbottom, Mike (2010-10-05). Kenya looking to dethrone England and Australia in Delhi – Commonwealth Games preview. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-10-04.
^ abJones, Phil (2010-10-02). Commonwealth Games 2010: Time for new athletics heroes. BBC Sport. Retrieved on 2010-10-05.
^Commonwealth Games 2010: Stadium in race to be ready . BBC Sport (2010-10-05). Retrieved on 2010-10-05.
^Statistics of the Games . 2010 Commonwealth Games. Retrieved on 2010-10-15.
Day reports
Rowbottom, Mike (2010-10-07). Kipsiro upsets Kipchoge - Commonwealth Games Day One. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-10-10.
Rowbottom, Mike (2010-10-08). Clarke and Oludamola take 100m crowns, Armstrong dominates Shot Put in Delhi – Commonwealth Games Day Two. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-10-10.
Rowbottom, Mike (2010-10-09). Langat breaks Games 1500m record, Turner leads high hurdles sweep for England in Delhi – Commonwealth Games Day Three. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-10-10.
Rowbottom, Mike (2010-10-10). Two more gold for Kenya, Adams dominates Shot Put - Commonwealth Games Day Four. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-10-10.
Rowbottom, Mike (2010-10-11). Kenyan men sweep 800m, two medals for India in Delhi - Commonwealth Games, Day Five. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-10-14.
Rowbottom, Mike (2010-10-12). India sweeps women's Discus Throw, Langat and Kipsiro complete doubles – Commonwealth Games Day Six. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-10-14.
Rowbottom, Mike (2010-10-13). Women's relay team crowns Indian glory - Commonwealth Games, Day Seven. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-10-14.
Rowbottom, Mike (2010-10-14) Double marathon triumph for Kenya ends athletics programme at Commonwealth Games. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-10-15.
External links
Competition schedule
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The athletics competition at the 2010 Commonwealth Games was held in New Delhi India between 6 and 14 October The track and field events took place between 6 12 October at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium while the marathon contests were held on a street course running through the city on 14 October 1 Athletics at the XIX Commonwealth GamesDates6 12 14 October 2010Host cityDelhi IndiaVenueJawaharlal Nehru StadiumEvents46 6 disabled Participation845 athletes from 61 nationsRecords set 2006 Melbourne2014 Glasgow 2010 Commonwealth GamesA total of 46 athletics events were contested which made it the sport with the second greatest number of medals on offer after the aquatics competition The programme was almost identical to that of the 2006 edition with the sole exception being the men s 50 km race walk which was dropped As in 2006 three men s and three women s disability athletics events were contested alongside the open competition 2 Each of the Commonwealth Games Associations could send a maximum of three participants per event and a team of six for relay events 3 Kenya topped the medal table with eleven gold medals and 29 medals in total This was the first time that the nation achieved the feat beating the typically dominant nations Australia eleven golds but 20 overall and England seven golds 26 medals 4 Canada and Jamaica rounded out the top five while hosts India enjoyed their greatest ever haul at the Games taking home two golds and twelve medals altogether Four failed doping tests have so far been announced Nigerian Oludamola Osayomi was stripped of the women s 100 m title and her compatriot Samuel Okon a 110 m hurdler was also disqualified Both athletes tested positive for methylhexanamine Rani Yadav India s representative in the women s 20 km walk was the third athlete to fail a test as 19 Norandrosterone was detected in her sample 5 Osayomi s 100 m stripped gold initially went to Sally Pearson of Australia but a delay in the appeals process saw Pearson disqualified for a false start some time after the race 6 Folashade Abugan of Nigeria tested positive for Testosterone prohormone following the final of the women s 400 metres She was disqualified from the 400 metres and the Nigerian team of which she was a member were disqualified from the women s 4 x 400 metres relay where they had originally placed second 7 Contents 1 Preparation 2 Medal summary 2 1 Men 2 1 1 Men s para sport 2 2 Women 2 2 1 Women s para sport 3 Games statistics 4 Medal table 5 Participating nations 6 References 7 External linksPreparation EditA test event for the competition was scheduled in late July the Asian All Star Athletics Meet featured a number of prominent Asian athletes and demonstrated the stadium s readiness for games usage 8 9 Many of the most prominent athletes from the Commonwealth were absent from the competition Caster Semenya Commonwealth champion Christine Ohuruogu and Olympic medallist Lisa Dobriskey were among the athletes missing due to injury but others including Usain Bolt David Rudisha and Shelly Ann Fraser opted to miss the competition out of choice all ten of the year s fastest Commonwealth men s 100 m runners including defending champion Asafa Powell were not present 10 Further to this two reigning world champions English jumper Phillips Idowu and Australian thrower Dani Samuels declared themselves out of the running on grounds of the security and accommodation conditions in Delhi The competition s late scheduling within the track and field season was a primary factor in many athlete withdrawals 11 In spite of this a number of Olympic champions and other prominent names were selected to compete including Australian Olympic World champion Steve Hooker and New Zealand s Olympic World Champion Valerie Adams top Kenyan runners Nancy Langat Vivian Cheruiyot and Ezekiel Kemboi Bahamian high jumper Donald Thomas and South Africa s Commonwealth champions L J van Zyl and Sunette Viljoen 10 Former world record holder Steve Cram emphasised the Games role in developing younger athletes That s what it was for me at 17 years old I went to the Commonwealth Games because Coe and Ovett didn t go Nobody at the time was telling me it was bad that Coe and Ovett weren t there 11 The stadium s track and field was damaged during the opening ceremony and major works including the re laying of the tarmac on the track and grass on the infield took place in the 24 hours leading up to the first day of athletics events at the stadium 12 Three training venues were allocated for the athletics events the Commonwealth Games Village 2010 Thyagaraj Sports Complex and the Delhi University sports complex Medal summary EditMen Edit Moses Ndiema Kipsiro men s 5000 metres and 10000 metres champion Dylan Armstrong men s shot put champion Andy Turner won the men s 110 m hurdles Dai Greene won the men s 400 metre hurdles XIX Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi Winners of Pole Vault Men s Steve Hooker of Australia Gold Steven Lewis of England Silver and Max Eaves of England Bronze during the medal ceremony of the event Men s Decathlon winners Nelson Adjetey Jami of Canada Gold Brent Newdick of New Zealand Silver and Martin Brockman of England Bronze Event Gold Silver Bronze100 metresdetails Lerone Clarke Jamaica 10 12 Mark Lewis Francis England 10 20 Aaron Armstrong Trinidad and Tobago 10 24200 metresdetails Leon Baptiste England 20 45 Lansford Spence Jamaica 20 49 Christian Malcolm Wales 20 52400 metresdetails Mark Mutai Kenya 45 44 Sean Wroe Australia 45 46 Ramon Miller Bahamas 45 55800 metresdetails Boaz Kiplagat Lalang Kenya 1 46 60 Richard Kiplagat Kenya 1 46 95 Abraham Kiplagat Kenya 1 47 371500 metresdetails Silas Kiplagat Kenya 3 41 78 James Magut Kenya 3 42 27 Nick Willis New Zealand 3 42 385000 metresdetails Moses Ndiema Kipsiro Uganda 13 31 25 Eliud Kipchoge Kenya 13 31 32 Mark Kiptoo Kenya 13 32 5810 000 metresdetails Moses Ndiema Kipsiro Uganda 27 57 39 Daniel Lemashon Salel Kenya 27 57 57 Joseph Kiptoo Birech Kenya 27 58 58110 metres hurdlesdetails Andy Turner England 13 38 William Sharman England 13 50 Lawrence Clarke England 13 70400 metres hurdlesdetails Dai Greene Wales 48 52 L J van Zyl South Africa 48 63 Rhys Williams Wales 49 193000 metres steeplechasedetails Richard Mateelong Kenya 8 16 39 Ezekiel Kemboi Kenya 8 18 47 Brimin Kipruto Kenya 8 19 654 100 metres relaydetails England ENG Ryan ScottLeon BaptisteMarlon DevonishMark Lewis Francis 38 74 Jamaica JAM Lerone ClarkeLansford SpenceRasheed DwyerRemaldo RoseSteve Slowly 38 79 India IND Rahamatulla MollaSuresh SathyaShameer Naseema ManzileMd Abdul Najeeb Qureshi 38 894 400 metres relay details Australia AUS Joel MilburnKevin MooreBrendan ColeSean WroeBen Offereins 3 03 30 Kenya KEN Vincent KoskeiVincent KiiloAnderson MutegiMark Mutai 3 03 84 England ENG Conrad WilliamsNick LeaveyRichard YatesRobert TobinDavid Hughes Graham Hedman 3 03 97Marathondetails John Kelai Kenya 2 14 35 Michael Shelley Australia 2 15 28 Amos Tirop Matui Kenya 2 15 5820 kilometres walkdetails Jared Tallent Australia 1 22 18 Luke Adams Australia 1 22 41 Harminder Singh India 1 23 27High jumpdetails Donald Thomas Bahamas 2 32 m Trevor Barry Bahamas 2 29 m Kabelo Kgosiemang Botswana 2 26 mPole vaultdetails Steven Hooker Australia 5 60 m Steven Lewis England 5 60 m Max Eaves England 5 40 mLong jumpdetails Fabrice Lapierre Australia 8 30 m Greg Rutherford England 8 22 m Ignisious Gaisah Ghana 8 12 mTriple jumpdetails Tosin Oke Nigeria 17 16 m Hugo Mamba Cameroon 17 14 m Renjith Maheswary India 17 07 mShot putdetails Dylan Armstrong Canada 21 02 m GR Dorian Scott Jamaica 20 19 m Dale Stevenson Australia 19 99 mDiscus throwdetails Benn Harradine Australia 65 45 m Vikas Gowda India 63 69 m Carl Myerscough England 60 64 mHammer throwdetails Chris Harmse South Africa 73 12 m Alex Smith England 72 95 m Mike Floyd England 69 34 mJavelin throwdetails Jarrod Bannister Australia 81 71 m Stuart Farquhar New Zealand 78 15 m Kashinath Naik India 74 29 mDecathlondetails Jamie Adjetey Nelson Canada 8070 Brent Newdick New Zealand 7899 Martin Brockman England 7712 Athletes who participated in the heats only and received medals Men s para sport Edit Event Gold Silver Bronze100 metres T46 details Simon Patmore Australia 11 14 Samkelo Radebe South Africa 11 25 Ayuba Abdullahi Nigeria 11 371500 metres T54 details Kurt Fearnley Australia 3 19 86 Richard Colman Australia 3 20 90 Josh Cassidy Canada 3 21 14Shot put F32 34 52 details Kyle Pettey Canada 1021 11 44 m Dan West England 969 10 78 m Hamish MacDonald Australia 889 9 92 m Women Edit Grace Momanyi of Kenya won the women s 10000 metres Donald Thomas was the victor in the men s highjump Steve Hooker of Australia won the men s pole vault Winners of Discus Women s Krishna Poonia of India Gold Harwant Kaur of India Silver and Seema Antil of India Bronze during the medal presentation ceremony XIX Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi Women s Athletics Long Jump Alice Falaiye of Canada Gold Prajusha Maliakkal of India Silver and Tabia Charles of Canada Bronze during the medal presentation ceremony Event Gold Silver Bronze100 metresdetails Natasha Mayers Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 11 37 Katherine Endacott England 11 44 Delphine Atangana Cameroon 11 48200 metresdetails Cydonie Mothersille Cayman Islands 22 89 Abiodun Oyepitan England 23 26 Adrienne Power Canada 23 52400 metresdetails Amantle Montsho Botswana 50 10 GR Aliann Pompey Guyana 51 65 Christine Amertil Bahamas 51 96800 metresdetails Nancy Langat Kenya 2 00 01 Nikki Hamblin New Zealand 2 00 05 Diane Cummins Canada 2 00 131500 metresdetails Nancy Langat Kenya 4 05 26 GR Nikki Hamblin New Zealand 4 05 97 Stephanie Twell Scotland 4 06 155000 metresdetails Vivian Cheruiyot Kenya 15 55 12 Sylvia Kibet Kenya 15 55 61 Ines Chenonge Kenya 16 02 4710 000 metresdetails Grace Momanyi Kenya 32 34 11 Doris Changeywo Kenya 32 36 97 Kavita Raut India 33 05 28100 metres hurdlesdetails Sally Pearson Australia 12 67 Angela Whyte Canada 12 98 Andrea Miller New Zealand 13 25400 metres hurdlesdetails Muizat Ajoke Odumosu Nigeria 55 28 Eilidh Child Scotland 55 62 Nickiesha Wilson Jamaica 56 063000 metres steeplechasedetails Milcah Chemos Cheywa Kenya 9 40 96 Mercy Wanjiru Njoroge Kenya 9 41 54 Gladys Jerotich Kipkemoi Kenya 9 52 514 100 metres relaydetails England ENG Katherine EndacottMontell DouglasLaura TurnerAbiodun Oyepitan 44 19 Ghana GHA Rosina AmenebedeElizabeth AmolofoBeatrice GyamanJanet Amponsah 45 24 India IND Geetha SaatiSrabani NandaP K PriyaH M Jyothi 45 254 400 metres relay details India IND Manjeet KaurSini JoseAshwini AkkunjiMandeep KaurJauna Murmu Chitra Soman 3 27 77 England ENG Kelly MasseyVicki BarrMeghan BeesleyNadine OkyereJoice Maduaka 3 29 51 Canada CAN Amonn NelsonAdrienne PowerVicki ToltonCarline Muir Ruky Abdulai 3 30 20Marathondetails Irene Jerotich Kenya 2 34 32 Irene Mogake Kenya 2 34 43 Lisa Weightman Australia 2 35 2520 kilometres walkdetails Johanna Jackson England 1 34 22 Claire Tallent Australia 1 36 55 Grace Njue Kenya 1 37 49High jumpdetails Nicole Forrester Canada 1 91 m Sheree Francis Jamaica 1 88 m Levern Spencer Saint Lucia 1 88 mPole vaultdetails Alana Boyd Australia 4 40 m Marianna Zachariadi Cyprus 4 40 m Kate Dennison England Carly Dockendorf CanadaKelsie Hendry Canada 4 25 mLong jumpdetails Alice Falaiye Canada 6 50 m Prajusha Maliakkal India 6 47 m Tabia Charles Canada 6 44 mTriple jumpdetails Trecia Kaye Smith Jamaica 14 19 m Ayanna Alexander Trinidad and Tobago 13 91 m Tabia Charles Canada 13 84 mShot putdetails Valerie Adams New Zealand 20 47 m GR Cleopatra Borel Brown Trinidad and Tobago 19 03 m Margaret Satupai Samoa 16 43 mDiscus throwdetails Krishna Poonia India 61 51 m Harwant Kaur India 60 16 m Seema Antil India 58 46 mHammer throwdetails Sultana Frizell Canada 68 57 m GR Carys Parry Wales 64 93 m Zoe Derham England 64 04 mJavelin throwdetails Sunette Viljoen South Africa 62 34 m GR Kim Mickle Australia 60 90 m Justine Robbeson South Africa 60 03 mHeptathlondetails Louise Hazel England 6156 Jessica Zelinka Canada 6100 Grace Clements England 5819 Athletes who participated in the heats only and received medals Women s para sport Edit XIX Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi Winners of 100m Women s T37 Hart Katrina of England Gold Mcloughlin Jenny of Wales Silver and Benson Johanna of Namibia Bronze Event Gold Silver Bronze100 metres T37 details Katrina Hart England 14 36 Jenny McLoughlin Wales 14 68 Johanna Benson Namibia 14 811500 metres T54 details Diane Roy Canada 3 53 95 Chineme Obeta Nigeria 4 09 29 Anita Fordjour Ghana 4 18 83Shot put F32 34 52 53 details Louise Ellery Australia 1110 6 17 m Jess Hamill New Zealand 979 7 17 m Gemma Prescott England 952 5 54 m Games statistics EditAt the competition Amantle Montsho Botswana and Cydonie Mothersill Cayman Islands all won the first ever Commonwealth gold medals for their respective countries Natasha Mayers St Vincent and Grenadines won the first gold medal ever by a female for her country The number of medal sweeps in the athletics 6 was at an all time high for the competition Kenya took all top three spaces in four events England beat all in the men s hurdles while hosts India completed a 1 2 3 in the women s discus 13 Medal table Edit Host nation India RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal1 Kenya11108292 Australia1163203 England7910264 Canada728175 Jamaica24176 India 237127 Nigeria23168 South Africa22159 Uganda200210 New Zealand152811 Wales122512 Bahamas111313 Botswana101214 Cayman Islands1001 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines100116 Trinidad and Tobago021317 Ghana012318 Cameroon0112 Scotland011220 Cyprus010121 Guyana0011 Namibia0011 Saint Lucia0011 Samoa0011Totals 24 entries 525354159Participating nations Edit61 Nations competed leaving 11 that did not Anguilla 7 Antigua and Barbuda 6 Australia 61 Bahamas 14 Bangladesh 4 Barbados 2 Belize 3 Bermuda 2 Botswana 11 British Virgin Islands 1 Brunei 1 Cameroon 10 Canada 40 Cayman Islands 8 Cook Islands 1 Cyprus 15 Dominica 4 England 92 Ghana 19 Grenada 6 Guernsey 7 Guyana 4 India 116 Jamaica 46 Jersey 2 Kenya 70 Kiribati 3 Lesotho 9 Malawi 6 Malaysia 8 Malta 1 Mauritius 12 Montserrat 5 Mozambique 5 Namibia 3 New Zealand 13 Nigeria 40 Niue 5 Northern Ireland 9 Pakistan 2 Papua New Guinea 18 Rwanda 14 Saint Kitts and Nevis 6 Saint Lucia 2 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 2 Samoa 2 Scotland 19 Seychelles 5 Sierra Leone 12 Singapore 7 Solomon Islands 4 South Africa 8 Sri Lanka 15 Swaziland 2 Tanzania 9 Trinidad and Tobago 10 Turks and Caicos Islands 6 Tuvalu 6 Uganda 14 Wales 24 Zambia 4 References Edit 2010 CWG Athletics 2010 Commonwealth Games Retrieved on 2010 10 05 CWG Para sport 2010 Commonwealth Games Retrieved on 2010 10 05 2010 Commonwealth Games Athletics events 2010 Commonwealth Games 2010 07 24 Rowbottom Mike 2010 10 14 Double marathon triumph for Kenya ends athletics programme at Commonwealth Games IAAF Retrieved on 2010 10 15 Bull Andy 2010 10 13 Commonwealth Games 2010 Indian athlete tests positive for drugs The Guardian Retrieved on 2010 10 15 Communication blunder sees Pearson stripped of gold BBC Sport 2010 08 04 Retrieved on 2010 10 09 Third Nigerian fails drugs test 15 October 2010 Tough fight awaits in 29 30 July Asian All Star Meet Times of India 2010 07 21 Retrieved on 2010 07 21 Locals provide the highlights as Asian All Star meeting tests Commonwealth Games track IAAF 2010 07 31 Retrieved on 2010 10 04 a b Rowbottom Mike 2010 10 05 Kenya looking to dethrone England and Australia in Delhi Commonwealth Games preview IAAF Retrieved on 2010 10 04 a b Jones Phil 2010 10 02 Commonwealth Games 2010 Time for new athletics heroes BBC Sport Retrieved on 2010 10 05 Commonwealth Games 2010 Stadium in race to be ready BBC Sport 2010 10 05 Retrieved on 2010 10 05 Statistics of the Games 2010 Commonwealth Games Retrieved on 2010 10 15 Day reportsRowbottom Mike 2010 10 07 Kipsiro upsets Kipchoge Commonwealth Games Day One IAAF Retrieved on 2010 10 10 Rowbottom Mike 2010 10 08 Clarke and Oludamola take 100m crowns Armstrong dominates Shot Put in Delhi Commonwealth Games Day Two IAAF Retrieved on 2010 10 10 Rowbottom Mike 2010 10 09 Langat breaks Games 1500m record Turner leads high hurdles sweep for England in Delhi Commonwealth Games Day Three IAAF Retrieved on 2010 10 10 Rowbottom Mike 2010 10 10 Two more gold for Kenya Adams dominates Shot Put Commonwealth Games Day Four IAAF Retrieved on 2010 10 10 Rowbottom Mike 2010 10 11 Kenyan men sweep 800m two medals for India in Delhi Commonwealth Games Day Five IAAF Retrieved on 2010 10 14 Rowbottom Mike 2010 10 12 India sweeps women s Discus Throw Langat and Kipsiro complete doubles Commonwealth Games Day Six IAAF Retrieved on 2010 10 14 Rowbottom Mike 2010 10 13 Women s relay team crowns Indian glory Commonwealth Games Day Seven IAAF Retrieved on 2010 10 14 Rowbottom Mike 2010 10 14 Double marathon triumph for Kenya ends athletics programme at Commonwealth Games IAAF Retrieved on 2010 10 15 External links 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