Commonwealth Games 2018: Badminton Men's Doubles Final, India's Satwik Rankireddy, Chirag Shetty fighting for Gold, Live Updates

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Final score: Ellis/Langridge def Rankireddy/Shetty 21-13, 21-16 to get the gold

As for Rankireddy and Shetty, they become the first men's doubles pair from India to get a CWG medal. They came up short in the end, but should be proud of that grand effort throughout their debut CWG campaign.

The English were just too good from the front court. They defended exceptionally well and when it was needed, they turned it into attack!

TEAM ENGLAND GRAB THE GOLD!!!!

GOLD MEDAL POINTS FOR ENGLAND AFTER A SENSATIONAL RALLY THAT SAW WONDERFUL DEFENCE FROM BOTH!

And India get yet another point!

16-18

Once more, a sustained attack gets India back one point!

18-15 to England

The Indian serve drops short!

17-14 to England

With an array of attacking shots, India close the gap to two points at 14-16

And the three-point advantage continues for the Englishmen

15-12

What smashing by Team England....so much injection of pace is startling the Indians!

14-11 in favour of the English

And the Indians look revived somewhat! Playing with more precision and they trail 10-12

It's their fourth point in a row and they trail 9-11

AND THE INDIANS MAKE A GREAT START AFTER THE BREAK! 3 POINTS IN A ROW AND THEY TRAIL 8-11

The English grabbed three quick points and have an 11-5 lead at the interval.

It's 8-5 to the English now

Can the Indian duo come back?

And it is 6-4 in favour of the English

It's 5-3 to the English now...slowly and steadily, they are inching ahead and building a good lead

It's 3-3 now

The Englishmen are converting defence into attack with such authority

It's evenly poised in Game 2

2-2

And Team England grabs the first game 21-13, showing exceptional control from the front court

And the English have EIGHT GAME POINTS!!!

It's 19-12 to the Englishmen now

And it is 17-11 now

The Englishmen are very, very comfortable at the moment

The lead has increased again, to five points.

It's 16-11 to the Rio bronze medallists

14-10 to Team England

Ellis has been spot on with his smashes and taking away any opportunity that the Indians might get.

The English have now extended their lead to five points!

13-8

Great smash by the English to go up to an 11-7 advantage at the mid-game interval.

The English are returning exceptionally well.

It's 10-7 to Team England

Attack from the front court by Team India and it is 8-6 to the English

It's a two-point cushion for the English now at 7-5

A bit of an indecision from the English helps Satwik produce a smash

India 4-7

One error from the English and India get a point!

India 3-5

It's a 5-2 lead for Team England

The English pair make a move forward and go up to 3-1

It's 1-1

1st point to Team England

Can India finish it off with a gold medal?

The English pair is the Rio Olympic bronze medallist team, so it won't be easy!

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The Final Day of the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games 2018 is here. India has already surpassed last edition's medal tally and will now hope to finish on a high. Many more medals are expected to come today.

Next up is Men's Doubles Final match between Satwik Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty and Marcus Ellis/Chris Landridge of England. The Indian Men will look to end what has been a great tournament for Badminton on a high.

The Final Day of the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games brings to us the gold and bronze medal matches of all the racquet sports. Badminton, table tennis, and squash are the three sports in which India will be represented throughout the Day.

India has had a great tournament so far, passing their Gold tally of Glasgow Games. Boxing, Shooting, and Wrestling have been the main events in which India has secured medals with Badminton and Table Tennis not far behind.