Commonwealth Games 2018: Squash, Men's Singles India - Vikram Malhotra in action: Live Updates

And with that, India's campaign comes to an end in the men's section. Joshna Chinappa and Dipika Pallikal will be in action later in the day.

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That was a great fight from the Indian in that second game but Matthew proved to be too strong ultimately.

Final score: Matthew def Malhotra 11-6, 8-11, 11-6, 11-6

And Matthew closes it out and dashes India's hopes!!!!

11-6

Vikram gets a point here!

6-9

Can he fight back?

And the squash great has imposed his authority in this game as well.

9-5

Matthew has opened up a 3-1 lead in Game 4

Matthew staved off the late surge from the Indian to take the third game 11-6.

And 5-10

Vikram gets a couple of points to lag behind at 4-10

And he has RACED AHEAD TO 10-2

EIGHT GAME POINTS IN HAND!!!

It's 6-1 to the Englishman

You expect a champion like Matthew to come back and he indeed has! Matthew up 4-1 in Game 3

AND HE HAS CONVERTED!

VIKRAM TAKES THE SECOND GAME 11-8 FROM THE TWO-TIME DEFENDING CHAMPION!!!!

Matthew saves TWO!

7-10

HE HAS FIVE GAME POINTS NOW!

10-5

And Vikram has staved off the challenge from Matthew to go up to 7-4

And Malhotra has built a 5-3 lead now!

Good effort so far!

And he has a mini lead of a single point now!

3-2

The Indian levels it up at 2-2

Matthew opens up a 2-0 lead in Game 2

The Englishman shows he has still got it!

He grabs the first game 11-6.

Vikram has reduced the deficit to just two points.

Trails 6-8

Matthew is now putting up quite a show and has gone up to 8-5

Vikram isn't intimidated by the presence of the two-time defending champion on the other side.

He has fought back and now trails 5-6

Matthew takes a 4-2 lead now

The match has started and the two players are locked at 2-2

We are finally under way! The match was delayed as the first match on the court went the distance.

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Vikram Malhotra is the only Indian player left in the Men's category as the competition heads into the Round-of-32. However, he faces one of the most experienced players of the game in the form of Nick Matthew. Matthew who will retire at the end of this year has been one of the sentinels of the game. The England International holds an impressive record at the games. He has won medals in his last four CWG events. In Delhi, he won gold medals in both singles and doubles. He repeated the feat in Glasgow, winning Gold in singles and Silver in doubles.