Live Updates Commonwealth Games 2018, Day 11 in Gold Coast: After Srikanth's Takes India to 500, All Eyes on Men's Doubles Duo

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India have managed a total of 65 medals so far in this edition of the Commonwealth Games, which is the second highest behind the 2010 New Delhi Commonwealth Games. Also, India has now 500 medals in the Commonwealth Games - Srikanth brought it up with his silver. 

Squash: India’s Dipika Pallikal/Joshna Chinappa have lost their Gold medal match against the New Zealand pairing of Joelle King/Amanda Landers-Murphy 11-9, 11-8.

With this Gold, Lee Chong Wei remains unbeaten in the Commonwealth Games Badminton Men's Singles event. He won the Gold in 2006, 2010, missed the 2014 edition due to injury and has won 2018. 

Badminton: It's all over. Kidambi Srikanth has to settle for Silver as Lee Chong Wei brought his A game to the fore for the Gold medal match. Lee Chong Wei won 19-21, 21-14, 21-14. 

Badminton: Lee Chong Wei is on Gold medal point. An unforced error from the new World Number 1 helping him get that. 

Badminton: Srikanth is not giving up at all even though he is being dominated but each smash is getting another stronger smash as a response. Lee Chong Wei is on the brink of Gold. 

Badminton: Kidambi is throwing himself around the court to help his cause after some bad judgment. But overall this has been an exhibition of badminton. Possibly the best way to end the Men's singles competition. Lee Chong Wei leads 17-10

Badminton: World Number 1 Kidambi is trying his best to keep up with Lee Chong Wei. But the Malaysian has a 15-8 lead in the decider. Srikanth has to pull something out of the hat soon, or else it's curtains as his opponent is in full control. 

Badminton: Stunning display of attacking play by the legendary Lee Chong Wei. Kidambi is being taught some very important lessons in the game from the senior pro. 

Badminton: At the break in the third game of the final, Lee Chong Wei leads 11-5 in the decider. The Malaysian has found an extra gear, and Kidambi seems frustrated. 

Badminton: Lee Chong Wei is looking the champion that he is known to be. In the zone and one can see he is up for it. Hang on as things heat up even more in this Gold medal match-up. 

Badminton: Lee Chong Wei has had a very dominating first part of the third set. He raced away to a 5 point lead before Srikanth has started to just about claw back. Scores are 8-4 to the Malaysian. 

Badminton: Lee Chong Wei is on fire! He is dominating the set with an 18-14 lead against Kidami Srikanth

Squash | Dipika Pallikal/Joshna Chinappa in women's doubles gold-medal match.

Badminton: Three points in a row for Malaysia's Lee Chong Wei. It is 15-12 against Kidami Srikanth

Table Tennis: Sharath Kamal claims a bronze medal! He wins 11-7, 11-9, 9-11, 11-6, 12-10 against England's Samuel Walker in men's singles.

A neck-to-neck fight between Kidambi Srikanth and Lee Chong Wei. Lee is leading with 2 points in the second game. It is 11-9 now

Badminton: A brilliant smash from Kidambi wins him a point against Lee Chong Wei. It is 9-8 now

Badminton: Its 8 all in the second set! Both Kidambi and Lee Chong Wei are giving a tough fight to each other

Table Tennis | Manika Batra's sensational run at the Commonwealth Games fetched her another medal as she teamed up with G Sathiyan to collect the mixed doubles bronze, thereby claiming a medal in every event she competed in here.  Batra and Sathiyan defeated the senior duo of A Sharath Kamal and Mouma Das 11-6 11-2 11-4 to claim the honours in the bronze medal play off.

Badminton: Kidambi Srikanth winning the first set by 21 -19 against Lee Chong Wei in Badminton Men's Singles Finals.

Next up is world no.1 Kidambi Srikanth taking on Malaysian great Lee Chong Wei for men's singles gold

Aggressive Saina clinches women's singles gold in CWG | Saina Nehwal's aggression and intensity quite literally wilted P V sindhu as she picked up the women's singles Commonwealth Games gold medal with exhilarating triumph in the final here today. Saina, who led the head-to-head count 3-1 before today's match, won 21-18 23-21 in the high-pressure match that lasted an hour. The triumph marked a remarkable end to her CWG campaign this edition. She was the pillar of India's gold-winning campaign in the team championship earlier, playing every one of the singles matches due to Sindhu's injury.