Live: Commonwealth Games 2018, Day 11 - India finish Games with 66 medals

And that's the wrap of our live coverage of 2018 CWG, next stop Birmingham - 2022 CWG

Prince Edward proclaimed Gold Coast 2018 closed

President of the CWG Federation Louise Martin (L) and Mayor of the Gold Coast Tom Tate (C) pass the Commonwealth Games flag to Lord Mayor of Birmingham Anne Underwood

#ICYMI - India won 26 gold, 20 silver and 20 bronze at 2018 CWG, its third best ever

Peter Beattie, chairman of the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation, while addressing the closing ceremony

The CWG flag has been handed to the organisers of the next Games - Birmingham 2022

David Dixon Award for 'outstanding athlete of Gold Coast Games' goes to - New Zealand weightlifter David Liti

Flagbearer MC Mary Kom leads the Indian contingent during the closing ceremony

"Nine World and 91 CWG Records were broken during the Gold Coast Games" - Commonwealth Games Federation president Louise Martin

Commonwealth Games Federation president Louise Martin announced David Liti, New Zealand weightlifter, as the athlete of the games

The Gold Coast Games chief organiser talks about the successful integration of Para games in this edition

The chief organiser of Gold Coast Games and CWG president take the stage now...

A colourful ceremony indeed

Meet 13-year-old poet Solli Raphael, who performs at Carrara Stadium during the closing ceremony

Australian athletes at the closing ceremony

Here they came... the athletes of 2018 Commonwealth Games

Now, Guy Sebastian, the first winner of Australian Idol and former fifth-place finisher in Eurovision, mesmerises the athletes and fans

Amy Shark (woman in black) and Archie Roach perform as they start the ceremony a while back

Indian athletes are all smiles as they attend the closing ceremony

Singers making the ceremony a jolly good one with their songs

Look who are here at the Carrara Stadium - the Indian contingent

Borobi - the 2018 CWG mascot, is seen among athletes and staff members during the closing ceremony. (Reuters Photo)

The ceremony starts with the song 'let love rule'

And it begins..the closing ceremony of the 2018 CWG

Athletes arrive at Carrara Stadium for the closing ceremony of the 2018 Commonwealth Games. (AP Photo)

COMING UP! The closing ceremony of the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast

That's it for India at CWG 2018 - they've finished with 26 gold, 20 silver and 20 bronze medals - overall tally of 66 medals which is the third best in their history after Delhi 2010 (101 medals) and Manchester 2002 (69 medals)

IT'S OVER, Marcus Ellis/Chris Langridge have beaten India's Satwik Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty 21-13, 21-16 to claim men's doubles badminton gold. India take silver

Game 2: Just a point between England and men's double badminton gold

Game 2: Good intent from the Indian, forcing the Englishmen to commit errors. Still trail 14-16

Game 2: Something has happened in the mid-game interval. The Indian pair has won three four points in a row! The lead has been cut down to just two points now!

Game 2: Rankireddy/Shetty are finding it hard to keep up with the pace of the Englishmen. At the mid-game interval, they trail 5-11.

Game 2: Marcus Ellis has such a quick reaction time as he places the shuttle between the Indian duo to earn England a point as they move ahead at 5-3

Game 2: The Indian pair has put up an improved show at the start and has taken a one-point lead [3-2]

Game 1: Satwik Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty have lost the first game 13-21.

Game 1: Good rally and it's England who win the point and extend their lead to 16-11

Game 1: It's 15-10 now in England's favour.

Ellis/Langridge lead 11-7 at the first break

Game 1: Rankireddy's back hand finds the net and concedes yet another point, trailing 6-10 now

Game 1: The Indian pair is now trailing 6-9

Game 1: And with their first shot of the match, Ellis/Langridge take 1-0 lead

Now, for the final India event -Satwik Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty face England's Marcus Ellis/Chris Langridge in men's doubles badminton gold medal match

(From left to right) Silver medalist PV Sindhu, Gold medalist Saina Nehwal & bronze medalist Kirsty Gilmour of women's singles badminton

Kidambi Srikanth wins silver and thus takes India's overall medals tally to 65 - surpassing 2014 CWG medal count!

Badminton | Men's singles gold, Game 3: LEE CHONG WEI BEATS KIDAMBI SRIKANTH 19-21, 21-14, 21-14 TO TAKE GOLD!

Badminton | Men's singles gold, Game 3: Chong Wei challenges a clear out call, it looks more of a strategy to catch a little break. But it's Srikanth who wins the point after resumption. Chong Wei then takes the next one to make it 20-14

Badminton | Men's singles gold, Game 3: Chong Wei clinches his fist after inching closer to picketing the decider. He leads 19-12

Badminton | Men's singles gold, Game 3: Three points separate Chong Wei from the yellow metal now, he leads 18-10

Squash| Women's doubles: After women's doubles silver, India's medal tally goes to 64 medals, equalling their CWG 2014 medals tally