Summary:
England's women won gold in the 4x100m relay at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

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Tiffany Porter added to that medal haul in the final race of Friday night, winning silver in the 100m hurdles behind Australia's Sally Pearson in 12.80s. Elsewhere, in the 4x400m relay England qualified with the fastest times of the night in both the men's and women's event. Scotland made the men's final but the decision to rest Glasgow 2014 poster girl Eilidh Child after her 400m silver on Thursday night cost them, missing the women's final by just 0.24s. Smiles: Tiffany Porter claimed Commonwealth Games silver in the 100m hurdles at Hampden Park on Friday . Champion: Porter was pipped to the title by Australian Sally Pearson who streaked clear to win in 12.80 secs . Strain: Porter puts in extra effort to try and cross the finish line but she is just pipped by Pearson . England's women advanced to the 4x100m final despite a dodgy last baton change, although Wales' poor changeover between Mica Moore and Hannah Thomas saw them disqualified. The English men qualified for the 4x100m final in a time of 38.78s, while Phillips Idowu, Nathan Fox and Nathan Douglas made the triple jump final. Glory: Pearson (third right) lets out a yelp of joy as she crosses the line while Porter (second right) dips .