Summary:
England's sprinters produced a stunning display to deny Nigeria a sprint double at the Commonwealth Games.

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Jodie Williams claimed a brilliant silver in the 200m as her England team-mate and name-sake Bianca Williams came home in third to win bronze. Williams, a prodigious junior, landed her maiden senior major championship medal, finishing very strongly down the home straight to clock 22.50s and go second on the British all-time list. Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare, the 100m champion, completed the double by winning in 22.25, but she was followed home by three Englishwomen. Joy: Jodie Williams (right) won silver and Bianca Williams (left) bronze in the 200m Commonwealth final . Victory: Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare (left) won gold to claim a 100m-200m sprint double in Glasgow . Shock: Jodie Williams looks up in disbelief as she realises she has won a Commonwealth silver medal . England's roses: Jodie Williams (left) and Bianca Williams (right) cross the line second and third respectively . Which, even in the absence of the top Jamaicans, could mark a watershed moment for women's sprinting in this country. Williams, 20, who enjoyed a 151-race unbeaten streak over five years from 2005 but was cruelly ruled out of London 2012 with a hamstring injury, held off her namesake Bianca, who took the bronze in 22.58, also a personal best. Anyika Onuora was fourth in 22.64, another PB.