By Guy Aspin, Press Association Jodie Williams roared into the women's 200 metres final at the Commonwealth Games as the second fastest qualifier at Hampden Park. The 20-year-old, a prodigious junior who now looks ready to win her maiden senior major championship medal, was very strong down the home straight as she came home in 22.64 seconds, taking second place behind Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare, the 100m champion and favourite to do the double. Williams, who enjoyed a 151-race unbeaten streak over five years from 2005 but was cruelly ruled out of London 2012 with a hamstring injury, is helping lead the resurgence of British women's sprinting.
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Williams qualified second-fastest at Hampden Park in Glasgow
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She came home in 22.64 seconds behind Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare
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Okagbare is looking to complete a 100m-200m double at the Games
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Willams' team-mates Bianca Williams and Anyika Onuora also in final
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British 200m champion Danny Talbot qualified for the men's final
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James Ellington and Chris Clarke did not qualify for the final
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Jessica Judd won her heat to qualify for women's 800m final
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England's Jenny Meadows and Scot Lynsey Sharp also made it through
Qualifier: @placeholder's Danny Talbot (pictured) will be in the men's 200m final on Thursday night