As for the British left flank, it resisted a little but was surrounded by cavalrymen from all sides. Its commander, Major Wigsland seemed to surrender, so he and the rest of the British surrendered, and that was the end of the battle. The battle started at seven in the morning. It lasted three hours during which the fighting broke out, and it ended with the defeat of the British army stationed in Al-Hammad, and no one survived it. Those who did not die in fighting couldn't escape from captivity, and their losses reached about 416 dead and 400 prisoners.