England lead the way in athletics at the Commonwealth Games thanks to a galaxy of stars.

Famous names such as Nathan Robertson and Gillian Gilks have won medals for England, who lead the sport's all-time medal table.

Basketball made its debut at the Games in 2006 where England won two bronze medals. It returns for the 2018 sports programme.

The likes of Audley Harrison and John Conteh have brought home gold for England and as of 2014 women's boxing is also on the programme.

Sir Bradley Wiggins, Chris Froome, Dame Sarah Storey and Victoria Pendleton are just some of England's great names in cycling.

An optional sport but ever-present since the very first Games. In 2010 at the age of just 16, England hero Tom Daley won two gold medals.

Gymnastics has featured in seven Games so far with great names such as Louis Smith and Beth Tweddle winning gold for England.

The Commonwealth Games features some of the toughest hockey playing nations in the world, with England among them.

A core sport and present at all but one Commonwealth Games, England have a long and proud history in lawn bowls.