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England gymnast Gabriel Langton taken to hospital after horror fall at Commonwealth Games

Team England said he was conscious and speaking with doctors after the fall, which delayed the competition for more than 15 minutes.

  • Canada clinched gold in the men's team gymnastics final at the Commonwealth Games on Friday, ending a 20-year title drought. England secured silver, while Australia claimed bronze in a tightly contested finish.
  • England's Gabriel Langton was hospitalized on Friday after falling from the horizontal bar, causing a 15-minute delay. The 19-year-old received extensive medical treatment before being stretchered from the arena.
  • Australia's squad of four debutants secured their first medal since the 2010 Delhi Games, fending off Scotland's late push. Team Scotland finished fourth, missing bronze by 1.350 points despite high-scoring routines from Cameron Lynn and Reuben Ward.
  • Team officials confirmed Langton was conscious and speaking with doctors following the accident. Teammate Luke Whitehouse said, "From what we've heard, he's doing OK," noting gymnastics reminds athletes of inherent dangers.
  • Led by Canadian gymnast Felix Dolci, Canada's victory reflected dominant performances across all six apparatuses. England's lineup, missing six-time Olympic medallist Max Whitlock, maintained their podium position despite the injury shock.
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English gymnast released from hospital after frightening fall at Commonwealth Games

GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — English gymnast Gabriel Langton has been released from hospital after a frightening fall during the men’s team final at the Commonwealth Games on Friday.

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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, July 24, 2026.
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