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Britain's Dwain Chambers (right) wins his 100m semi-final in 10.06 seconds while compatriot Darren Campbell (left) qualifies in third place in 10.12

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Defending champion Maurice Greene fails to make the top four and limps away injured from the track after clocking 10.37 seconds

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American Bernard Williams wins his 100m heat and qualifies for the final but Britain's Mark Lewis-Francis (not shown) misses out

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Despite starting the final in lane one, St Kitts and Nevis' Kim Collins (right) claims gold in 10.07 seconds ahead of Darrel Brown of Trinidad & Tobago

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Delight for Darren Campbell as he takes a bronze medal, edging out disappointed British rival Dwain Chambers into fourth

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But the night belongs to Collins, who adds World Championship gold to the Commonwealth Games title he won in Manchester in 2002

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Jonathan Edwards calls time on his glittering triple jump career after two jumps, admitting he has lost his competitive edge

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Sweden's Christian Olsson shows he is the man to take over Edwards' mantle in the triple jump, taking gold with a leap of 17.72m

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Another American defending champion, Stacy Dragila, is eliminated in the women's pole vault final after failing to clear 4.60m

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After Dragila's exit, Svetlana Feofanova of Russia equals the championship record of 4.75m to win gold, beating Annika Becker of Germany

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Belarus' Ivan Tikhon performs a lap of honour after winning the hammer final with an impressive throw of 83.05m