The pair were in the England team who beat pre-tournament favourites Singapore, 3-1.
Meanwhile, Jersey squash player Jeanine Cowie topped the classic plate competition and collected a commemorative medal.
Bowls players John Lowery and Malcolm de Sousa had notched up three wins by this morning – against the host nation of India, against Malta and against the Talkland Islands – to improve their chances of going through to the knockout stages of the men’s pairs.
Earlier yesterday, Jersey swimmer Ian Black achieved a 2.09.69 min time in the 200m individual medley heats. And in the final of the shot putt, Jersey’s Zane Duquemin threw 15.97m, his first two throws having been disallowed.
• For more on the Commonwealth Games, see Saturday’s Jersey Evening Post
