Evan Campbell was barely a second into the second day of the decathlon when disaster struck [PA Media]Jersey's Evan Campbell has finished 12th in the 2026 Commonwealth Games decathlon after being disqualified from the 110m hurdles.The 25-year-old clipped the first barrier and fell before rolling under the second hurdle in the opening event of day two.He then ducked under a third barrier after getting back to his feet and was disqualified for not going over each hurdle.Campbell finished in a time of more than 24 seconds, but was given a score of 0 points for the event, but was allowed to carry on competing in the day's final four disciplines.Campbell has been the first-ever Jersey man to compete in a Commonwealth Games decathlon and had been 10th out of the 12 competitors at the end of the opening day. He went on to record a season's best throw of 41.31m in the discus and jumped 4.10m in the pole vault.Campbell followed those up season's best performances in his final two events - throwing 52.21m in the javelin before running 4:46.67 in the 1500m.It meant he finished 95 points off Cook Islands' Max Teuruaa with a score of 6339 points, 1757 off the winner Lindon Victor of Grenada.