Horror crash sees cyclist Meenakshi RUN OVER by rival before being taken from track on stretcher at Commonwealth Games

ANOTHER huge crash at the Commonwealth Games saw a cyclist RUN OVER by a rival.

The horror incident in the Women’s 10km Scratch Race saw India’s Meenakshi fall from her bike before sliding down the banking on the bend.

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Bryony Botha of New Zealand tumbled over Meenakshi as she slid down the bank[/caption]

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Medics rushed to the scene[/caption]

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Both riders were taken out of the race[/caption]

New Zealand’s Bryony Botha then rode straight over her before she took a tumble herself, going head first over the handlebars.

Meenakshi was treated at the scene before being carried off on a stretcher while Botha walked away appearing to look okay.

Fans reacted to the painful incident on social media as one supporter wished that she was okay.

The race involved British hero Laura Kenny, who was leading the pack before the race was brought to a halt.

The event soon got back underway after and Kenny put in a stunning performance to win the gold medal for England.

Kenny will be delighted she participated after nearly withdrawing from the competition as she hinted at the track being too dangerous.

This is the second awful crash we have seen in as many days at the Lee Valley Velo Park after England’s Matt Walls flew into crowd after losing control of his bike.

Paramedics had to erect screens to shield Olympic omnium champ Walls while he received treatment while a fan was taken away in a wheelchair covered in blood.

Due to the collision, the morning session was abandoned despite there being one race left to go.

Fans were left in shock as fears the same could happen again as one said on Twitter: “Another accident”.

England currently sit second in the medals table behind Australia.