The country ended with one gold medal, two silvers and a bronze at the event, which features more than 700 athletes from around the world in nine different sports.

After finishing unbeaten after five games, Great Britain's A team of Fabrice Higgins and Dominic Iannotti claimed gold in the men's team event, beating out Australia A and Czech Republic A who completed the podium.

The British were denied a second medal as the B team of Thomas Mellor and Peter Millar just missed out by finishing fourth.

Meanwhile, Higgins also claimed silver in the men's singles after he was beaten in the final by gold medallist Archie Graham of Australia, who triumphed 7-6, 4-6, 10-8 after a match deciding tiebreak.

The Czech Republic's Ondrej Sedlisky beat Iannotti to bronze with a 6-2 win in their single set play-off.

In the men's doubles, Graham struck gold again as he saw off Higgins and Mellor with partner Mitchell James, 6-7, 7-5, 10-4. 

Iannotti and Millar made it two men’s doubles medals for Britain after a 6-2 victory over Czech duo Sedlisky and Jakub Jerhot in the clash for bronze.

The INAS Global Games have been held at various venues in and around the Ecuadorian capital Quito. 



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