Nigeria's Muizat Odumosu produced her best race ever to win the women's 400m hurdles gold medal at the Commonwealth Games on Sunday and said she surprised even herself. Odumosu crossed the line in 55.28 seconds ahead of Scotland's Eilidh Child and Jamaica's Nickiesha Boden for a breakthrough title. 'I am very happy because it's my first Commonwealth Games. I didn't really matter about the time, it was about winning. I feel very good with the way I ended my season,' she said. 'I am surprised with the gold medal, but it's late in the season so anything can happen, which happened. I would say it was my best race, I would say it was my best finish to a season.' She added that she hoped he victory would be an inspiration to Nigerians. 'I am trying to get my country back on the map to let them know we have good sprinters,' she said. 