Commonwealth Games Auckland 1990 (0)
| P | Athlete | Nation | Points | Results |
| 1 | Michael Smith | CAN | 8525 v. |
10,85 - 7.52 - 14.62 - 2.05 - 47,77 - 14,34 - 47.56 - 4.70 - 64.18 - 4.24,06 |
| 2 | Simon Poelman | NZL | 8207 W |
10,97 - 7.62 - 15.64 - 2.05 - 51,13 - 14,45 - 44.72 - 4.60 - 57.36 - 4.26,59 |
| 3 | Eugene Gilkes | ENG | 7705 v |
11,01 - 7.08 - 14.19 - 1.87 - 47,64 - 14,92 - 44.98 - 4.20 - 46.46 - 4.17,96 |
| 4 | Alex Kruger | ENG | 7663 v |
11,29 - 7.20 - 13.42 - 2.11 - 49,90 - 15,22 - 39.28 - 4.20 - 55.56 - 4.26,30 |
| 5 | Christopher Bradshaw | AUS | 7402 v. |
11,44 - 7.13 - 12.14 - 1.96 - 49,77 - 15,30 - 37.20 - 4.50 - 52.94 - 4.26,07 |
| 6 | Richard Hesketh | CAN | 7274 v. |
11,32 - 6.86 - 12.82 - 1.96 - 49,53 - 15,70 - 36.56 - 4.50 - 48.14 - 4.27,74 |
| 7 | Garth Peet | CAN | 7245 v. |
11,40 - 6.73 - 13.04 - 1.87 - 51,22 - 14,97 - 39.52 - 4.40 - 51.52 - 4.28,45 |
| 8 | Duncan Mathieson | SCO | 7149 v. |
11,23 - 7.29 - 12.31 - 1.93 - 49,47 - 15,20 - 36.72 - 3.80 - 54.18 - 4.50,47 |
| 9 | Stuart Andrews | AUS | 7134 | 11,20 - 7.06 - 12.38 - 1.87 - 50,48 - 15,83 - 38.32 - 4.50 - 53.54 - 4.53,65 |
| 10 | Peter Henry | NZL | 7071 v |
11,28 - 7.05 - 12.95 - 1.93 - 51,38 - 15,29 - 39.40 - 4.00 - 51.26 - 4.53,30 |
| 11 | Terrence Lomax | NZL | 6955 v. |
11,50 - 6.81 - 11.36 - 2.05 - 51,76 - 15,17 - 38.62 - 4.00 - 47.32 - 4.45,24 |
| 12 | Ferdinand Nongkas | PNG | 5869 + |
11,20 - 6.58 - 10.97 - 1.78 - 51,80 - 16,41 - 29.42 - 2.50 - 50.10 - 5.15,06 |
| 13 | Homelo Vi | TGA | 5858 + |
11,11 - 0 - 11.36 - 1.90 - 50,60 - 15,07 - 34.58 - 3.60 - 43.58 - 5.01,05 |
v – event with wind >2.0 m/s and <=4.0 m/s and wind average for 3 events <=2.0 m/s
v. – all events with wind <=4.0 m/s and wind average for 3 events >2.0 m/s (IAAF rule since 01/01/2010)
W – one event with wind >4.0 m/s and wind average for 3 events >2.0 m/s (IAAF rule until 31/12/2009)
+ – wind assistance indicated in the archive; exact wind readings are unavailable
Didn’t finish:
Mark Andrew Bishop (ENG), Dean Smith (AUS)
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