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Williams had seven carries for 48 yards and scored on a 3-yard run in a 17-13 victory over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night in the preseason-opening Hall of Fame Game.

“It gives me confidence. I feel like I’m supposed to be here,” said Williams, who led the nation with 2,177 yards rushing last season. “I’m part of the team now.”

And a more important part with David Wilson sidelined after sustaining his second neck injury in less than a year.

Filling the No. 2 spot behind newly-acquired starter Rashad Jennings, the Heisman Trophy finalist helped provide the Giants’ re-tooled backfield a 1-2 punch.

“I thought he played well, and that was encouraging,” coach Tom Coughlin said. “David Wilson’s injury notwithstanding, it’s very important to us no matter what, because you need a natural rotation.”

Williams’ score, which came after a 21-yard scamper off left tackle, put the Giants up 7-3 late in the first quarter.

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Scottish referendum

Is it Millar time?

Scotland’s David Millar will retire at the end of the season and has set his heart on making an impact in Sunday’s cycling road race, wearing his national colours and with his compatriots cheering him on. But can the support propel him on to the podium when the likes of England’s Alex Dowsett and Wales’ Geraint Thomas are in action? Women’s race starts 8am, men midday

Other highlights

Badminton

Husband and wife Chris and Gabby Adcock contest the mixed doubles final against another English pairing, Chris Langridge and Heather Oliver. Match starts at 10am

Netball

England face Jamaica in the bronze final at 10am before a mouthwatering clash for the gold medal between Australia, the red-hot favourites, and New Zealand, who shocked their neighbours by winning a surprise gold in Delhi four years ago, at 12.30pm

Closing ceremony

The Games come to a close with the big finale at Hampden Park, starting at 9pm. Will there be an encore from John Barrowman, the Loch Ness monster and giant Tunnock’s Teacakes?

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With a tally of 36 medals (10 gold, 15 silver and 11 bronze), India will start Day 7 of the 2014 Commonwealth Games from the sixth spot in the medal standings. Wrestlers bag four silver medals. (Schedule and Results)

23:32 (IST): Boxer Laishram Devendro Singh beats Aqeel Ahmed of Scotland to advance to semifinals of men’s Light Fly (49kg).

22:50 (IST): Navjot Kaur beats Scotland’s Sarah Jones 13-0 to win bronze in women’s 69kg freestyle wrestling.

22:47 (IST): Women’s 69kg freestyle wrestling for bronze: Navjot Kaur leads Scotland’s Sarah Jones 6-0 after the first period.

22:32 (IST): Satyawart Kadian settles for silver in men’s 97kg freestyle wrestling. Canada’s Arjun Gill wins gold. It was 4-4 at the end of the final period but the Canadian was awarded for scoring the last point.

22:26 (IST): Men’s Freestyle 97kg Wrestling: India’s Satyawart Kadian leads Canada’s Arjun Gill 2-0 after the first period.

22:07 (IST): Women’s Hockey: India are out of medal contention following their 3-2 loss to South Africa.

21:54 (IST): Sakshi Malik gets silver in women’s freestyle 58kg wrestling. Nigeria’s Aminat Adeniyi wins 12:0 to bag the gold medal.

21:26 (IST): Bijneesh Bajrang gets silver in men’s freestyle 61kg wrestling. Canada’s David Tremblay bags gold.

21:22 (IST): Laishram Devi beats Charlene Jones (Wales) 2:1 to enter women’s boxing Light (57-60kg) semis.

21:15 (IST): Women’s Hockey: South Africa lead 2-1 against India at half-time.

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The fervent celebrations that followed the decision in Sri Lanka to award Scotland the Games in 2007 seem an age away. Now, on the eve of an event that is certain to provide box-office sporting drama amid moments of magic, the time for waiting is almost over.

More than 4,500 athletes will compete across 17 events in the next 11 days. From athletics at Hampden Park to rugby at Ibrox, from the triathlon in Strathclyde to the swimming at Tollcross, the hopes of 71 nations and territories will play out on the track, across the streets and in the water of a city with a rich sporting history.

Usain Bolt, Sir Bradley Wiggins, Mo Farah and David Rudisha are among the stellar names that will grace stadiums and screens in the coming days. Other heroes will emerge while hearts will also be broken and dreams ended in Glasgow, a fitting stage for feats of bravura that will live long in the memory for those lucky enough to witness them.

At a cost of £575m these Games have united a city that, at times, other sports can divide. The baton relay that climaxes inside Celtic Park on Wednesday night, when the Queen will declare the Games open, has passed through every local authority in Scotland to rapturous applause, while on the streets of Glasgow the signs of something significant brewing are everywhere. From the road closures to the bunting, the new accents and the foreign faces, the anticipation is palpable.

The debate over Scottish independence will continue until the nation’s referendum in September but for the next week and a half there may be some respite from an intense discussion that will be contested until the very end.

Scotland’s first minister, Alex Salmond, was reluctant to use the commencement of the Games as a political tool under scrutiny from the world’s media. However, as Salmond sipped on a glass of Irn Bru – the diet version – at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, his message was clear: that Glasgow would deliver a world-class event to leave a lasting legacy in the country, declaring that the Commonwealths will follow in the footsteps of the London Olympics.

“London set a very high bar and it will be our task over the next 10 days to see if we can leap over that bar,” said Salmond. “The benefits and impact will be felt here for generations.”

Comparisons between Glasgow 2014 and London 2012, however, are arguably an exercise in futility. The Olympic Games is unparalleled in its stature and any attempt to replicate the scenes of two years ago in the English capital would undermine what is expected to be a significant event in its own right.

These Games will seek their own identity and, although Sir Chris Hoy – the six-time Olympic champion who has been honoured by the Glasgow velodrome being built in his name – spoke of an “afterglow” effect from London, he also said the Commonwealths “in many ways can be better for a sports fan”.

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