Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 11 Highlights: India secure 22 gold, finish fourth in medal tally

Brilliant from Sindhu!!! High tempo and Sindhu finishes it precisely with a cross-court drop. Six-point lead for the Indian.

Sindhu 12-6 Li

Five-point advantage for Sindhu at the mid-game interval in second game. Li grabbed consecutive points but erred to hand the Indian a healthy lead at the halfway stage.

Sindhu 11-6 Li

Li hits it wide once again... and Sindhu has taken a massive five-point lead in the second game.

Sindhu 8-3 Li

Sindhu has been dictating rallies, but Li has had her moments too. The Canadian, however, has committed too many unforced errors, with her shots going beyond the backline/sideline. Sindhu is in firm control as she takes a 4-2 lead in the second game.

Sindhu 4-2 Li

Five game points for Sindhu... and she takes the first game 21-15. The Indian is one game away from her first Games gold in women's singles.

Brilliant from Li! She produces two smash winners but Sindhu comes up with a clever cross-court drop that was beyond her opponent's reach.

Sindhu 18-14 Li

Five consecutive points for Sindhu and she takes a healthy lead, thanks to a few errors from her opponent. Indian fans are absolutely loving it at the moment.

Sindhu 15-9 Li

An unforced error from Li and Sindhu leads 11-8 at the mid-game interval in the opening game. Lakshya will also be in action shortly in the men's singles gold medal match. Stay tuned for Live updates!

Sindhu 11-8 Li

Li mixing things up nicely to keep Sindhu guessing about her move. But the Canadian hits it long and Sindhu decides to leave it. The Indian has got a two-point lead.

Sindhu 9-7 Li

Li is testing Sindhu, who has her ankle strapped with a blue tape. Seems like Sindhu wants to play shorter rallies, while her opponent has no problems in moving across the court. It's 5-5 at the moment.

Sindhu 5-5 Li

A positive start from the Indian and the crowd is surely on her side, with 'Sindhu, Sindhu' chants at the venue after every point. She has taken a 3-1 lead.

Sindhu 3-2 Li

The warm-up is done... let's begin! 

Round of 32: beat Fathimah Razzaq of Maldives 21-4, 21-11.

Round of 16: beat Husina Kobugage of Uganda 21-10, 21-9.

Quarter-final: beat Jin Wei Goh of Malaysia 21-19, 14-21, 21-18.

Semi-final: beat Jia Min Yeo of Singapore 21-19, 21-17.

Terry Hee and Jessica Tan claimed mixed doubles gold and the medal ceremony has just concluded. Sindhu takes the court for the warm-up... stay tuned for Live updates!

Midfielder Vivek Sagar Prasad will not be available to play today's final against Australia. "He has picked up a minor knee injury and has been advised rest," says a statement from Hockey India.

The Indian men's team will be playing with 17 members today.

Sindhu confirmed another medal for her country by defeating Singapore's Yeo Jin Min in the semifinal. Her Singapore opponent was giving her good competition. 

Sindhu kept going and held her nerves to win the first game by 21-19. Sindhu then carried this momentum in the second game to win it 21-17. The Indian has dropped just one game in the lead-up to the women's singles final.

Indian men's doubles duo of Achanta Sharath Kamal and Sathiyan Gnanasekaran bagged the silver medal in the men's doubles final on Sunday. 

While Sharath Kamal eyes gold in the singles event, his doubles partner Gnanasekaran will play the bronze medal match against Paul Drinkhall of England. The bronze medal match starts at 3:35 pm.

While Sindhu and Lakshya will be in action in their gold medal games, Chirag/Satwik pair take on Sean Vendy and Ben Lane in the men's doubles final. The event starts at 3:00 pm.

PV Sindhu is up against Canada's Michelle Li to begin Day 11. India eyeing more gold medals on the concluding day... stay tuned for Live updates.

After Sindhu, Lakshya Sen looks to make history on his Games debut. The Indian was stretched by his Singaporean opponent in the semi-finals. Yeo Jia Min made the Indian work hard for every point.

"I didn't get in the rhythm in the second but I managed to pull it off in the end. The crowd support also helped a lot in the first game," said Sen. "It was a tough game today. I have played him before, so I was expecting a good, fast-paced match.

Sen takes on Tze Yong Ng, who entered the final with a win over India's Kidambi Srikanth.

PV Sindhu kicks off today's action with her women's singles gold medal match against Canada’s Michelle Li. The Indian leads 8-2 against Li in the H2H record. But the Canadian's last two victories have come in the last two matches .

India have had an unprecedented medal rush in the last two days, with wrestlers and boxers putting up an incredible show at the quadrennial event. As many as 5 gold medals are up for grabs today!

India so far have won 55 medals, including 18 gold medals at 2022 Games

Men's hockey team looks to end Australia's dominance at the Games as they chase maiden gold at the showpiece.

India has never won a gold in the six editions of CWG. Two silver medals in 2010 and 2014 editions is the best they could achieve since hockey was introduced in the Games in 1998. Australia, on the other hand, have won all six golds till date.

Sharath Kamal, who won a bronze medal in the last edition in Gold Coast, defeated home country's Paul Drinkhall 11-8, 11-8, 8-11, 11-7, 9-11, 11-8 to reach his second CWG final. The 40-year-old paddler is just one win away from ending his 16-year drought for CWG gold.

Achanta Sharath Kamal continued his stellar run at the Games as he won gold in mixed doubles category along with Sreeja Akula. Another racquet sports medal came in squash, with the mixed pair of Dipika Pallikal and Saurav Ghosal winning a bronze medal.

Achanta will look to end his impressive campaign on a positive note. He will take on Liam Pitchford of England. He plays the summit clash for the first time since his gold medal-winning campaign in Melbourne in 2006.