Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 3 Highlights: Achinta Sheuli bags gold, India's medal tally jumps to six

Dominant display from Joshana Chinappa in the second game and she wins 12-10. She has a 2-1 lead against New Zealand's Katliyn Watts now and the third game is underway.

Well Watts has managed to win the second despite having to close down a deficit and wins the second game. Chinappa has got some work in her hands and at the moment, she is not able to read her Kiwi opponent well enough. 

Meghana fell in the 11th over which gave Pakistan something to cheer but Mandhana finishes it off with a four in the next. She finishes unbeaten on 63 off 42 balls and India have won the match with 38 balls in hand. 

Both players warming up in the break before the second game. She wasn't too happy through that game and had to fight from behind against her lower-ranked opponent. 

India need 13 runs to win off 54 balls. Meghana Sabbhineni joins the party and smashes back to back fours off the last couple of balls in the 9th. 

Smriti Mandhana gets to the mark with a six. India are in cruise control here, they are 76/1 after 8 overs, needing 25 to win from 60 balls. This match is getting over in a hurry. 

World No.17 Chinappa takes the show court and she is facing New Zealand's Kaitlyn Watts, ranked 95 in the world. The winner goes through to the quarter-final.

The opening partnership between Mandhana and Shefali was broken on 61 in the 6th over when the latter fell to Tuba Hassan. That stand has pretty much pout the game out of Pakistan's reach, Mandhana is on 44 off 26. 

India have defeated England 18-15 in Section C and are through to the quarters after a tight match. India had a better point difference and hence go through ahead of Malaysia. India's second win of the day in lawn bowls after Tania Choudhury in women’s singles.

India have got off to a rocket of a start with Smriti Mandhana scoring 23 off 14 balls. They now need 75 runs to win in 90 balls. Pakistan already needing a bit of a miracle to stand a chance at winning this match. 

Pakistan have absolutely crumbled in the last overs. They lost five wickets in the 17th and 18th overs and this included a couple of run outs. They won't be too proud of how they have run between the wickets today. 

India into SF without breaking a sweat! They beat Bangladesh 3-0 to advance to table tennis men's team semi-final! G Sathiyan beats Ridoy 11-2, 11-3, 11-5 in third match as India outwit their opponents in the QF. India are yet to drop a match and will face Nigeria in the semis. 

Shiva Thapa dominated the opening session but Lynch edged his way up through the rest of the bout. He has won this bout by a unanimous decision. 

Done and dusted! Sharath Kamal just gets better and better. He beats Md Rifat Sabbir 11-4, 11-7, 11-2 as India take 2-0 lead in the quarterfinal against Bangladesh.

Dominant show from Sathiyan and Harmeet in the first match of the Bangladesh tie. The pair beats Ramhimlian Bawm, Mohutasin Ahmed Ridoy 11-8 , 11-6 , 11-2. Sharath Kamal Achanta is next for the singles match.

World Championship bronze medallist Shiva Thapa is in for his 60kg Round of 16 bout. He is facing Scotland's Reese Lynch, who is himself a World Championship bronze medallist.

India have kept a vice grip on this Pakistan innings. Bismah Maroof and Muneeba Ali put up a 50-run partnership before they both fell to Sneh Rana in the 9th over.

India boxer Nikhat Zareen beats Helena Bagao and advances to women’s 50kg quarter-finals. Dominant show from the world champion and the bout was stopped in the third round. 

As one would expect, Nikhat has been head and shoulders above her opponent here. The judges have given her the first two rounds unanimously, it will take a real surprise for her to lose this now.

The reigning world champion is walking out for her women's light welterweight Round of 16 against Mozambique's Helena Begao. 

Yogeshwar is 15th in a field of 18. He managed a total points tally of 74.700.

And the first Pakistani wicket falls without scoring a run after which 7 runs come off the 2nd over. This is a brilliant start for India. 

Renuka Singh, who charged through the Australian top order during India's first match, bowls the first over. It is a maiden and Pakistan yet to get off the mark. 

The match has been reduced to 18 overs a side. The covers have been taken off and it seems the skies are the clearest they have been all day. Powerplay will last 5 overs. 

The medal ceremony begins and Jeremy Lalrinnunga is presented with the gold medal. He has some difficulty in moving his left elbow but the gold medal seems to have taken all the pain away. The youngster is buzzing!