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Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 6 Highlights: India's rich haul in weightlifting continues, Tejaswin Shankar wins bronze
CWG 2022 Day 6 Highlights: Saurav Ghosal has become the first Indian to win a squash singles medal at the Commonwealth Games while Tulika Maan won silver to win the country's second medal in judo.
Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 6 Highlights: Saurav Ghosal became the first Indian squash player to win an individual medal at the Commonwealth Games. The veteran beat England's 2018 gold medallist James Willstrop 3-0 to win bronze. He was the second Indian player to win a medal on Wednesday after weightlifter Lovepreet Singh won bronze in men's 109kg weightlifting earlier. Shortly after Ghosal's win, judoka Tulika Maan became the second Indian to win silver in the Games. Mohammed Husamuddin and Nitu Ghanghas are the boxers who have assured themselves of medals thus far. Nikhat Zareen too lived up to her reputation but it was curtains for Olympic medallist Lovlina Borgohain and boxer Ashish Kumar....Read More
KEY RESULTS:
ATHLETICS: Tejaswin Shankar wins bronze with a best jump of 2.22m.
CRICKET: India qualify for semi-finals; beat Barbados by 100 runs in final Group A match
WEIGHTLIFTING: Lovepreet Singh bags bronze in the men's 109kg category with a total lift of 355kg, Gurdeep Singh wins bronze in men's 109+kg with a total lift of 394kg.
JUDO: Tulika Mann becomes the second Indian judoka to win silver after losing the women's +78kg final
HOCKEY: India women's team beat Canada 3-2, through to semi-finals. Men's team thrash Canada 8-0, go top of their group
BOXING: Medals assured for Mohammed Husamuddin, Nitu Ghanghas and Nikhat Zareen
SQUASH: Saurav Ghosal wins bronze with 11-6, 11-1, 11-4 win over James Willstrop, becomes first Indian squash player to win an individual medal at the Commonwealth Games.
CWG 2022 Live Day 6: Para Table Tennis contingent kick-starts campaign
Just a day after the men's team claiming gold, India's Para Table Tennis contingent will start its campaign today from 3:10 pm onwards, with Bhavina Patel, Sonalben Patel and Baby Sahana Ravi in action.
he Indian table tennis team won gold in the men's team event on Tuesday defeating Singapore 3-1.
Commonwealth Games 2022 Live Updates: Day 5 Recap
On the previous day, India won its first medal in Lawn Bowls. The team comprising Nayanmoni Saikia, Pinki, Lovely Choubey and Rupa Rani Tirkey defeated South Africa 17-10 in the women's four Lawn Bowls final to win the yellow metal.
The men's table tennis team secured the country's second gold medal of the day. G Sathiyan and Harmeet Desai were clinical, winning their singles and doubles matches as India defeat Singapore 3-1 in the final.
Vikas Thakur added another medal in weightlifting as he won the silver medal in the men's 96kg event. The Indian shuttlers also secured a silver medal in the mixed team finals.
India's medal tally has risen to 13 (G-5, S-5, B-3)
CWG 2022 Live Score: Judo action to start 2:00pm onwards
Judo action will begin at 2:30 pm, with Tulika Mann set to play in Women's 78 kg QFs. In the Men's 100 kg Round of 16 match, Deepak Deswal will take on Eric Jean Sebastian of Cameroon.
Commonwealth Games 2022 Live Updates: Spotlight on weightlifters
Weightlifting, a sport that has dominated India's medal success at the Games so far, will see India's Lovepreet Singh n Men's 109 kg weightlifting. The event starts at 2:00 pm IST.
CWG 2022 Live Score: Indian contingent to begin the day with Lawn Bowls
Today's action will begin with Lawn Bowls from 1:00 pm onwards, with Men's Singles player Mridul Borgohain taking on Chris Locke of Falkland Islands in his second game.
In the Women's Pairs category, India will take on Niue after registering a loss to New Zealand in their first match.
Commonwealth Games 2022 Live: Hello and welcome!
Hello and welcome to the live coverage of Day 6 of the Commonwealth Games! It had been a good day for India on the fifth day of the Games, with India capturing some medals and making history in Lawn Bowls and badminton team claiming silver in the mixed group event.
India now look to add a few more podium finishes, and inch closer to medal contention in sports like Cricket, Boxing, Hockey, Judo and Weightlifting! STAY TUNED FOR LIVE UPDATES!
