CWG 2022 Day 9 Highlights: Vinesh Phogat, Ravi Dahiya win gold as wrestlers rule; men's hockey in final

Wrestler Vinesh Phogat is one win away from clinching a gold. She has so far put impressive performances in women's freestyle 53kg Nordic. She started with a 2-0 win over Canada's Samantha Stewart and then defeated Nigeria's Mercy Bolafunoluwa Adekuoroye 6-0. She'll now be seen in action against Sri Lanka's Chamodya Keshani Maduravalage Don.

Olympic silver medallist Ravi Dahiya is up against Nigeria's Ebikewenimo Welson in the men’s 57kg final. 

The match starts with both trying to gain an upper edge but it was Ravi, who took the lead. Soon after claiming the first point, Ravi went on to secure six more points and closed the bout 10-0.

A commanding win over the Nigerian to secure India's 10th gold medal at CWG 2022.

Pooja Gehlot beats Scotland's Christelle Lemofack Letchidjio 12-2 in women's wrestling 50kg freestyle via technical superiority. With this she wins the bronze medal.

Another disappointing result for India in women's doubles quarter-final. The pair of Sreeja Akula and Reeth Tennison lose 14-16, 11-13, 11-6, 8-11 against Singapore's Wong Xin Ru and Zhou Jingyi.

No other Indians in fray in the women's double table tennis event.

It was a tough outing for Manika Batra, who failed to win a single medal in the ongoing edition of the Commonwealth Games. She goes down in all her quarterfinal matches both single and doubles.

She had won four medals in the previous edition in Gold Coast (2 golds, 1 silver and 1 bronze).

The pair of Manika Batra and Diya Chitale put a confident show in the fourth game. Despite gaining a healthy lead, they squander the advantage as the Wales pair reach match point, with India still on 9.

The match extends to 11-10, with Wales still in the lead before they ask for a timeout. 

The Wales pair eventually close Game 3 12-10 and win the match 3-1. 

India vs Wales: 7-11, 6-11, 13-11, 10-12

The Indian pair of Manika Batra and Diya Chitale, who were leading 6-4, in Game 3 squander the advantage. 

The team, however, kept the composure and were on level points with 9 points each against Wales' Anna Hursey and Charlotte Carey. 

They then went to save the match point and also took a 11-10 crucial lead but Manika's back hand lands outside the table. 

They eventually secured the game 13-11.

Wales have a 2-1 lead in the contest.

The Indian pair of Manika Batra and Diya Parag Chitale struggle against Wales' Anna Hursey and Charlotte Carey. They lose the second game 6-11. 

Wales have now taken a 2-0 lead in the table tennis women's doubles quarterfinals.

The Indian pair of Manika Batra and Diya Parag Chitale go down 7-11 in the opening game of the women's doubles quarterfinals against Wales' Anna Hursey and Charlotte Carey.

Wales lead 1-0 

England's Gemma Paige Richardson beats India's Jaismine 3-2 by split decision in the women's 57-60kg boxing semifinals. 

Jaismine will have to be content with the bronze medal.

England's Gemma Paige Richardson dominates Round 2 against India's Jaismine in the women's 57kg-60 boxing semifinal.

She is in lead as all the five judges rule the second round in her favour. 

 is in action against England's Gemma Paige Richardson in the women's 57kg-60 boxing semifinal. 

Both the boxers put a strong show and it will be interesting to see how the judges have ruled the opening round. 

The opening round belongs to Gemma with three judges ruling the first round in her favour.

Saurav Ghosal and Dipika Pallikal go down in the squash mixed doubles semi-final against New Zealand's Joelle King and Paul Coll. They lose the contest 7-11, 4-11 and will now contest in the bronze medal match.

The Indian pair of Achanta Sharath Kamal and Sreeja Akula advance to the finals of the table tennis mixed doubles. The defeat Australia's Nicholas Lum and Minhyung Jee 3-2.  

The Indian pair had started the contest by winning the opening two games, before their opponents bounced back to win the following two. Sharath and Sreeja then went to secure the final game 11-7.

IND vs AUS: 11-9, 11-8, 9-11, 14-12, 11-7 

The third round is over and Nikhat raises her hands in the air, she was sure that she has won the bout. She put up an excellent display in all the three rounds and won the women's 48kg semifinal boxing against England's Stubley Alfia Savannah 5-0 by unanimous verdict. 

She advances to the finals.  

We are done with the second round and Nikhat continues to dominate the action with her attacking display. The round also saw Stubley making a few errors while defending. 

Nikhat is still in lead with all the five judges again ruling the round in her favour.

World champion Nikhat Zareen is in action in the women's 48kg semifinal against England's Stubley Alfia Savannah. She is in lead after the opening round with all the five judges ruling the round in her favour.

Australia's Nicholas Lum and Minhyung Jee bounce back after going down in the opening two games at the table tennis mixed double semifinals. They secure the third game 14-12. They had won the third game 11-9.

Meanwhile, the Indian pair of Sreeja Akula and Achanta Sharath Kamal had won the opening two games 11-9, 11-8.

India and Australia are tied at 2-2 in the contest.

Final game underway.

The Indian men's Lawn Bowls team wins silver medal. They lost 5-18 against Northern Ireland in the finals of Men's Four Lawns Bowls.

Australia's Nicholas Lum and Minhyung Jee bounce back after going down in the opening two games of the table tennis mixed double semifinals. They secure the third game 11-9. 

The Indian pair of Sreeja Akula and Achanta Sharath Kamal had won the opening two games 11-9, 11-8. 

India have a 2-1 lead in the contest.

The pair of Sreeja Akula and Achanta Sharath Kamal have taken a 2-0 lead against Australia's Nicholas Lum and Minhyung Jee. The India pair secure the opening two games 11-9, 11-8 in the mixed double semifinals.

Third game is underway.

Harmanpreet Kaur-led Team India advance to the finals at the Commonwealth Games. They beat England by four runs in the semi-finals. 

India, who batted first, piled 165/4 in 20 overs and England came close in response but could only manage 160/6 in the end.

Aakarshi Kashyap fails to do much in the women's singles quarterfinals match against Scotland's Kirsty Gilmour. She goes down 10-21, 7-21.

Achanta Sharath Kamal and G Sathiyan have secured the berth in men's doubles table tennis final. They defeated the Australia's Nicholas Lum and Finn Luu 8-11, 11-9, 10-12, 11-1, 11-8 in the semi-final.

The Indian pair of Abhay Singh and Velavan Senthilkumar go down in the men's double squash quarterfinal against Malaysia's Yow NG Eain and Wern Chee Yuen. They lose the contest 0-2.