Commonwealth Games 2022 medal

It was a wrestling bonanza on Day 9 as India won six medals at the ongoing Birmingham Commowealth Games 2022.

Day 9 of the multi-sports event was full of medals, headlined by a historic feat in athletics and a windfall in wrestling. Pooja Sihag, Pooja Gehlot and Deepak Nehra --all won bronze. Avinash Sable won a historic silver medal in the men's 3000m steeplechase at the CWG while Priyanka Goswami won silver and created history by winning the first-ever medal by an Indian woman in the 10km race walk.

CWG 2022: India takes on New Zealand in the women's hockey bronze medal match at the Commonwealth Games on August 7.

Van is very important in the sense that she is a very brave player and she makes sure that if she can score goals, she will,” the 45-year-old expert tactician added. In this case, Sushila had a good slapshot and Van was just in the right spot. “Van (Vandana’s nickname) is very often the end station. We all have to move on and make a strong comeback. “Savi is a very good goalkeeper. A timekeeping faux pas by a technical official during the penalty shootout robbed India’s opportunity as Australia beat the Savita Punia-led side 3-0 from one-one-situation.

Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 10 Live Updates: Today, on the second and final Sunday of the Games, the line-up of action is mouth watering. Boxing fina.

Today, August 7, the 10th and penultimate day of the competition, promises something similar. Boxing finals featuring Nitu and Amit Panghal will be followed by India in women's T20 cricket final. Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 10 Live Updates: Today, on the second and final Sunday of the Games, the line-up of action is mouth watering.

India vs New Zealand Commonwealth Games 2022 Women's Hockey Live Score: Focus will be on Savita Punia, Gurjit Kaur as India face New Zealand at CWG 2022, ...

- Naveen increased India's medal count in wrestling at the Commonwealth Games 2022 on Saturday when he won a gold in the men's 74kg freestyle final. This was Dahiya's maiden CWG medal in first attempt after he had missed the Games in Gold Coast four years ago due to an injury. Amit Panghal, Nikhat Zareen and Nitu Ghanghas eye gold while women's hockey team plays bronze medal match. India vs New Zealand, Women's Hockey Bronze Medal Playoff Match, Commonwealth Games 2022 Live: Courtesy of a goal from Salima Tete, India lead 1-0 vs New Zealand in their women's hockey bronze medal match of the ongoing Commonwealth Games 2022 (CWG 2022) in Birmingham, on Sunday. The Savita Punia-led side crashed to a controversial penalty shootout defeat against Australia in the semi-final, after winning three out of their four matches in group stage. - CWG 2022 Live Day 10: Women's cricket team takes on Australia in the final. Follow live score and updates of the CWG badminton semi-finals here. Van is very important in the sense that she is a very brave player and she makes sure that if she can score goals, she will", she further added. We all have to move on and make a strong comeback. In this case, Sushila had a good slapshot and Van was just in the right spot. India vs New Zealand, Women's Hockey Bronze Medal Match, Commonwealth Games 2022 Live: India playing XI Shannon is there in the far post, with a diving effort, but fails to get a touch. New Zealand get a cross in from the left flank with four minutes to go.

CWG 2022: After end of 1st quarter, India leads New Zealand 1-0 in the bronze medal match.

1-0 lead, and Savita Punia and co just need to hold their nerves in order to win the bronze medal match! Scoreline 0-0 in the 2nd quarter Earlier, India were leading 1-0 against New Zealand after the end of the 3rd quarter in the ongoing bronze medal match in the ongoing Commonwealth Games. After the first quarter, the scoreline remained 0-0 but Salima Tete opened the scoring in the 2nd quarter. It seemed like New Zealand equalised in the 3rd quarter but India decided for a referral and it paid of as the goal did not stand. 2:31 PM:It seemed like New Zealand got the equaliser! 3:05 PM:India take the lead in shootout!