Day 7 of Commonwealth Games: Amit, Jasmine and Sagar won in boxing, 3 medals decided; Expecting 2 medals in long jump today
he Commonwealth Games are going on for the 7th day on Thursday. In Pool B of men’s hockey, India defeated Wales 4-1 to reach the semi-finals. The team has 10 points. Harmanpreet Singh scored three goals for Team India. He has scored 9 goals in this mega tournament. He converted two penalty corners. At the same time, he also got a penalty stroke, taking advantage of which he scored. Gurjant Singh scored the fourth goal for India.
Late night is the long jump final. Two Indian players Anish Yahia and Sreeshankar will take part in this.
Three medals confirmed in boxing today1. Jasmine of India has made it to the semi-finals in the 60 kg weight category. She defeated Tory Granton of New Zealand in the quarterfinals.2. Boxer Amit Panghal has also reached the semi-finals by winning his quarter-final match. Amit defeated Lennon Mulligan of Scotland 5-0 in the 48 kg weight category.3. In the 92 kg weight category, Sagar Ahlawat has also made it to the semi-finals. He defeated Keddy Evans of Seychelles 5-0. All three players will get bronze medal at least now.
Table Tennis: India won both their matches
In table tennis, the pair of Manika Batra and Sathiyan defeated Seychelles pair of Crea Mick and Sinon Laura 11-1, 11-3, 7-1 in the mixed doubles. The pair has now reached the pre-quarterfinals. At the same time, in mixed doubles, Sharath Kamal and Akul Sreeja have also reached the pre-quarterfinals. She defeated England’s catchcart pair of Owen and Early Sophie 11-7, 11-8 and 11-9.
adminton: PV Sindhu defeated Fatima Naba of Maldives 21-4, 21-11 in a round-32 match of Women’s Singles in PV Sindhu Pre Quarterfinals . They have entered the pre-quarterfinals. At the same time, the pair of Ashwini Ponnappa and Sumit Reddy have to face defeat. England’s Hemming Kalm and Pugh Jessica defeated them 21-18, 21-16.
Hima Das also won her match
Sprinter Hima Das (23.42 seconds) has qualified for the semi-finals of the women’s 200m race.
She finished at the top of Heat 2.
At the same time, Manju Bala has reached the finals of Women’s Hammer Throw.
She was ranked 11th with a throw of 59.68m.
While another Indian Sarita Singh has failed to do so.
The qualifying mark for this event was 68.00 metres.
Only Canada-New Zealand players could cross it.
Shesh made it to the finals by staying in the top-12.
14 gold medals at stake
The sixth day of Commonwealth 2022 was great for India. The Indian team got 5 medals on the sixth day of this mega tournament. India has so far won 18 medals in the Commonwealth Games 2022. In which 5 Gold, 6 Silver and 7 Bronze medals are included.
At the same time, Indian women beat Barbados by 100 runs in cricket. Saurav Ghoshal won the bronze medal in squash. He defeated James Wilstrop 3–0. The first game was won by Sourav 11-6 and the second game was also won by 11-1. In the third game, Sourav defeated Wilstrop 11-4.
Indian Judo player Tulika Mann won silver medal for India in 78 KG weight category. She lost the match to world number-1 player Sarah Adlington of Scotland. Earlier, she had defeated Australia’s Sydney Andrews 10-1 in the semi-finals and Trashee Durhon of Mauritius in the quarter-finals.
The Indian men’s hockey team defeated Canada 8-0 to reach the semi-finals. Harmanpreet Singh and Akashdeep Singh scored the highest two goals each. Apart from this, Amit Rohidas, Lalit Upadhyay, Gurjant Singh and Mandeep Singh scored one goal each for India. This is India’s second win in three matches. He is at No. 1 in Pool B with 7 points.
Women’s Hockey: Team India’s big win
The Indian women’s hockey team defeated Canada 3-2 in a thrilling match to make it to the semi-finals. The first goal for India was scored by Salima Tete and the second goal by Navneet Kaur. At the same time, Lalreshmiami scored the third goal. At the same time, Brian Steyers and Hannah Hyun scored the first goal for Canada.
India has managed to win three out of four matches in the group. They defeated Ghana 5–0 and Wales 3–1. At the same time, the team had to face defeat against England.oxing: Neetu and Husamuddin ensured medals
Neetu Singh has reached the semi-finals in women’s boxing. With this, he has ensured at least a bronze medal medal. She defeated Nicole Cloyd of Northern Ireland in the quarterfinal match. At the same time, Mohammad Husamuddin has also ensured a medal in boxing. He defeated Namibia’s TryAgain Morning Devello 4-1 in the 57 kg weight category.
Weightlifter Lovepreet Singh won the bronze medal in the 109 KG weight category. He lifted 163 kg in snatch and 192 kg in clean and jerk. In this way, he lifted 355 KG and secured the third position. Cameroon’s weightlifter Junior Gadza (361 KG) won the gold and Samoa’s Jack Opilogi (358 KG) won the silver. India has 14 medals to its name so far.
Lovepreet has lifted 157 kg in her first attempt of snatch, 161 in second and 163 kg in third. He lifted 185 KG in the first attempt of the clean and jerk round, 189 in the second and 192 KG in the third.
