Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 6 schedule for India

So far, India has won 13 medals at Commonwealth Games 2022- five gold, five silver, and three bronze. Hope Day 6 will add more medals to India's medal tally. Here's the full schedule for India on Day 6 in the Commonwealth Games 2022.

Payal Debnath

Aug 2, 2022, 11:49 AM

Day 6 schedule

Indian Women's Cricket team grouped with Pakistan, Australia, and Barbados in Pool A in the eight-team T20 cricket tournament. They already defeated Pakistan. Hence, on day 6, the biggest attraction will be India vs Barbados women's T20 match. World champion Nikhat Zareen knocked out Helena Ismael Bagao of Mozambique to storm into the quarterfinals of the women's 50kg lightweight category at the Commonwealth Games 2022. She will also compete in the 50kg light flyweight category to enter the finals on that day.

Also read:Commonwealth Games 2022 LIVE Updates | Birmingham Games 2022 LIVE | Day 5 LIVE Updates | Shreeshankar and Anees qualify for the Long-jump final

So far, India has won 13 medals at Commonwealth Games 2022- five gold, five silver, and three bronze. Hope Day 6 will add more medals to India's medal tally.

India's medal winners at Commonwealth Games 2022

No Athlete/Team Medal Event Sport
1 Sanket Sargar Silver Men's 55kg Weightlifting
2 Gururaja Poojary Bronze Men's 61kg Weightlifting
3 Mirabai Chanu Gold Women's 49kg Weightlifting
4 Bindyarani Devi Silver Women's 55kg Weightlifting
5 Jeremy Lalrinnunga Gold Men's 67kg Weightlifting
6 Achinta Sheuli Gold Men's 73kg Weightlifting
7 Sushila Devi Likmabam Silver Women's 48kg Judo
8 Vijay Kumar Yadav Bronze Men's 60kg Judo
9 Harjinder Kaur Bronze Women's 71kg Weightlifting
10 Indian women's team Gold Women's fours Lawn bowls
11 Vikas Thakur Silver Men's 96kg Weightlifting
12 Indian men's team Gold Men's team Table Tennis
13 Indian mixed team Silver Mixed team Badminton

Here's the full schedule for India on Day 6 in the Commonwealth Games 2022.

Day 6 (3 August) full schedule, Time (IST):

Boxing-

Men:

  • Over 54kg- 57kg (Featherweight) QF- Hussam Uddin Mohammed (5:30 pm)
  • Over 75kg-80kg (Lt Heavyweight) QFs- Ashish Kumar (2:00 am)

Women:

  • Over 45kg-48kg (Minimumweight) QF- Nitu (4:30 pm)
  • Over 48kg-50kg (Light Flyweight) QFs- Nikhat Zareen (11:00 pm)
  • Over 66kg-70kg (Lt Middleweight) QFs- Lovlina Borgohain (12:30 am)

Cricket-

Women's Group A Match- India vs Barbados (3:30 pm)

Also read:Commonwealth Games 2022: India Women vs Barbados Women Cricket Match Preview, Probable XIs, Dream11 Team Prediction

Hockey-

Men's Group Match (Pool B)- India vs Canada (6:30 pm)

Women's Group Match (Pool A)- India vs Canada (3:30 pm)

Weightlifting-

Men's 109kg All Groups- Lovepreet Singh (2:00 pm)

Women's 87+kg All Groups- Purnima Pandey (6:30 pm)

Squash-

Mixed Doubles Round of 32- India vs Sri Lanka (1:30 pm)

Lawn Bowls-

Men:

  • Singles Section D – Round 2- India vs FLK (1:00 pm)
  • Singles Section D – Round 3- India vs Scotland (4:00 pm)
  • Fours Section C – Round 2- India vs Cook Islands (7:30 pm)
  • Fours Section C – Round 3- India vs England (10:30 pm)

Women:

  • Pairs Section B – Round 2- India vs Niue (1:00 pm)
  • Pairs Section B – Round 3- India vs South Africa (4:00 pm)
  • Triples Section C – Round 3- India vs Niue (7:30 pm)

Table Tennis-

Men:

  • Singles Classes 3-5 Group 2- Raj Aravindan Alagar (IND) vs George Wyndham (SLE) (4:55 pm)
  • Singles Classes 3-5 Group 2- Raj Aravindan Alagar (IND) vs Isau Ogunkunle (NGR) (12:00 am)

Women:

  • Singles Classes 6-10 Group 1- Baby Sahana Ravi (IND) vs Faith Obazuaye (NGR) (3:10 pm)
  • Singles Classes 3-5 Group 1- Bhavina Hasmukhbhai Patel (IND) vs Daniela di Toro (AUS) (3:10 pm)
  • Singles Classes 3-5 Group 2- Sonalben Manubhai Patel (IND) vs Sue Bailey (ENG) (3:10 pm)
  • Singles Classes 6-10 Group 1- Baby Sahana Ravi (IND) vs Gloria Gracia Wong Sze (MAS) (9:40 pm)
  • Singles Classes 3-5 Group 2- Sonalben Manubhai Patel (IND) vs Amanda Jane Tscharke (AUS) (10:15 pm)
  • Singles Classes 3-5 Group 1- Bhavina Hasmukhbhai Patel (IND) vs Ifchukwude Christiana Ikpeoyi (NGR) (10:15 pm)

Judo-

Men -100 kg Elimination Round of 16- Deepak Deswal (2:30 pm)

Women +78 kg Quarterfinals- Tulika Maan (2:30 pm)

Athletics-

Men:

  • 800m Round 1 (3:50 pm)
  • T11/12 100m Round 1 (4:32 pm)
  • 400m Round 1 (4:50 pm)
  • High Jump Final (11:30 pm)
  • 100m Semi-Finals (11:40 pm)
  • F42-44/61-64 Discus Throw Final (1:15 am)
  • T37/38 100m Final (1:50 am)
  • 100m Final (2:00 am)

Women:

  • 400m Round 1 (3:00 pm)
  • Heptathlon Long Jump (3:20 pm)
  • Triple Jump Qualifying Round (4:45 pm)
  • Heptathlon Javelin Throw (11:38 pm)
  • 100m Semi-Finals (12:05 am)
  • 10,000m Final (12:30 am)
  • Shot Put Final- Manpreet Kaur (12:35 am)
  • Heptathlon 800m (1:30 am)
  • 100m Final (2:15 am)

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Cricket versus "Sports": A friend or a foe?

The "cricket versus sport" is an age-old fight between fans and athletes from different disciplines. But, does the sport cricket deserve all the hate?

Ritwika Nag

Sep 25, 2024, 10:52 AM

Cricket versus "Sports": A friend or a foe?

A lot of instances have seen cricket being differentiated from other sports. Especially, in South Asian countries, where cricket rules a fraternity, "sports" look doomed. An established "Cricket versus Sports" league is not a 2-month long tournament. It's an age-long duel with apparent results. But, is cricket guilty?

If we look back, Cricket was not as big as it is now. Restricted within the allies of a colonized country, cricket was just a time pass. 36 years to Independence, but a famous singer (Lata Mangeshkar) had to arrange a charity musical show to gather prize money for the 1983 World Cup Winners.

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The image of Kapil lifting the World Cup trophy from the iconic Lord's balcony. Photo Collcted.

India gained some confidence since then. the biggest boost came after the win in the inaugurating T20 World Cup Win. 2007, 24the September, exactly 20 years back, the seed of the cash-rich league got sown. 

Indian Premier League, started in 2008, is the biggest source of money earning for BCCI. Keeping aside BCCI, the neighbouring cricketing nations have their cricket board more powerful than the other boards. But is this a fault of Cricket?

"Athletes" ignites the fire of "Cricket versus Sport" League

India won its second T20I World Cup after ending its 11 years of drought. The fans who were frustrated for a decade finally got one thing to celebrate. The Marine Drive got flooded with people. The Wankahde Stadium showed all its suppresed love to the team.

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The Indian team received a grand welcome at the  Mumbai's Marine Drive that was followed by a felicitation ceremony at the Wankhede Stadium. AP

Felicitations came from their respective state governments. BCCI provided a huge lump of prize money to the players and the support staff.

But this has triggered athletes from different sports. Names like Chirag Shetty and Saina Nehwal came into the limelight criticizing the sport. When Shetty wanted equal recognition for India's win in the last Uber Cup, Saina went a step ahead. Her view was simple- people wouldn't even hate cricket even if she did so. But, why would someone hate cricket?

This is not a once or twice-told story. This widespread competition with cricket is not new. But is cricket a foe to other sports? Here are a few stories of "influence" and "idolization" in the recent past, not only from India but from neighbors too.

Sri Lanka Cricket funded CWG participating athletes.

Palitha Bandara recorded a distance of 44.20 meters and won the silver medal for Sri Lanka. Photo collected- sportzpoint.com
Palitha Bandara recorded a distance of 44.20 meters and won the silver medal for Sri Lanka. Photo collected

The pre-2022 Commonwealth Games has seen an economic crisis in Sri Lanka. Not just economic, but the life on the island was distressed. The then Prime Minister Rajadhakshya fled from the country. Sri Lanka since its independence faced their record crisis.

The country fell short of food and fuel. The pandemic had already hit the Sports authorities. The crisis increased the hardships. They ran out of money. The situation was so pathetic that the boards couldn't manage transport to send the accessories to the athletes

At a point, the country thought of withdrawing its name from the Birmingham CWG. But at that very moment, Sri Lanka Cricket stepped in.

The board contributed 22 million Sri Lankan Rupees to the athletes participating. They hosted Australia and gathered the amount, despite the fears of the crowd ruining it.

Cricket Sri Lanka tried to cover all the funds. However, the athletes still had limited athleisure. CWG authorities too came in help for the athletes. Sri Lanka finished the CWG Campaign with four medals (one silver and three bronze).

Pakistan Cricket Board- the unsung sponsor for Arshad Nadeem

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Arshad Nadeem Won the gold medal for Pakistan, at Paris Olympics. Photo coutesy: Olympics

The Paris Olympics Gold medallist Arshad Nadeem was initially an age-group cricket player, His focus later shifted to javelin through which Pakistan got its first medal after 1992.

Arshad Nadeem registered a monstrous throw of 92.97 metres sealing the gold for his country. Earlier he won the silver at the 2023 World Athletics Championships, Budapest, with a throw of 87.82 meters. He gave Pakistan’s first-ever medal at the World Athletics Championships.

But what did Pakistan give him? ignorance! The Commonwealth champion earlier expressed that he has been using a javelin for the last 8 years. His bosom friend and admirer Neeraj Chopra from India tweeted, urging the Pakistan Government to buy Nadeem news javelins.

Nadeem hails from Punjab's Miyan Channu village. Struggling themselves, the villagers funded him for his Olympic campaign. Added, that it was the Pakistan Cricket Bard who sponsored him.

PCB also financed Nadeem and his coach Salman Fayyaz Butt's air tickets.

Read also: A Bronze costs just USD 100: Trembling Future of Pakistan Hockey Team

BCCI's baby steps for Olympians

Earlier BCCI secretary Jay Shah announced financial aid for the Olympians.BCCI granted Rs. 8.5 Crores (approximately $1.03 million) to the Indian Olympic Association for their Olympics campaign.

Recently a new NCA (National Cricket Academy) is near completion. The old existing facilities at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in the city center will be upgraded to a multi-sport training facility.

Apart from the cricketers, it will open doors for the Olympians too. NCA will have new facilities that will let them train there.

The new facilities will have World-Class Playing Grounds will have:

  • 45 Practice Pitches: A variety of pitches to cater to different training needs.
  • Indoor Cricket Facilities: For year-round practice and skill development.
  • Olympic-Sized Swimming Pool: To aid in recovery and cross-training for athletes.
  • State-of-the-Art Training and Recovery Facilities: Equipped with the latest sports science technology to help athletes maintain peak physical condition and recover efficiently from injuries.

Cricketer- "athlete" collaboration

When one section came forward criticizing the fame, the other one took it handy to make their own.

Mahi's influence

Speaking about Swapnil Kusale, he himself mentioned that he doesn't follow any other sport apart from shooting. But he follows Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Kusale, who is an Indian Railways employee is a ticket checker like Dhoni. It took him 12 years to feature in the Olympics. And take India's first ever 10m Rifle position 3 medal. The Asian Games Champion accepted that MS's calm personality helps him to stay calm in chaos.

The Kohli aggression

One of the biggest heartbreak for any badminton fan was Lakshya Sen's exit from the Olympics without a medal. The Chinese Lee Zii Jia shattered Sen's bronze medal dream. 

But Sen's popularity is still unmatched in the sports arena. Even though he is "big," he still wants to "be the Virat Kohli of Indian badminton in coming years." In "The Ranveer Show" podcast he expressed his admiration for Kohli.

The other name that comes in the list is Nitesh Kumar. The Olympic Champion in the Men's Singles SL3 category is a Kohli fan. His winning celebration had some glimpses of Kohli's aggression.

But Nitesh's love for Kohli is not limited to celebrations. After succumbing to a deadly injury in Vizag, he started upgrading his badminton skills. Not only that, he delved himself into fitness, inspired by the 2013 version of Kohli.

The Wall looks upon The Wall

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P.R Sreejesh celebrated in his unique style after winning the bronze medal at paris. (Reuters Photo)

Soon after retirement, Indian Men's Hockey team goalkeeper P.R. Sreejesh was assigned to train the junior hockey team. The two-time Olympic Bronze medallist was delighted to get this role. he not only talked about the future prospects but did mentioned about Rahul Dravid.

"The Wall" of Indian Hockey looked upon "The Wall" of Indian Cricket when it came to coaching. The way Dravid devoted himself to training the cricketing juniors, Seejesh is looking forward to doing the same for his sports.

Read also: Hockey India decides to retire jersey No. 16 in honor of goalkeeper PR Sreejesh

Cricket is another sport

The 2028 Olympics will feature Cricket after 128 years. The brand value of Virat Kohli played a pivotal role in the addition of cricket. But as Sunil Chhetri, the Indian former captain of Indian Football once said, Cricket excelling is great for that country. Then, how does that justify other sports not getting the "love" cricket gets?

How does that justify Chirag Shetty repeatedly slipping down on the court, in the Olympics quarterfinal, having his partner Sattwikraj Rankireddy as the lone warrior? 

How does that justify the associations not getting enough funds and definitely investing to find talent?

How does that justify archers failing to read the wind in bigger stages?

It's an open-ended question. Is it cricket the enemy, or the system? Is cricket actually an enemy or a friend in need?

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Sportz Point Awards 2022 | All the winners

After a remarkable sporting year in 2022, Sportz Point present you with all the winners of the Sportz Point Awards 2022.

Staff Reporter

Dec 30, 2022, 9:01 AM

2022 has seen everything. From Commonwealth Games to FIFA World Cup, the year had it all. India's 61 medals in the Birmingham Games brought happiness to millions of Indian fans while the loss in T20 World Cup saw them share sadness as well. However, it was one of the happiest years for you if you were a Lionel Messi fan who won the only trophy he had not won in his career. Post a remarkable sporting year, Sportz Point present you all the winners of Sportz Point Awards 2022.

Read Also: Most FIFA World Cup goals among active players

List of winners | Sportz Point Awards 2022

Emerging cricketer of the year (Male) | Arshdeep Singh (India)

Emerging Cricketer of the year (Female) | Renuka Singh Thakur (India)

Global Cricketer of the year (Male) | Babar Azam (Pakistan)

Global Cricketer of the year (Female) | Alyssa Healy (Australia)

Global Footballer of the year (Male) | Lionel Messi (Argentina)

Global Footballer of the year (Female) | Beth Mead (England)

Global Athlete of the year (Male) | Lionel Messi (Argentina)

Global Athlete of the year (Female) | Katie Ledecky (USA)

Read Also: Most medals in Commowealth Games by Indian Athletes

Indian Athlete of the year (Male) - Chirag Shetty & Satwiksairaj Rankireddy

Indian Athlete of the year (Female) - Nikhat Zareen

Emerging athlete of the year - Tressa Jolly

Indian Para Athlete of the year - Bhavina Patel

Indian Team of the year - Lawn bowl women's fours

Match of the year - India vs Denmark, Thomas Cup 2022 semi-final

Indian Sports personality of the year - Sharath Kamal

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Sportz Point Awards 2022 | All the winners

After a remarkable sporting year in 2022, Sportz Point present you with all the winners of the Sportz Point Awards 2022.

Staff Reporter

Dec 30, 2022, 9:01 AM

2022 has seen everything. From Commonwealth Games to FIFA World Cup, the year had it all. India's 61 medals in the Birmingham Games brought happiness to millions of Indian fans while the loss in T20 World Cup saw them share sadness as well. However, it was one of the happiest years for you if you were a Lionel Messi fan who won the only trophy he had not won in his career. Post a remarkable sporting year, Sportz Point present you all the winners of Sportz Point Awards 2022.

Read Also: Most FIFA World Cup goals among active players

List of winners | Sportz Point Awards 2022

Emerging cricketer of the year (Male) | Arshdeep Singh (India)

Emerging Cricketer of the year (Female) | Renuka Singh Thakur (India)

Global Cricketer of the year (Male) | Babar Azam (Pakistan)

Global Cricketer of the year (Female) | Alyssa Healy (Australia)

Global Footballer of the year (Male) | Lionel Messi (Argentina)

Global Footballer of the year (Female) | Beth Mead (England)

Global Athlete of the year (Male) | Lionel Messi (Argentina)

Global Athlete of the year (Female) | Katie Ledecky (USA)

Read Also: Most medals in Commowealth Games by Indian Athletes

Indian Athlete of the year (Male) – Chirag Shetty & Satwiksairaj Rankireddy

Indian Athlete of the year (Female) – Nikhat Zareen

Emerging athlete of the year – Tressa Jolly

Indian Para Athlete of the year – Bhavina Patel

Indian Team of the year – Lawn bowl women's fours

Match of the year – India vs Denmark, Thomas Cup 2022 semi-final

Indian Sports personality of the year – Sharath Kamal

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Smriti Mandhana in her last 9 T20I Games

In her last 9 T20I innings, Smriti Mandhana has recorded three half-centuries including a best of 79* against England Women on September 13.

Arijit Barua

Sep 19, 2022, 8:50 AM

Smriti Mandhana in her last 9 T20I Games

In T20I cricket, Smriti Mandhana is the pillar of the Indian women's cricket team. Her immense contribution to the format has helped India to overcome different challenges at different times. Yet again she proved her worth in the ongoing T20I series against England Women in their den. Mandhana played a match-winning knock of 79* off 53 balls to register her 17th fifty in the format for the Indian Cricket Team.

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Smriti Mandhana
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Also Read: Oldest India women's player to play international cricket

In her last 9 T20I innings, the Indian opener has recorded three half-centuries including a best of 79* against England Women. She remained not out two times in her last 8 T20I innings. Now, let's take a look at the last 9 T20I innings of Smriti Mandana in detail below.

In the first innings of these last 9 innings, Mandhana scored 22 off 21 against Sri Lanka women in the final T20I match at Dambulla. Her innings also included three fours.

In the next T20I innings, she played a quickfire inning of 24 off 17 against Australia Women in the CWG 22 game at Birmingham, which includes 5 boundaries.

The third T20I innings of Mandhana was a half-century against Pakistan Women in the CWG 22, which eventually India Women won. She scored 63* off 42 balls which includes 8 fours and 3 sixes.

Read Also: Jhulan Goswami set to retire from International cricket after the England series

The fourth T20I innings on this list was a 5 runs innings of 7 balls which included only one boundary. These innings came against Barbados Women in the CWG 22 game.

However, in the very next innings, Smriti bounced back with a 61 runs innings off 32 balls, which includes 8 boundaries and three over boundaries. This inning also came in CWG 22 against England Women.

In the sixth T20I innings, Smriti scored 6 runs off 7 balls with one boundary in the finals of CWG 22 against Australia Women which India eventually lost.

Also Read: Most Runs in Commonwealth Games 2022

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Mandhana in the T20I series against England Women
Image - SportStar

The next T20I innings on this list is a 23-run innings against England in their den. In this innings, Mandhana scored 23 off 22 balls including 4 fours. This is the first game of the three-match T20I series.

In the eighth innings, Smriti Mandhana scored an unbeaten 79 runs from 53 balls against England Women, which eventually helped India to level the series. Her unbeaten innings included 13 boundaries.

Read Also: Was the Indian Women's Cricket Team the most improved and attacking team of the Commonwealth Games 2022?

The ninth and latest T20I innings of Mandhana was 9 off 8 balls that she made against England in the final T20I on September 15.

In her 95-match T20I career, Smriti has aggregated 2303 runs in 93 innings at an average of 27.30. She has a strike rate of 122.67 and the highest score of 86 in the format. Way back in 2013, Mandhana debuted in the T20I against Bangladesh Women, in which she scored 39 off 36.

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Commonwealth Games 2022: Full list of Indian medalists

India bagged a total of 61 medals which include 22 golds, 16 silvers, and 23 bronze at the Commonwealth Games 2022.

Payal Debnath

Aug 9, 2022, 6:01 AM

At the Commonwealth Games 2022, India has won a total of 61 medals. India's medal account in the Commonwealth Games 2022 was empty on the first day of the Games. Sanket Sargar brought the first medal for India.

Also read:Commonwealth Games 2022 LIVE Updates | Birmingham Games 2022 LIVE | Day 7 LIVE Updates | Shreeshankar creates history, Sudhir wins Gold

Indian athletes who created history:

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5 Indian athletes who created history at Commonwealth Games 2022

India bagged a total of 61 medals which include 22 golds, 16 silvers, and 23 bronze at the Commonwealth Games 2022. Sanket Sargar became the first Indian to win a medal in Birmingham, bagging a silver in the quadrennial event. He finished second in the men's 55kg weightlifting final behind Malaysia's Aniq Kasdan, who lifted a total of 249 kg in comparison to Sargar's 248.

Mirabai Chanu was the first Indian to clinch a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games 2022. On the other hand, 19-year-old Jeremy Lalrinnunga was the first Indian man to clinch the top podium at Birmingham. Lalrinnunga also broke the Games record in his category with a 140kg lift in Snatch. Weightlifter Achinta Sheuli (73kg) clinched India's third gold as he lifted 313kg (143kg+170kg).

Table Tennis is also not far behind in the medal race. Indian Lawn Bowls women's team and Indian men's team in Table Tennis also grabbed the gold. They created history by winning the medal in the Lawn Bowls category for the first time in history. Saurav Ghosal also created history as he won India's first-ever singles medal in squash at the Birmingham 2022.

Also read:Commonwealth Games 2022: England Women vs India Women – 1st Semi-Final Preview, Probable XIs, Dream11 Team Prediction

Tejaswin Shankar won a bronze medal in the men's high jump while Gurdeep Singh rounded off India's weightlifting campaign with a bronze medal in the +109kg event. Murali Sreeshankar became the first Indian to win a long jump silver medal at the Commonwealth Games 2022. The 27-year-old Sudhir won a historic gold medal in the men's heavyweight para powerlifting and also scripted a Commonwealth Games record with its total points of 134.5.

Indian medalist at Commonwealth Games 2022:

Commonwealth Games 2022: Indian medalists till now | Sportz Point
Image- Jagran Josh
No Athlete/Team Medal Event Sport
1 Sanket Sargar Silver Men's 55kg Weightlifting
2 Gururaja Poojary Bronze Men's 61kg Weightlifting
3 Mirabai Chanu Gold Women's 49kg Weightlifting
4 Bindyarani Devi Silver Women's 55kg Weightlifting
5 Jeremy Lalrinnunga Gold Men's 67kg Weightlifting
6 Achinta Sheuli Gold Men's 73kg Weightlifting
7 Sushila Devi Likmabam Silver Women's 48kg Judo
8 Vijay Kumar Yadav Bronze Men's 60kg Judo
9 Harjinder Kaur Bronze Women's 71kg Weightlifting
10 Indian women's team Gold Women's fours Lawn bowls
11 Vikas Thakur Silver Men's 96kg Weightlifting
12 Indian men's team Gold Men's team Table Tennis
13 Indian mixed team Silver Mixed team Badminton
14 Lovepreet Singh Bronze Men's 109kg Weightlifting
15 Saurav Ghosal Bronze Men's singles Squash
16 Tulika Maan Silver Women's +78kg Judo
17 Gurdeep Singh Bronze Men's +109kg Weightlifting
18 Tejaswin Shankar Bronze Men's high jump Athletics
19 Murali Sreeshankar Silver Men's long jump Athletics
20 Sudhir Gold Men's heavyweight Para Powerlifting
21 Anshu Malik Silver Women's 57kg freestyle Wrestling
22 Bajrang Punia Gold Men's 65kg freestyle Wrestling
23 Sakshi Malik Gold Women's 62kg freestyle Wrestling
24 Deepak Punia Gold Men's 86kg freestyle Wrestling
25 Divya Kakran Bronze Women's 68kg freestyle Wrestling
26 Mohit Grewal Bronze Men's 125kg freestyle Wrestling
27 Priyanka Goswami Silver Women's 10000m race walk Athletics
28 Avinash Sable Silver Men's 3000m steeplechase Athletics
29 Indian men's team Silver Men's fours Lawn Bowls
30 Jaismine Lamboria Bronze Women's 60kg lightweight Boxing
31 Pooja Gehlot Bronze Women's 50kg freestyle Wrestling
32 Ravi Kumar Dahiya Gold Men's 57kg freestyle Wrestling
33 Vinesh Phogat Gold Women's 53kg freestyle Wrestling
34 Naveen Gold Men's 74kg freestyle Wrestling
35 Pooja Sihag Bronze Women's 76kg freestyle Wrestling
36 Mohammad Hussamuddin Bronze Men's 57kg featherweight Boxing
37 Deepak Nehra Bronze Men's 97kg freestyle Wrestling
38 Rohit Tokas Bronze Men's 67kg welterweight Boxing
39 Sonalben Patel Bronze Women's singles Classes 3-5 Para Table Tennis
40 Bhavina Patel Bronze Women's singles classes 3-5 Para Table Tennis
41 Women's hockey team Bronze Women's hockey Hockey
42 Nitu Ghangas Gold Women's 48kg minimumweight Boxing
43 Amit Panghal Gold Men's 51kg flyweight Boxing
44 Eldhose Paul Gold Men's triple jump Athletics
45 Abdulla Aboobacker Silver Men's triple jump Athletics
46 Sandeep Kumar Bronze Men's 10000m race walk Athletics
47 Annu Rani Bronze Women's javelin throw Athletics
48 Nikhat Zareen Gold Women's 50kg light flyweight Boxing
49 Sharath Kamal / G Sathiyan Silver Men's doubles Table Tennis
50 Dipika Pallikal / Saurav Ghosal Bronze Mixed doubles Squash
51 Kidambi Srikanth Bronze Men's singles Badminton
52 Women's cricket team Silver Women's T20 Cricket
53 Sharath Kamal / Sreeja Akula Gold Mixed doubles Table Tennis
54 Treesa Jolly / Gayatri Gopichand Bronze Women's doubles Badminton
55 Sagar Ahlawat Silver Men's 92+kg super heavyweight Boxing
56 PV Sindhu Gold Women's singles Badminton
57 Lakshya Sen Gold Men's singles Badminton
58 Sathiyan Gnanasekaran Bronze Men's singles Table Tennis
59 Satwiksairaj Rankireddy / Chirag Shetty Gold Men's doubles Badminton
60 Sharath Kamal Gold Men's singles Table Tennis
61 Men's hockey team Silver Men's hockey Hockey
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