Commonwealth Games 2022, Highlights: Revisit India's day 3

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Commonwealth Games 2022: Revisit India's day 3

Weightlifting (Men's 73kg)

Achinta Sheuli grabs the prized gold medal for India in the Men’s 73kg event with a combined total of 313kg which is a CWG Record.

Weightlifting (Men's 67kg)

Jeremy Lalrinnunga grabs the gold medal

Weightlifting (Men's 61kg)

Gururaja Poojary win the bronze medal

Weightlifting (Men's 55kg)

Sanket Sargar wins silver for India

Weightlifting (Women's 55kg)

Bindyarani Devi wins silver

Weightlifting (Women's 49kg)

Fulfilling all the expectations, Mirabai Chanu clinches gold

Weightlifting (women's 59kg)

Popy Hazarika finishes sixth after she fails to lift the 107kg

Boxing

Nikhat Zareen proceeds to women’s 50kg quarter-finals.
Indian boxer Sagar emerges victorious in the men's 92+ kg Round of 16 bouts against Cameron's Maxime YEGNONG Njiyeo 5-0 and has reserved a berth in the quarter-final round
Callum Peters from Australia defeats India boxer Sumit in men's 75kg Round of 16 bouts by a margin of 5-0
Shiva Thapa bows out of the Commonwealth games

Cycling

Ronaldo Laitonjam with timing of 10:012 has finished 13th and has qualified for Men's Sprint 1/8 Finals

Lawn Bowls

The team of Dinesh Kumar and Sunil Bahadur lost by a heavy margin of 8-26 to Northern Ireland in Men's Pairs quarterfinals

Lawn Bowls women's fours

The Indian team of Lovely Choubey, Pinki, Nayanmoni Saiki, and Rupa Rani Tirkey earn a memorable victory against Norfolk Islands to reach the semi-finals
Taniya Choudhury defeats Shauna O'Neill by 21-12

Swimming

India's Srihari Nataraj with a spectacular time of 23.58s has earned his place in the finals
Sajan Prakash misses the final by two positions as he finishes 4th in Heats of men's 200m butterfly

Mixed team Badminton round of 16

Aakarshi Kashyap proceeds into the semis after defeating Johanita Scholtz by 21-11, 21-16
Lakshya Sen defeats Kakora by a margin of 21-5, 21-6
Ashwini Ponappa and Sumeeth Reddy emerge victorious over Deidre Jordan and Jarred Elliott

Squash (Men's singles)

India's Saurav Ghosal defeats Canada's David Baillargeon with an 11-6 win and proceeds to the quarter-finals

Squash (Women's singles)

Joshana Chinappa wins by 11-8, 9-11, 11-4, 11-6 and proceeds to the quarter-finals

Women's 500m time trial

Mayuri Lute from India finishes on the 18th spot

Men's Hockey

India hand a crushing defeat to Ghana by a margin of 11-0

Artistic Gymnastics (Women’s all-around final)

Ruthuja Nataraj finishes 17th in the all-around final after sustaining a fall
Yogeshwar finishes on 15th with a total points tally of 74.700

Cricket

India hand crushing defeat to Pakistan by 8 wickets

Table Tennis men's quarter-finals

G Sathiyan from India beats Ridoy from Bangladesh 11-2, 11-3, 11-5 and proceeds into the semi-finals
Sharath Kamal defeats Md Rifat Sabbir by a huge margin of 11-4, 11-7, 11-2

India's Hockey team wins by 11-0 against Ghana

India win by a brilliant 11-0.
It's Harmanpreet's 3rd goal and India's 11th.
Mandeep goes for the shot in the final quarter after getting a ninety degree pass from Gurjant. India's goal tally reaches 10.
Unbelievable! Another goal for India before the fourth quarter by Jugraj.
It's Varun Kumar's turn to add one more goal as India lead by 8-0.
Team India seems unstoppable as Nilkanta scores the 7th goal.
Harmanpreet nets his second goal.
Jugraj scores the fifth goal by converting penalty strike before the end of second quarter.
Akashdeep Singh scores the fourth goal.
Shamser Singh's goal takes India's goal count to three before the first quarter.
Vice Captain Harmanpreet Singh scores the second goal for the team.
Abhishek scores first goal for Team India within the first minute of the game. He scores it from the penalty corner.

Other Updates:

Defending champions India qualifies for semifinals of mixed team event
Popy Hazarika broke the streak of India's weightlifting medals at Birmingham as she finished seventh in the women's 59kg event.
India's squash player Joshna Chinappa advanced to women's singles quarterfinals. She registered a win against New Zealand's Kaitlyn Watts by 3-1.
The Indian men's duo of Dinesh Kumar and Sunil Bahadur defeat England qualify for the quarterfinals of the lawn bowl.

T20I Women's Cricket match between India & Pakistan:

India win by eight wickets.
Mandhana smashed 63 off 42 deliveries and led India to victory.

Other Updates:

Defending champions India advance into the semifinals of the men's table tennis team event
Nikhat Zareen has won her bout against Helena Ismael Bogao via knockout.
India's Yogeshwar Singh finishes 15th in Artistic Gymnastics.
In Men's 50m Backstroke, Nataraj finished 2nd and has entered the semi-finals.

Men's 67kg Weightlifting Event - Clean & Jerk

Vaipava tried to lift 174kg but couldn't. And yes, it's another gold for India. Jeremy has done it. What a show he has put on today. Classic. One of the finesh performances you'll ever see.
Jeremy fails to lift 165kg in his last attempt.
Now he comes back again and lifts 160 kg. WOW! He is down in pain, but has given it his all.
The 19-year-old Jeremy lifted 154kg in the 1st attempt

In other news, India and Pakistan T20 match toss has been delayed due to rain.

After the snatch event, Jeremy stands number one followed by Joseph of Nigeria and Vaipava with 130kg and 127kg lifts respectively. 10kg lead for Jeremy. Another Gold for India.

Men's 67kg Weightlifting Event - Snatch

WOW! Jeremy comes in and lifts 136kg in 1st attempt. Completely demolishes competition. Lifts 140kg in 2nd attempt. Well, we have an Indian monster in Birmingham. He tried to lift 143kg in his last attempt, but failed. Anyways, terrific display by the Indian.
Nigeria's Joseph has scripted a great story. Failed in his first two attempts of 130kg. Risked his clean & jerk participation with another go at 130kg and did it. What a man!
Well, guess what? Jeremy will now lift 136kg in his first attempt.
Time for the big boys now. Samoan lifter Vaipava lifts 124 kg in 1st and 127kg in 2nd attempt. Tried to do 129kg in 3rd, but failed.
Jayasooriya isn't done just yet. Lifts 119kg this time. Superb effort.
No no no, Jaswant tried to lift 117kg, but failed. Reckon he has got to work on his technique a bit.
Well, Jayasooriya says,"hold on". Comes in and lifs 116 kg. Terrific effort.
Ruben lifts 114kg with so much ease. Wonder if he should have gone for a higher weight.
Jaswant comes back to lift 114kg. Will he do it? Oh yes, he will. Great effort. It wasn't clean. But boy, he didn't give up.
Sri Lanka' Jayasooriya lifts 112kg - the heaviest till now. What form! Utter ease.
England's Jaswant Gill came and lifted 110kg. Things are now getting pretty serious.
There are around 3 players who have registered thier 1st attempt with the weight of 130kg. Will be fun.
Jeremy will start his lift with 130kg snatch.
Jeremy Lalrinnunga will soon compete in the 67kg weightlifting category. The 19-year-old is a solid gold prospect for India.