Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games

2022 - 7 - 31

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Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 2 Live Updates: Weightlifter ... (The Indian Express)

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The 27-year old is expected to grab a gold for India at the event. Commonwealth Games 2022 Live Updates, Day 2 Schedule of India: The “killer instinct” was nowhere to be seen when Australia put the Indian women’s cricket team under the pump but the country’s shuttlers and paddlers steamrolled their hapless rivals on the opening day of Commonwealth Games on Day 1. India started day 2 with their first medal of the games as Sanket Sargar finished second in the men’s 55Kg weightlifting final.

Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 2 Live Updates: Lifter Gururaja ... (Times of India)

Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham Live Update Day 2: Weightlifter Sanket Sagar opens India's medal count with a silver medal in the 55kg category.

Weightlifting: Women's 55kg Final - India's Bindyarani Devi starts the Clean & Jerk rounds with a successful lift of 110kg, a new CWG record, in her first attempt. India's Bindyarani Devi won a silver in women's 55kg weightlifting. Meanwhile, Mohammad Hussamuddin (57kg), a bronze medallist in the last CWG in 2018, defeated young Amzolele Dyeyi of South Africa with the same margin in the men's featherweight (57kg) category to move to the pre-quarterfinals. Weightlifter Bindyarani Devi clinched a silver in the women's 55kg as India continued its medal rush at the Commonwealth Games. Bindyarani lifted a total weight of 202kg (86kg+116kg) to finish second on Saturday. With the 116kg clean and jerk lift, which was also her personal best, Bindyarani smashed the Games record. Late in the night, lifter Bindyarani Devi made it four medals for India, clinching a silver in women's 55kg category. Earlier, lifter Sanket Sagar opens India's medal count with a silver medal in the 55kg category.

CWG Birmingham 2022 Live: Mirabai Chanu wins Gold, sets new ... (Business Standard)

Commonwealth Games 2022 Live Update Day 2: Mirabai Chanu extended her lead by lifting 88kg in the women's weightlifting finals. Gururaja Poojary gave India ...

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Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 3 India Full Schedule: What is ... (Hindustan Times)

Commonwealth Games 2022 India Full Schedule: Here is India's full schedule on Day 3 of the CWG in Birmingham.

10:12 PM: Cycling – Men’s Sprint final (Subject to qualification) All eyes will be on the women's cricket team who will be up against Pakistan in the blockbuster group-stage tie before the focus will shift to the boxers and the weightlifters. Boxer Lovlina Borgohain proved herself to be a serious gold medal contender with a 5-0 win by unanimous decision vs Araine Nicholson. Despite the Indian table tennis crashing to Malaysia, the women's hockey team ended the day on a strong note with a commanding 3-1 rout of Wales.

Bin Kasdan Mohamad Aniq celebrates Weightlifting gold for Malaysia (Birmingham 2022)

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I am yet to win an Olympic medal so that will be the aim and next step in my career." He said: "I just did what the coaches instructed me to do. The 20-year-old, who was successful in the same discipline in the Commonwealth Championships last year, continued his winning streak to take the first prize by just 1kg ahead of Sanket Mahadev Sargar of India, while Sri Lanka's Dilanka Isuru Kumara Yodage sealed bronze.

Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games: Day three of competition (Insidethegames.biz)

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