Commonwealth games schedule today

Tuesday, August 2, promises to be an eventful day for Indian athletes at the While the country’s The lawn bowls women’s fours team of Lovely Choubey, Pinki, Nayanmoni Saikia and Rupa Tirkey have already created history by confirming the country’s first-ever CWG medal in the sport and will look to go all the way when they face South Africa for the gold medal. The Indian mixed badminton team, meanwhile, will take the court at the NEC to defend their crown against a strong Malaysian team. The likes of PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen and Kidambi Srikanth will be eager to bag the team gold before the singles and doubles campaigns get underway. The men’s table tennis team also ousted Nigeria in the semi-finals and will play Singapore for the gold medal on Tuesday. In athletics, watch out for women’s discus thrower Seema Punia chasing her fifth consecutive CWG medal. With a bronze and four silvers under her belt, the 39-year-old will be eager to get her hands on the gold this time around. The Indian women’s hockey team will also be in action today against home team England in a Pool match. Commonwealth Games 2022 schedule for India today: Monday, August 2 All times are in India Standard Time (IST) Athletics Qualifying Rounds, Men's Long Jump: M Sreeshankar and Muhammed Anees Yahiya - 2:30 PM IST Qualifying Rounds, Women’s Shot Put: Manpreet Kaur - 3:30 PM IST Heat 5, Women's 100m first round: Dutee Chand - 5:17 PM IST Final, Women's Discus Throw: Navjeet Kaur Dhillon and Seema Punia - 12:...

Two track and field finals sessions mean the bulk of day nine's 33 Commonwealth Games gold medal events will come from Alexander Stadium. A host of newly crowned world medallists will be in action. Scotland’s In the evening the women’s 800m looks set to host a great showdown between two home nation stars. English world silver medallist The night will then close with the return double double Olympic champion Team England's Elaine Thompson-Herah: One sprint to rule them all | Wait For It Tokyo 2020 Day 9 medal events 08:30 – 15:15 Lawn bowls and Para lawn bowls, Victoria Park • Women’s pairs • Men’s fours 10:00 – 13:15 Athletics and Para athletics, Alexander Stadium • Women’s high jump • Women’s shot put F55-57 • Women’s 10km race walk • Men’s hammer • Men’s 1500m 10:00 – 12:30 Diving, Sandwell Aquatics Centre • Women’s synchronised 3m springboard 10:00 – 13:00 Rhythmic gymnastics, Arena Birmingham • Hoop final • Ball final • Clubs final • Ribbon final 16:00 – 22:00 Table tennis and Para table tennis, NEC • Women’s singles classes 6-10 • Men’s singles classes 3-5 • Women’s singles classes 3-5 16:30 – 19:45 Lawn bowls and Para lawn bowls, Victoria Park • Men’s singles 17:00 – 19:30 Wrestling, Coventry Arena • Men’s freestyle 57kg • Women’s freestyle 50kg • Men’s freestyle 74kg • Women’s freestyle 53kg • Men’s freestyle 97kg • Women’s freestyle 76kg 18:00 – 20:45 Diving, Sandwell Aquatics Centre • Men’s 3m springboard • Women’s synchronised 10m platform 18:30 – 21:45 Athletics...

Australia has soared to the top of the Commonwealth Games medal tally, bagging 31 gold medals in just the first four days of competition in Birmingham. England are second with 21 gold medals and with another week of action to come, including the final day of events in the pool, the gold rush is expected to continue for Australia. There were other golds in the pool, on the track and gymnastics, with Australia’s tally sitting at 22 gold, 12 silver and 16 bronze. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 - DAY SIX Emma McKeon will potentially have a chance to add another gold medal to her collection on day six when the Women’s 100 metre Freestyle Final takes place. Ariarne Titmus will also begin her quest for a medal in the Women’s 400 metre Freestyle with the heats to begin on Day Six. Schedule Basketball 3x3 and Wheelchair Basketball 3x3, 12.00am THURSDAY, AUGUST 4 - DAY SEVEN Ariarne Titmus is in outstanding form ahead of the Commonwealth Games, having claimed the world record in the Women’s 400 metre Freestyle earlier this year. Titmus won Olympic gold in both the 200 metre and 400 metre freestyle finals last year, and will be looking to add some more triumphs to her already impressive career. The Queenslander could have the chance to win gold on August 4th, with both the final and medal ceremony set to take place. But she’ll face tough competition for gold from compatriot Nicola Olyslagers, who also has the same career best jump of 2.02 metres. Over in athletics, Brandon Starc will look to re...

The Indian contingent could sign off from the The Indian men’s hockey team, with eight Olympics golds and a World Cup, has never won the Commonwealth Games title. India will have to get past the mighty Australians, who have won every CWG title so far. The Australian men’s hockey team even beat India in the 2010 and 2014 finals. The Indian team will be looking to get one over the Aussies today at Birmingham 2022. Indian badminton players PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen and Chirag Shetty- Satwiksairaj Rankireddy will all be chasing their first gold medals today. PV Sindhu and Chirag-Satwik were part of the mixed team gold-medal winning team at Gold Coast 2018 but have never won CWG gold in singles and doubles, respectively. PV Sindhu won bronze at Glasgow 2014 and silver at Gold Coast 2018 while Chirag-Satwik won silver in the Australian edition. All of them will be looking to better their records at CWG 2022. Young Lakshya Sen will also look to leave his maiden Commonwealth Games outing with the gold. Veteran Sharath Kamal will be eyeing his second CWG singles gold while compatriot Sathiyan Gnanasekaran will be playing for the bronze medal in their respective matches. Commonwealth Games 2022 schedule for India today: Monday, August 8 All times are in India Standard Time (IST) Badminton Final, women’s singles: PV Sindhu vs Michelle Li (CAN) - 1:20 PM IST Final, men’s singles: Tze Yong Ng (MAS) vs Lakshya Sen - 2:10 PM IST Final, men’s doubles: Ben Lane/Sean Vendy (ENG) vs Chirag Shet...

Commonwealth Games 2022 is finally here with 72 countries competing in 19 sports during an 11-day event in Birmingham, England. But how do you figure out which sports to watch with such a plethora of options? The Sporting News has you covered with a day-by-day schedule to help you plan your viewing. Monday, August 8th sport schedule SPORT UNITED KINGDOM (BST) AUSTRALIA (AEST) CANADA (ET) Badminton 8:00am 5:00pm 3:00am Hockey 9:00am 6:00pm 4:00am Table Tennis, Para Table Tennis 9:30am 6:30pm 4:30am Diving 10:00am 7:00pm 5:00am Squash 10:00am 7:00pm 5:00am Hockey 12:30pm 9:30pm 7:30pm

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