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Last Updated: 8th August, 2022 18:51 IST CWG 2022, Last Day Live Updates: Sharath Kamal Bags TT Gold, Hockey Team Takes Silver Welcome to the live blog for the last day of Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham. The Indian contingent added 15 medals to their tally on Day 10, after India picked up five gold medals in boxing and table tennis. On Day 11, India will compete in a total of five gold medal matches, alongside one match for the bronze medal. PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen are among the top medal prospects for India.

India wrapped up the final day at the Commonwealth Games 2022 with four gold medals, one silver and a bronze. PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen won their maiden CWG singles titles in badminton while Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty too won their first CWG men’s doubles gold. Meanwhile, Indian men's hockey team was unable to topple the dominant Aussies and settled for a silver. Ace table tennis player Sharath Kamal won his second singles gold, extending his overall medal tally to 13 at the Commonwealth Games. Sathiyan Gnanasekaran, meanwhile, bagged his first CWG singles medal, a bronze. India had a fruitful campaign at Birmingham 2022, winning India won their first CWG medals in lawn bowls, a gold for the women’s fours and a silver for the men’s fours. Boxers Nitu Ghanghas, Amit Panghal and Nikhat Zareen won golds too. India won the silver medal in the inaugural women’s T20 cricket competition as well as a bronze medal in women’s hockey. Hockey: India settle for silver after 7-0 defeat in men's gold medal match The Australian men's hockey team made history once again at the Commonwealth Games by winning their seventh-consecutive title. They beat India 7-0 in the gold medal match and remain the only team in men's hockey to win a CWG gold. Australia had a 5-0 lead at half-time which was extended by two after goals from Nathan Ephraums, his second today, and Flynn Ogilvie. India settled for the silver medal in men's hockey, their third in the last four editions. The Indian m...

The Commonwealth Games 2022 were held from July 28 to August 8, 2022, in which India has been ranked at 4 th place, in terms of medals. India bagged a total of 61 medals, comprising of 22 Gold, 16 Silver, and 23 Bronze. This was India’s 4 th best performance at the CWG with respect to winning gold medals. Important facts related to India at CWG 2022 include; • India’s best-ever performance at the Commonwealth Games was in 2010, when it bagged 101 medals, including 38 Gold. • With respect to overall medals, Birmingham 2022 is 5th best performance, following; • 101 medals at CWG 2010 in New Delhi • 69 medals at CWG 2002 in Manchester 2002 • 66 medals at CWG 2018 in Gold Coast • 64 medals at CWG 2014 in Glasgow. • At CWG 2022 in Birmingham, India has been placed behind Australia with 178 medals, England with 176 and Canada with 92 medals. • Tennis star Sharath Kamal turned out to be the most successful Indian athlete, with 4 medals comprising of 3 Gold. • Wrestlers added most to India’s medal tally. All the 12 Wrestlers have won medals. • Weightlifters bagged a total of 10 medals, including 3 Gold medals. • In Table Tennis, India secured 7 medals, including 4 Gold. • It secured 6 medals in track and field. • Women’s fours team created history in Lawn Bowls by securing India’s first gold medal in lawn bowls. Though, shooting and archery was absent from Indian side, it performed well in Lawn Bowls, athletics, Para Powerlifting and other sports including wrestling, boxing, weigh...

CWG 2022: Full List of Indian Medal Winners in Birmingham: The 2022 Commonwealth Games have come to an end with CWG 2022 – | | | | Here’s a full list of Indian medal winners from CWG 2022 Sanket Mahadev Sargar - SILVER (Weightlifting, Men’s 55kg class) A heroic show from the young athlete who ended up hurting his elbow and didn’t hesitate in going for one last attempt at the yellow metal despite blinding pain. Sanket took home silver and the loudest cheer was reserved for him when he climbed up the podium with the crowd acknowledging his gutsy performance. The 21-year-old lifted a total of 241kg to win the silver medal. Gururaja Poojary - BRONZE (Weightlifting, Men’s 61kg class) Gururaja won India’s second medal - a bronze - at the CWG 2022. He lifted 269kg to edge past his closest opponent in what turned out to be a thrilling battle for the third place. The Indian lifted 118kg in snatch and 151kg in clean and jerk. Mirabai Chani - GOLD (Weightlifting, Women’s 49kg class) Mirabai, the superstar, lived up to the billing as she gave India its first gold of CWG 2022. The Olympic silver medallist set a new event record by lifting a total of 201kg - miles ahead of the second-placed contestant who lifted 172kg. The Indian lifted 88kg in snatch and 113kg in clean and jerk to seal the gold. Bidyarani Devi - SILVER (Weightlifting, Women’s 55kg class) Bidyarani is the latest weightlifting star to emerge from Manipur who has now a CWG silver medal to her name. She lifted a total of 2...