CWG 2022: India hopes for a medal on the sixth day of Commonwealth, know the full program of the sixth day. Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 6 Schedule of Indian Athletes in Birmingham CWG 2022 Competition Day 6th Indian Weightlifting

New Delhi:

CWG 2022: Today (3 August) is the 6th day of the 22nd Commonwealth Games (Commonwealth Games 2022) being played in Birmingham. India has so far won 13 medals including 5 gold. Indian athletes are to play 8 medal matches on the sixth day of the Commonwealth Games. In such a situation, Indian players are expected to get medals. India has so far won 13 medals in Commonwealth Games, out of which 8 medals are in weightlifting. India will compete for three medal matches in weightlifting on the sixth day of the Commonwealth Games. Weightlifters Gurdeep Singh and Poornima Pandey will be hoping for a gold medal for India today.

Schedule for India’s sixth day at the Commonwealth Games

exercise

Women’s Shot Put Final – Manpreet Kaur – 12:35 PM
Men’s High Jump Final – 11.30 PM
Men’s Discus Throw Final – 1.15 PM

swimming

Men’s 1500m Freestyle Final – 12.42 pm

Hockey

India vs Canada – Women’s Pool A – 3:30 pm
India vs Canada – Men’s Pool B – 6:30 PM

judo

Women’s 78kg Quarterfinal – Tulika Mann – 2:30 PM
Men’s 100kg Pre Quarterfinals – Deepak Deswal – 2:30 PM

lawn balls

Men’s Singles – Mridul Borgohain – 1 PM & 4 PM
Women’s Doubles – India vs New York – 1 PM & 4 PM
Men’s Four – India vs Cook Islands & England – 7:30 PM & 10:30 PM
Women’s Triples – India vs New York – 7:30 PM

lifting

Men’s 109kg – Lovepreet Singh – Seconds at 2 pm
Women’s 87kg – Poornima Pandey – 6:30 PM
Men’s 109kg – Gurdeep Singh – 11 PM Sec

Cricket

India vs Barbados – Women’s T20 – 10.30 pm

squash

Men’s Doubles Final 32 – India vs Sri Lanka – 3:30 PM
Saurabh Ghoshal – Bronze medal match – 9.30 pm

boxing

Women’s 45 to 48 kg Quarterfinals – Neetu Gangus – 4:45 pm
48 to 50 kg Quarterfinal – Nikhat Zareen – 11:15 pm
66 to 70 kg Quarterfinals – Lovlina Borgohain – 12:45 pm
Men’s 54 to 57 kg quarter-finals – Husamuddin Mohammed – 5:45 sec
75 to 80 kg Quarterfinal – Ashish Kumar – 2 pm sec

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