An excellent rally between PV Sindhu and Malaysia’s Jin Wei Goh. Both of them trying to some delicate drops very close to the net. However, Sindhu wins the battle eventually by hitting a cross court smash.

She then closes the game 21-14. It is 1-all the moment. 

PV Sindhu vs Jin Wei Goh: 19-21, 21-14 

India’s Naveen advances to men’s 74kg freestyle wrestling final after beating England’s Charlie Bowling. He assured India of at least a silver medal.

PV Sindhu has extended her lead to five points in the second game. She leads 13-8. 

She had lost the opening game 19-21.

Good news for India from athletics. The women’s 4 x 100m relay team (Dutee Chand, Hima Das, Srabani Nanada and Jyothi Yarraji) qualify for the finals. They finish second in their heat with a timing of 44.45s.

India women’s cricket team post 164/5 (Mandhana 61, Rodrigues 44*; Kemp 2/22) in 20 overs against England in semi-final

India’s Pooja Sihag goes down against Canada’s Justina di Stasio in women’s 76kg freestyle wrestling semi-final. She will fight for bronze.

After going down in the opening game, PV Sindhu is not allowing her opponent to gain any momentum. Sindhu, however, needs to be careful as she is just leading by a point at the moment in second game. Sindhu 6 – 5 Goh

PV Sindhu goes down 19-21 in the opening game against Malaysia’s Jin Wei Goh. 

Brilliant from Avinash Sable. He bags SILVER in 3000m steeple chase!!!

Sanil Shetty’s campaign has ended with a 1-4 defeat to second seed Liam Pitchford, who wins 9-11, 11-6, 11-8, 11-8, 11-4 in the men’s singles quarterfinal.

Naveen storms into the semi-final! Naveen wins by technical superiority to continue India’s dominant run in wrestling. 

He wins against Singapore’s Hong Yeow Lou in just a minute. He is just one win away from confirming a medal.

Pooja Sihag is through to the semis after winning on points. The Indian claims her quarterfinal bout in women’s 76kg against Canada’s Michelle Montague.

Smriti Mandhana slams fastest fifty for India in women’s T20Is! Her 23-ball fifty powers India to a strong start against England.

India 77-2 in 9 overs

Vinesh Phogat is UNSTOPPABLE! She defeats Mercy Adekuoroye to win her women’s 53kg freestyle (Nordic) by 6-0. Second win for the Indian in Group A.

Vinesh is in action for her second bout in the Women’s Freestyle 53kg – Nordic. She is facing Nigeria’s Mercy Adekuoroye.

Stellar performance from Priyanka, who wins SILVER in the women’s 10,000m race walk.

Her medal is India’s third in the athletics event of CWG 2022 after Tejaswin Shankar (bronze in high jump) and M Sreeshankar (sliver in long jump).

Priyanka’s time of 43:38 is her personal best. Australia’s Jemima Montag wins gold in 42:34, while the bronze goes to Kenya’s Emily Wamusyi Ngii with 43:50.

Amit Panghal enters the final in men’s 51kg! The Indian pugilist shows his class under pressure. He wins the bout by an unanimous decision. It’s 5-0 across the board in the end.

Another really close round… and Amit Panghal wins the second round against Chinyemba by a split decision. But Chinyemba is agile enough to trouble the Indian.

Amit Panghal loses first round against Zambia’s Patrick Chinyemba in the men’s 51kg semifinal. The Indian gets the decision against him by 2-3.

India’s Amit Panghal in action against Patrick Chinyemba in semifinals of over 48-51 kg finals.

India’s Achanta Sharath Kamal beats Singapore’s Yong Izaac Quek 4-0 to enter men’s singles semi-final. He will face Paul Drinkhall of England in the last-four tie.

India field an unchanged eleven! Mandhana and Shafali open India’s batting. Brunt opens England’s bowling attack. Let’s go!

Incredible start by Indian wrestlers! India’s Naveen enters the quarterfinal of the men’s freestyle wrestling 74kg category. He wins 13-3 by technical superiority against Ogbonna John of Nigeria.

Pooja Gehlot wins by technical superiority! She beats Scotland’s Christelle Letchidjio in Women’s Freestyle 50kg. It ends 12-2.

Vinesh Phogat wins in 36 seconds! She pins Samantha Stewart in her opening bout and registers victory by fall!

Vinesh Phogat defeats Canada’s Samantha Stewart in women’s freestyle 53kg.

Nitu Ghanghas moves to finals in 48kg Category! Dhillon received standing count for the second time before the referee decided to stop the contest. 

Nitu Ghanghas assures India of at least silver with a RSC win over Canada’s Priyanka Dhillon

Harmanpreet wins the toss for India and opts to bat!

After winning toss, Harmanpreet said, “We are going to bat first. It’s a fresh track and it’s going to remain the same throughout the game. Before the main game, everyone is performing. It’s right time to perform for the team. Our bowlers are doing well. I am really happy with the way they are bowling”.

Nitu Ghanghas wins the opening round 5-0 against Priyanka Dhillon in Women’s 48 semifinal

Nitu Ghanghas in action! She fights in her Over 45 kg to 48 kg semis against Priyanka Dhillon of Canada. The Indian is win away from assuring a gold/silver.

Error from Quek Izzac Yong and Achanta Sharath Kamal goes 2-0 up with an 11-7 win in the second game in men’s singles quarterfinals. Excellent start from the Indian, who has been agile to counter his opponent’s attacks.

Achanta Sharath Kamal takes the first game 11-6 against Singapore’s Quek Izzac Yong in men’s singles quarterfinal.

Two big events in line! Amit Panghal will be boxing Patrick Chinyemba in semis of over 48-51 kg finals from 3:30 pm, followed by Lawn Bowls fours finals from 4:30 pm where India take on Northern Ireland for the yellow metal.

Achanta Sharath Kamal in action shortly as he competes in his quarterfinal match in men’s singles table tennis.

Good start to the day! Sreeja Akula and Reeth Tennison also enter the quarters with a straight-game win over Chloe Zhang and Lara Whitton. The Indian pair wins 11-7, 11-4, 11-3.

Indian women’s cricket team will be eyeing to confirm a medal during the semi-final against England. Toss coming up at 3:00 pm… stay tuned for Live updates!

Batra and Chitale cruise to the quarterfinals! The Indian pair wasn’t tested against Oumehani Hosenally and Nandashwaree Jalim. Manika Batra and Diya Chitale win 11-5, 11-5, 11-3 against the Mauritius duo.

The women’s doubles pairs of Sreeja Akula & Reeth Tennison and Manika Batra & Divya Chitale are in action in their respective Round of 16 matches.

Wrestling action begins at 3:00 pm, with Ravi Dahiya and Vinesh Phogat in focus. Indian grapplers have put up an incredible show in the tournament, with six medals being claimed on Friday.

In Boxing, Nitu Ghanghas will be fighting in her Over 45 kg to 48 kg semis against Priyanka Dhillon of Canada.

Women’s 10km walk final will take place in which Bhawna Jat and Priyanka Goswami will be participating. The event starts at 3:00 pm.

The action shifts to Athletics from 2:50 pm, with Poonam Sharma, Sharmila and Santosh participating in the women’s F55- 57 Shot Put Finals.

In table tennis singles, ace paddler Achanta Sharath Kamal will be playing in his quarterfinal match from 2:40 pm onwards. The veteran will look for more success at the 2022 Games, having already claimed gold in the men’s team event.

The Indian doubles teams of Sreeja Akula and Reeth Tennison and Manika Batra and Diya Chatale will be playing their table tennis Round of 16 match to start off the action for the day.

India won six medals in wrestling on Friday – three golds, one silver and two bronze. The spotlight today will be on Ravi Dahiya and Vinesh Phogat as the nation expects more success in the sport.

Pooja Gehlot, Naveen, Pooja Sihag, Vinesh Phogat, Ravi Dahiya and Deepak Nehra in action in their matches today. Sihag, Dahiya and Nehra will be playing in the quarterfinals of their respective categories.

The previous day was a spectacular one for India, with a medal rush in wrestling. Bajrang Punia successfully defended his title and won his second successive gold medal at the Games, while Deepak Punia bagged his maiden medal in CWG and claimed gold.

Sakshi Malik also returned to her best and claimed gold to add more to India’s tally, and Anshu Malik clinched silver after losing her final bout.

Hello and welcome to the live coverage of the Commonwealth Games 2022! It’s an action-packed ninth day for India with Indian women’s cricket and hockey teams looking to enter the finals, while wrestlers look for more yellow metal at the event.

India will be looking forward to progressing further in the knockout stages in sports like badminton and table tennis as well. Stay tuned for LIVE updates!