Live Updates Commonwealth Games 2018 Day 7 in Gold Coast: Ankur Mittal Adds Bronze to Bolster India's Medal Tally

India's Medals Tally on Day 7 - Shreyasi Singh - Gold in Women's Double Trap. Ankur Mittal - Bronze in Men's Double Trap and Om Prakash Mitharval in Bronze in the 50m Pistol event. 

Boxing: Out of the eight male boxers, seven have already assured India of medals at the Commonwealth Games. The focus will be on Manish Kaushik when he comes up for quarter final against Calum French later today to make that eight out of eight. 

Shooting: India's Ankur Mittal finishes with a Bronze Medal in the Men's Double Trap final with a score of 53. His compatriot Ashab finished fourth. 

Shooting: In the men's double trap final Ashab Mohammed, a Bronze medallist in Glasgow has finished fourth this time around. The three medallists will be Ankur Mittal, David McMath and Tim Kneale. 

Shooting: Men's Double Trap: The field is down to four now as Pakistan's Aamer Iqbal has been eliminated. Both the Indians very much in this and are doing well too. 

Shooting: In the Men's Double Trap, the first shooter has been eliminated and it's Australia's James Willet. Both Ashab and Ankur Mittal still very much in this. Ankur leads the pack of five at the moment.

Ashab Mohammed on 8/10 while Ankur Mittal continues to be a 10/10 so far..

Ankur Mittal and A.Mohammed with a 4/4agter the first couple of rounds so far..

India's Mary Kom who is assured of at least a Silver medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games might not go for the Asian Games to prepare for the World Championships 

Along with Shreyasi, India's Varsha was also in the Women's Double Trap event and she finished fourth. 

Shreyasi's Gold which is India's 12th at the Commonwealth Games this time round, is an upgrade from the Glasgow Games where she won a Silver.

Shooting: India's Shreyasi Singh has won the Gold Medal in the Women's Double Trap Event after beating Emma Cox in a shoot-off. 

Shooting: There is shoot-off for Gold between India's Shreyasi Singh and Emma Cox in the Women's Double Trap final. It is India vs Australia. India's Shreyasi will begin the shoot-off

Boxing: India's Vikas Krishan has assured himself of a medal after he qualified for the semi-final by beating Benny Muziyo 5-0 in the quarter finals. 

Vikas had qualified for the quarterfinals with a 5-0 win over Campbell Somerville in the Round of 16

Boxing: India’s Vikas Krishan Yadav will be in action soon as he looks to get his hands on an 8^th Boxing medal for India. He will be in 75kg category quarterfinals against Zambia's Benny Muziyo – the Bronze Medallist in Glasgow2014.

Table tennis: In the mixed doubles, India’s Sharath Kamal and Mouma Das have qualified to the Round of 16 stage after they beat Sri Lankan mixed doubles pair of Rohan Sirisena and Ishara Madurangi 11-6, 4-11, 11-9, 11-5.

Shooting: There could be more medals from the shooting ranges as Ashab Mohd and Ankur Mittal have qualified for the men’s double trap final. In the women’s double trap, Shreyasi Singh and Varsha Varman are beginning their final round. 

Gaurav Solanki is the first male boxer from India to enter the semi-finals of the Commonwealth Games this time round. He earned his right to be here by beating a more experienced Kavinder Singh Bisht in the trials back home.

Gaurav Solanki is the first male boxer from India to enter the semi-finals of the Commonwealth Games this time round. He earned his right to be here by beating a more experienced Kavinder Singh Bisht in the trials back home.

Boxing: Another Medal is assured for India after Gaurav Solanki books a berth in the semis (52 kg) by defeating Papua New Guinea’s Charles Keama 5-0

Boxing: India’s Gaurav Solanki (52kg) is in action and he is up against Papua New Guinea's Charles Keama in the QF. The first round saw the Indian land a few solid jabs against an explosive Keama.

Meanwhile, the organisers of the Commonwealth Games have urged athletes to be careful about their visas and not take the law into their own hands but to rather enjoy Australia and the Games while they are present. On Wednesday that the Cameroon team had told Queensland Police five male athletes, two boxers and three weightlifters, had gone missing from the Athletes' Village.

Squash: Defending champions Dipika Pallikal and Joshna Chinappa have defeated Tesni Evans and Deon Saffery of Wales 11-8, 7-11, 11-8 comfortably and are currently top of Pool C.

Shooting: In the Men’s Double Trap India’s Mohd Ashab is having a brilliant qualification round as he is on top after four rounds in the event with a score of 112. Ankur Mittal is fifth, just six shots behind with one more round to go.

Table Tennis: In the Men's Doubles India’s Harmeet Desai/Sanil Shetty have progressed to the Round of 16 after beating Britton Shemar/Franklin Christopher 11-6, 11-5, 11-7

Shooting: Meanwhile, in the Men's 50m Pistol finals, Jitu Rai was the first to be eliminated and reports suggest the marksman needs a rest after a gruelling start to the season. 

Shooting: In Men's Double Trap Qualifying, Md Ashab (112 points) and Ankur Mittal (106) have maintained their 1st and 5th positions, respectively, with only the fifth round left to shoot. Top six make it to the final.

Boxing: India's Sarita Devi has lost her 60kg category quarterfinal against the Australian boxer Anja Stridsman by unanimous decision. Score 5-0