Boxing | The 19-year-old Naman Tanwar bags a bronze medal after losing to Australia's Jason Whateley in the men's 91 kg semi-finals.
Apr 13, 08:01 AM (IST)
Here is India's latest medal tally:
With Naman Tanwar's bronze addition, India's medal tally increases to 35.
Gold - 16
Silver - 8
Bronze - 11
Apr 13, 12:40 PM (IST)
Wrestling | India's Pooja Dhanda is in action against Cameroon's Joseph Essombe Tiako in women's freestyle 57kg.
Apr 13, 12:39 PM (IST)
Table Tennis | England's Samuel Walker increases his lead against India's Sathiyan Gnanasekaran after the third game 11-8, 11-8, 13-11.
Apr 13, 12:36 PM (IST)
Table Tennis | Indian pair Harmeet Desai and Shankar Sanil Shetty will be up against England's Paul Drinkhall and Liam Pitchford in men's doubles semi-finals.
Table Tennis | England's Samuel Walker is leading even in the third game against India's Sathiyan Gnanasekaran in men's singles quarter-finals.
Apr 13, 12:20 PM (IST)
Table Tennis | Indian pair Sharath Achanta and Sathiyan Gnanasekaran will shortly compete against Singapore's Koen En Yew Pang and Ethan Feng Shao Poh in men's doubles semi-finals.
Craving out a niche: gold medallist Anish Bhanwala creates history
Anish Bhanwala, a boy aged 15, trumped, in style, the men on his way to becoming India's youngest ever gold medallist at the Commonwealth Games, the incredible talent making up for his lack of experience with skills, which hogged the limelight here today.
In a sensational CWG debut, Anish shot a Games record score of 30 to claim the top prize in the men's 25m rapid fire pistol event. Anish entered the six-man finals having topped the second stage of qualification with a total score of 580 and 22 central bulls.
The youngest in the field, he showed nerves of steel and led the more experienced shooters through the event to emerge a deserving champion. Australia's Sergei Evglevski claimed the silver with 28, while the bronze medal went to Sam Gowin (17) of England.
India's other entrant in the event, Neeraj Kumar (13) was the second shooter to be eliminated in the finals after a shoot-off. By winning the gold, Anish bettered team-mate 16-year-old Manu Bhaker, who had become the youngest Indian Commonwealth Games gold medallist earlier this week when she emerged champion in the 10m air rifle finals.
Facing stiff competition from Australian shooter Evglevski, Anish held his nerve and kept his focus through eight rounds to emerge on top.
Apr 13, 11:56 AM (IST)
Shooting | Shreyasi Singh puts up a good show in women's trap finals.
Apr 13, 11:53 AM (IST)
Shooting | Indian shooter Shreyasi Singh gets eliminated in women's trap finals.
Apr 13, 11:51 AM (IST)
Shooting | Pressure builds on Shreyasi Singh to hit the targets and win another medal at the Commonwealth Games 2018 Gold Coast.
Apr 13, 11:49 AM (IST)
Shooting | A neck-to-neck competition is seen in women's trap finals. (Image: Commonwealth Games official website)
Apr 13, 11:46 AM (IST)
Shooting | Shooter Shreyasi Singh is at the fifth spot in women's trap finals.
Apr 13, 11:45 AM (IST)
Shooting | In women's trap finals, the leading positions are changing constantly. India hopes Shreyasi bags another medal for the country.
Apr 13, 11:43 AM (IST)
Shooting | Australia's Laetisha Scanlan is in top as of now, while India's Shreyasi Singh is at the fifth spot.
Apr 13, 11:40 AM (IST)
Shooting | The game is getting very exited in women's trap finals. All eyes on Shreyasi Singh to bag another medal for India.
highlights
Naman Tanwar bags bronze in 91 kg boxing event
Here is India's latest medal tally:
Craving out a niche: gold medallist Anish Bhanwala creates history
At 15, Anish Bhanwala wins gold and creates history Brisbane
India to appeal against CGF decision to send back two athletes
Athletics duo faces AFI sanctions for needle violation at CWG
Anish Bhanwala wins gold in 25m rapid fire pistol
Javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra qualifies for finals
K T Irfan, Rakesh Babu sent home from CWG for breach of No Needle Policy
Tejaswini Sawant wins gold, Anjum Moudgil scores silver in 50m rifle 3 positions final
Here is India's schedule for the events at Commonwealth Games 2018 Gold Coast today:
Naman Tanwar bags bronze in 91 kg boxing event
Boxing | The 19-year-old Naman Tanwar bags a bronze medal after losing to Australia's Jason Whateley in the men's 91 kg semi-finals.
Here is India's latest medal tally:
With Naman Tanwar's bronze addition, India's medal tally increases to 35.
Gold - 16
Silver - 8
Bronze - 11
Wrestling | India's Pooja Dhanda is in action against Cameroon's Joseph Essombe Tiako in women's freestyle 57kg.
Table Tennis | England's Samuel Walker increases his lead against India's Sathiyan Gnanasekaran after the third game 11-8, 11-8, 13-11.
Table Tennis | Indian pair Harmeet Desai and Shankar Sanil Shetty will be up against England's Paul Drinkhall and Liam Pitchford in men's doubles semi-finals.
Table Tennis | England's Samuel Walker is leading even in the third game against India's Sathiyan Gnanasekaran in men's singles quarter-finals.
Table Tennis | Indian pair Sharath Achanta and Sathiyan Gnanasekaran will shortly compete against Singapore's Koen En Yew Pang and Ethan Feng Shao Poh in men's doubles semi-finals.
Table Tennis | England's Samuel Walker is leading in two games against India's Sathiyan Gnanasekaran in men's singles quarter-finals.
Table Tennis | India's Sathiyan Gnanasekaran is in action against England's Samuel Walker in men's singles quarter-finals.
Craving out a niche: gold medallist Anish Bhanwala creates history
Anish Bhanwala, a boy aged 15, trumped, in style, the men on his way to becoming India's youngest ever gold medallist at the Commonwealth Games, the incredible talent making up for his lack of experience with skills, which hogged the limelight here today.
In a sensational CWG debut, Anish shot a Games record score of 30 to claim the top prize in the men's 25m rapid fire pistol event. Anish entered the six-man finals having topped the second stage of qualification with a total score of 580 and 22 central bulls.
The youngest in the field, he showed nerves of steel and led the more experienced shooters through the event to emerge a deserving champion. Australia's Sergei Evglevski claimed the silver with 28, while the bronze medal went to Sam Gowin (17) of England.
India's other entrant in the event, Neeraj Kumar (13) was the second shooter to be eliminated in the finals after a shoot-off. By winning the gold, Anish bettered team-mate 16-year-old Manu Bhaker, who had become the youngest Indian Commonwealth Games gold medallist earlier this week when she emerged champion in the 10m air rifle finals.
Facing stiff competition from Australian shooter Evglevski, Anish held his nerve and kept his focus through eight rounds to emerge on top.
Shooting | Shreyasi Singh puts up a good show in women's trap finals.
Shooting | Indian shooter Shreyasi Singh gets eliminated in women's trap finals.
Shooting | Pressure builds on Shreyasi Singh to hit the targets and win another medal at the Commonwealth Games 2018 Gold Coast.
Shooting | A neck-to-neck competition is seen in women's trap finals. (Image: Commonwealth Games official website)
Shooting | Shooter Shreyasi Singh is at the fifth spot in women's trap finals.
Shooting | In women's trap finals, the leading positions are changing constantly. India hopes Shreyasi bags another medal for the country.
Shooting | Australia's Laetisha Scanlan is in top as of now, while India's Shreyasi Singh is at the fifth spot.
Shooting | The game is getting very exited in women's trap finals. All eyes on Shreyasi Singh to bag another medal for India.
Shooting | A very close competition in women's trap finals. Indian shooter Shreyasi Singh is maintaining her position in the top three.
Shooting | Indian shooter Shreyasi Singh is leading in women's trap finals. (Image: Commonwealth Games official website)
Table Tennis | India's Sathiyan Gnanasekaran will be competing against England's Samuel Walker in men's singles quarter-finals in a short while.
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Boxing | The 19-year-old Naman Tanwar loses to Australia's Jason Whateley in men's 91 kg semi-finals. (Image: Commonwealth Games official website)