Results of Day 5, 2nd August, for Indian contingent in CWG 2022

It was a golden day for the Indian contingent in the Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham. The women’s lawn bowls team created history by winning the first-ever gold in the history of the sport at the Commonwealth Games. Later on, the men’s table tennis team also defeated Singapore in the finals of their respective events.

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Apart from this women’s hockey lost in their respective Pool Match. Weightlifter Vikas Thakur also won the silver after ending in the sixth position during the event. So, discussing all the results on day 5 of CWG 2022, here we’ll have a look at the roundup of day 5.

Lawn Bowls

India 17-10 South Africa – WON GOLD MEDAL –  Women’s Fours Finals

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New Zealand 18-9 India – Women’s Pairs Round 1

India 15–11 New Zealand – Women’s Triples Round 1

Mridul Borgohain 8–21 Shannon Mcilroy – Men’s Singles Round 1

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India 14-11 Fiji – Men’s Fours Round 1

England 24-11 India – Women’s Triples Round 2

Weightlifting

Vikas Thakur – 346KG (155 S + 191 C&J) (WON SILVER MEDAL) –  Men’s 96KG Finals

Punam Yadav – DNF – Women’s 76KG Final

Usha Bannur Natesh Kumara – 205KG (95kg S + 110kg C&J) – Finished 6th – Women’s 87 KG Finals 6th

Table Tennis

India 3-1 Singapore – (WON GOLD MEDAL) – Men’s Team Gold Medal Match

Swimming

Kushagra Rawat –  4th – 15:47.77s (Q) Men’s 1500m Freestyle Heat 2

Advait Page – 4th – 15:39.25s (Q) Men’s 1500m Freestyle Heat 1

Srihari Nataraj – 3rd – 2:00.84s (NR) Men’s 200m Backstroke Heat 2

Athletics

Murali Shreeshankar – 8.05m (Q) Men’s Long Jump Qualifying Round

Muhammed Anees Yahiya – 7.68m (Q) Men’s Long Jump Qualifying Round

Manpreet Kaur – 16.78m (Q),  Women’s Shot Put Qualifying Round

Hockey

India 1–3 England – Women’s Pool A

Squash

Sunayna Kuruvilla 3-0 Faiza Zafar (Pakistan) – Women’s Plate Semi-Finals

Saurav Ghoshal 0-3 Paul Coll (New Zealand) – Men’s Singles Semi-Finals

Boxing

Rohit Tokas 5-0 Alfred Kotey (Ghana) – Men’s 63.5–67KG Round of 16

Badminton

Malaysia 3-1 India – (WON SILVER MEDAL) – Mixed Team Finals

Athletics

Seema Punia, Navjeet Kaur Dhillon – Women’s Discuss Throw Final – 5th (55.92); 8th (53.51)