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NELSPRUIT, South Africa : New Zealand coach Ian Foster says his side have improved their performance from the historic 2-1 home series loss to Ireland, despite a heaviest defeat by South Africa in 94 years at the Mbombela Stadium on Saturday.
On Day 10 of the ongoing Commonwealth Games, the India women's cricket team will square off against Australia in the gold medal match while the women's hockey team will face New Zealand in the bronze medal match. Shuttlers PV Sindhu and Kidambi Srikanth will also play their respective singles semi-finals while the likes of Nitu Ganghas, Amit Panghal, and Nikhat Zareen will have their final bouts at the ongoing Commonwealth Games.
Here's India's complete schedule of Day 10 at the CWG 2022:Hockey1:30 PM: India vs New Zealand Women - Bronze Medal Badminton2:20 PM: PV Sindhu vs Jia Min Yeo (Singapore) in Women's Singles Semifinal Athletics2:45 PM: Men's Triple Jump Final (Abdulla Aboobacker Narangolintevid, Eldhose Paul, Praveen Chithravel) Boxing3 PM: Nitu vs Demie-Jade Resztan (England) in 45kg-48kg (Minimumweight) Final Badminton3:10 PM: Lakshya Sen vs Jia Heng the (Singapore) in Men's Singles Semifinal Srikanth Kidambi vs Tze Yong NG (Malaysia) in Men's Singles Semifinal Boxing3:15 PM: Amit Panghal vs Kiaran Macdonald (England) in 48kg-51kg (Flyweight) Final Table Tennis3:35 PM: Sreeja Akula vs Yangzi Liu (Australia) in Women's Singles Bronze Medal Match Athletics3:50 PM: Men's 10,000m Race Walk Final (Amit, Sandeep Kumar) Badminton4 PM: Treesa Jolly/Gayatri Gopichand vs Tan Koong Le Pearly/Thinaah Muralitharan (Malaysia) in Women's Doubles Semifinal Athletics4:05 PM: Women's Javelin Throw Final (Annu Rani, Shilpa Rani) Badminton4:50 PM: Satwiksairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty vs Chan Peng Soon/Tan Kian Meng (Malaysia) in Men's Doubles Semifinal Athletics5:24 PM: Women's 4x100m Relay Final Table Tennis6:15 PM: Achanta Sharath Kamal/Sathiyan Gnanasekaran vs Paul Drinkhall/Liam Pitchford (England) in Men's Doubles Gold Medal Match Boxing7 PM: Nikhat Zareen vs Carly Mc Naul (Northern Ireland) in 48kg-50kg (Light Fly) Final Cricket T209:30 PM: India vs Australia Gold Medal Match Table Tennis9:50 PM: Achanta Sharath Kamal vs Paul Drinkhall (England) in Men's Singles Semifinal 1 Squash10:30 PM: Dipika Pallikal/Saurav Ghosal in Mixed Doubles Bronze Medal Match Table Tennis10:40 PM: Sathiyan Gnanasekaran vs Liam Pitchford (England) in Men's Singles
The India women's hockey team would look to put the horrendous 'clock' controversy behind its back while eyeing a podium finish when it takes on New Zealand in the bronze medal match in the Commonwealth Games on Sunday. A timekeeping faux pas by a technical official during the penalty shootout robbed India's opportunity as Australia beat the Savita Punia-led side 3-0 from one-one-situation. Both the teams were locked 1-1 at the end of regulation time.
BIRMINGHAM, England :Favourites Australia will face India for a Commonwealth Games gold medal in the women's 20-over cricket event after they defeated trans-Tasman rivals New Zealand by five wickets at Edgbaston on Saturday.
Under-fire New Zealand rugby coach Ian Foster said he believed his All Blacks team took "a step up" despite losing 26-10 to South Africa in the Rugby Championship opener in Mbombela on Saturday.
England’s Lewis Williams is raring to go as his chance of securing a Commonwealth gold medal on home turf is now “within touching distance”.
Vinesh became the first Indian woman wrestler to win three consecutive Commonwealth Games gold medals and the country, like the last edition, succeeded in winning medals in all 12 categories. Overall, India have won six gold, one silver and five bronze medals. In what was expected to be a tough opener against world championship bronze medallist Samantha Leigh Stewart, Vinesh reduced it to a no-contest and finished it in mere 36 seconds. Vinesh had the Canadian in a head lock from where she pushed her on the mat and in no time pinned her rival.