Commonwealth Games 2022: India's schedule on August 1
Commonwealth Games with two more weightlifting events lined up on Monday. The judokas will also be in fray for the first time in the Games.
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Commonwealth Games with two more weightlifting events lined up on Monday. The judokas will also be in fray for the first time in the Games.
Pelatih asal Indonesia, Hendrawan, merelakan sepatu miliknya untuk pemain Jamaika yang apes saat bertanding. Sepatu Samuel Ricketts jebol, disodori agar bisa melanjutkan laga melawan tunggal Malaysia.
Women's Africa Cup of Nations champions, Banyana Banyana, dominate the list of the tournament's best 11 players.
The 22nd edition of the Commonwealth Games will begin at Birmingham, United Kingdom on July 28 and the mega event will conclude on August 8. The opening ceremony for the event will take place during the early hours of Friday, as per Indian Standard Time. The opening ceremony will begin at 4 AM IST. Then the first day of the mega event will see sports like hockey, women's cricket, and badminton taking centre stage. India women's cricket team will square off against Australia while India women's hockey team will start their campaign against Ghana.
Saturday, 23 July 2022, will be a historic day in South African football as Banyana Banyana edged Morocco 2-1 to win their maiden Women's Africa Cup of Nations title at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium.
RABAT (Reuters) - South Africa striker Hildah Magaia scored twice as they claimed their first Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title by beating hosts Morocco 2-1 in Saturday’s final.
RABAT : South Africa striker Hildah Magaia scored twice as they claimed their first Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title by beating hosts Morocco 2-1 in Saturday’s final.