Commonwealth Games 2022, Day 9: All India Fixtures

Day 9 of the ongoing Commonwealth Games will see grappler athlete Vinesh Phogat begin his campaign. India’s women’s cricket team will play England in the semi-finals while the men’s hockey team will face South Africa in the semi-final. Table tennis player Para Bhavina Patel will start in the gold medal match.

Manju Bala will feature in the women’s hammer throw final while boxers Amit Panghal, Nitu Ganghas and Nikhat Zareen will all take part in their respective semi-finals.

Here is the full schedule of Day 9 in India for the ongoing Commonwealth Games

Table tennis (2pm)– Women’s Doubles Round of 16 (Akula Sreeja / Reeth Tennison), Women’s Doubles Round of 16 (Manika Batra / Diya Parag Chitale, 2pm), Mixed Doubles Semifinals (Achanta Sharath Kamal / Akula Sreeja, 6pm)

Para-athletes (2:50 pm)– female F55-57 shooting finals (Poonam Sharma, Sharmila Santhosh)

Athletics (3pm)– women’s 10km walking final (Bhawna Jat, Priyanka Goswami), men’s 3000 m downhill final (Avinash Sable, 4:20 PM), women’s 4*100 relay, Round 1 (Hima Das, Dutee Chand, Srabani) Nanda Simi, 4:45pm), women’s hammer throw final (Manju Bala, 11:30pm), men’s 5000m final (Avinash Sable, 12:40am), women’s 200m final (Hima Das, if qualified). event, 2:14 am)

Boxing (3pm) – 45-48 kg upper semi-final (Nitu Ganghas), 48-51 kg upperweight semi-final (Amit Panghal, 3:30 pm), 48-50 kg upperweight semi-final (Nikhat Zareen, 7:15 pm), 57-60 kg upper semi-final (Jaismine Lamboria , 8 pm), 63.5-67 kg upperweight semi-final (Rohit Tokas, 12:45 am), 92 kg upperweight semi-final (Sagar Ahlawat, 1:30 am). shining)

Wrestling (3pm onwards)– Pooja Gehlot, Naveen, Vinesh Phogat, Pooja Sihag, Ravi Kumar Dahiya, Deepak Nehra

Women’s Cricket (3:30pm)– Semi-final India vs England

Badminton – Women’s doubles quarterfinals (Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand), women’s singles quarterfinals (PV Sindhu), men’s singles quarterfinals (Kidambi Srikanth)

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Hockey (10:30pm) – Men’s Semi-Final (India vs South Africa)

Para Table-Tennis (10:45 PM) – bronze medal in men’s singles class 3-5 (Raj Aravindan Alagar), bronze medal in women’s singles class 3-5 (Sonalben Manubhai Patel, 12:15 am), gold medal in women’s singles class 3-5 (Bhavina Patel, 1st place) am)