CWG 2022 Medal Tally: How many medals India has so far in Commonwealth, know Pakistan’s number, see medal tally

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CWG 2022 Medal Tally: India had a great seventh day at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games 2022. On the seventh day of the Games, the process of winning medals continued in India’s bag. However, on Thursday, India could win only two medals. By the end of the seventh day’s event, India had a gold and a silver medal in its account. In this way, now the number of medals for India has gone up to 20 in which there are 6 gold, 7 silver and 7 bronze medals. In this way, India is currently at seventh place in the medal tally. On the other hand, India’s neighboring country Pakistan is at 20th place with one gold and one bronze.

Sreeshankar and Sudhir create history on Day 7 (CWG 2022 Day 7 Highlights)

For India, on the seventh day of the Commonwealth Games 2022, Murali Sreeshankar won the silver medal for India while creating history in the long jump. Sreeshankar has become the first player to win a medal for India in this competition. At the same time, Sudhir won the gold medal in Para Powerlifting. Sudhir has become the first player to win gold for India in powerlifting.

Boxers rocked

Indian boxers continued their stellar performance in the Commonwealth Games and assured seven medals on Thursday. Sagar Ahlawat, Amit Panghal Jasmine and Rohit Tokas made it to the semi-finals of their respective category for India on the seventh day of the CWG. Sagar, 22, from Haryana registered a 5-0 win over KD Evans Agnes of Seychelles in the quarterfinals of the men’s super heavyweight (+91kg) category. The boxer continued his dream run in his international debut and will now face Nigeria’s Ifini Onykwere in the last four.

Jasmine defeated New Zealand’s Troy Garten in a 4-1 split decision in the women’s lightweight (60kg) quarterfinals. Although it was a tough match, the Indian boxer dominated the first round. But in the second round, Garten made a comeback, which surprised the Indian boxer. A day after Nikhat Zareen (50kg), Neetu Ganghas (48kg) and Mohammad Hussamuddin (57kg) confirmed medals in their respective categories, Panghal, the silver medalist of the previous edition in Gold Coast, won the flyweight (48-51kg) quarters. A unanimous decision victory against Scotland’s Lennon Mulligan in the final.

Winners for India in CWG 2022 (CWG 2022 india medal winners name list)

First Medal: Sanket Mahadev Sagar (Silver Medal)

Second Medal: Gururaj Pujari (Bronze Medal)

Third Medal: Mirabai Chanu (Gold Medal)

Fourth Medal: Bindiyarani Devi (Silver Medal)

5th Medal: Jeremy Lalrinnunga (Gold Medal)

6th Medal: Achinta Shiuli (Gold Medal)

7th Medal: Sushila Devi (Silver Medal)

8th Medal: Vijay Kumar Yadav (Bronze Medal)

9th Medal: Harjinder Kaur (Bronze Medal)

10th Medal: Women’s Lawn Balls Team (Gold)

11th Medal: Men’s Table Tennis Team (Gold)

12th Medal: Vikas Thakur (Silver)

13th Medal: Mixed Badminton Team (Silver)

14th Medal: Lovepreet Singh (Bronze)

15th Medal: Saurav Ghoshal (Bronze)

16th Medal: Tulika Mann (Silver)

17th Medal: Gurdeep Singh (Bronze)

18th Medal: Tejaswin Shankar (Bronze)

19th Medal: Sudhir (Gold)

20th Medal: Murali Sreeshankar (Silver)

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