India claims 14 medal on Day 9 of 2022 CWG Games; total medal tally reaches 40

India claims 14 medal on Day 9 of 2022 CWG Games; total medal tally reaches 40

• On Day 9 of Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games on August 06, the Indian contingents won a total of 14 medals, including 4 gold medals, 3 silver medals, and 7 bronze medals.
• In wrestling, Ravi Dahiya (Men’s 57 kg), Vinesh Phogat (Women’s 53 kg) and Naveen Kumar (Men’s 74 kg ) won gold in their respective categories.
• The fourth gold medal came from star Indian para table tennis player Bhavina Patel in the women’s singles class 3-5.
• The three silver medal have been won by Priyanka Goswami and Avinash Sable in athletics and men’s lawn bowls team (men’s fours).
• Bronze medal came from, Pooja Gehlot, Pooja Sihag and Deepak Nehra in wrestling, Jaismine Lamboria, Rohit Tokas and Mohammad Hussamuddin in boxing and Sonalben Manubhai Patel in para table tennis.
• Now the overall medal won by India so far in the Games has reached 40. This includes 13 gold, 11 silver and 16 bronze medals.
• With this, India’s standing at the medal table is at the 5th place.

List of Total Medals won by India till date at 2022 CWG – 40

Gold (13)

1. Mirabai Chanu – Women’s 49kg (Weightlifting)
2. Jeremy Lalrinnunga – Men’s 67kg (Weightlifting)
3. Achinta Sheuli – Men’s 73kg (Weightlifting)
4. Rupa Rani Tirkey, Lovely Choubey, Pinki and Nayanmoni Saikia – Women’s Fours (Lawn Bowls)
5. Sathiyan Gnanasekaran, Sharath Kamal, Harmeet Desai and Sanil Shetty – Men’s Team (Table Tennis)
6. Sudhir – Men’s heavyweight (para powerlifting)
   
7. Bajarang Punia – Men’s 65kg (Wrestling)
8. Deepak Punia – Men’s 86kg (Wrestling)
9. Sakshi Malik – Women’s 62kg Freestyle (Wrestling)
10. Ravi Dahiya -Men’s 57 kg (Wrestling)
11. Vinesh Phogat – Women’s 53kg (Wrestling)
12. Naveen Kumar – Men’s 74 kg (Wrestling)
13. Bhavina Patel – Women’s singles class 3-5 (para table tennis)

Silver (11)

1. Sanket Mahadev Sargar – Men’s 55kg (Weightlifting)
2. Bidyarani Devi – Women’s 55kg (Weightlifting)
3. Likmabam Sushila Devi – Women’s 48kg (Judo)
4. Vikas Thakur – Men’s 96kg (Weightlifting)
5. Indian badminton mixed team
6. Tulika Maan – Women’s 78kg (Judo)
7. Murali Sreeshankar – Long Jump
8. Anshu Malik – Women’s Freestyle 57kg (Wrestling)
9. Avinash Sable – Men’s 3000 Steeplechase Racing (Athletics)
10. Priyanka Goswami – Women’s 10,000m Racewalk (Athletics)
11. Men’s lawn bowls team – (men’s fours)

Bronze (16)

1. Gururaja Poojary – Men’s 61kg (Weightlifting)
2. Vijay Kumar Yadav – Men’s 60kg (Judo)
3. Harjinder Kaur – Women’s 71kg (Weightlifting)
4. Tejaswin Shankar – Men’s High Jump
5. Lovepreet Singh – Men’s 109kg (Weightlifting)
6. Gurdeep Singh – Men’s 109kg+ (Weightlifting)
7. Saurav Ghosal – Men’s Single (Squash)
8. Divya Kakran – women’s 68kg (Wrestling)
9. Mohit Grewal – men’s 125kg (Wrestling)
10. Pooja Gehlot – women’s 50 kg (Wrestling)
11. Pooja Sihag – women’s 76 kg (Wrestling)
12. Deepak Nehra- men’s 97kg (Wrestling)
13. Jaismine Lamboria – women’s lightweight 60kg (Boxing)
14. Rohit Tokas – Men’s 67kg Welterweight (Boxing)
15. Mohammad Hussamuddin -Men’s 57kg Featherweight(Boxing)
16. Sonalben Manubhai Patel – para table tennis