Commonwealth Games 2010
At XIX Commonwealth Games 2010, New Delhi

Today India won 6 Gold, 5 Silver and 3 Bronze medals ... We still manage to hold 2nd position with 20 Gold, 16 Silver and 12 Bronze Medal.

Again our shooters won 3 Gold medals ... Gagan won his 3rd Gold medal, Vijay Kumar and Omkar Singh won their 2nd Gold medal.

In wresting our women won 2 Gold and 1 Silver medal.

In Archery women managed to win Recurve Team Gold medal but our WR #1 Men lost against Aussie in semis so they ende winning only Bronze.

Ashish Kumar created history in Gymnastic winning Silver medal in Vault event.

Our Women Hockey our team defeated Trinidad and Tobago 7-0 in Pool A match.

Our boxers moved into quarters with comfortable win.

In tennis Somdev and Sania r in singles final in contrasting wins ... In the final Sania is facing top-seed Australain Anastasia Rodionova and Somi is facing Australian 5th seed Greg Jones ... But in mens doubles our both top 2 seeds, Lee & Hesh and Somi & Bops, lost in semis ... Nirupama Sanjeev and Poojashree also lost in 3 sets against 3rd seed Aussie pair.

Day 5
Wrestling - Women's Freestyle 59kg
Gold - Alka Tomar (IND)
Silver - Tonya Verbeek (CAN)
Bronze - Tega Tosin Richard (NGR)

Wrestling - Women's Freestyle 67kg
Gold - Anita (IND)
Silver - Megan Buydens (CAN)
Bronze - Ifeoma Iheanacho (NGR)

Shooting - Singles 10m Air Pistol Men Final
Gold - Omkar Singh (IND) (98 98 96 98 98 96 = 584+ 97.8) 681.8 CGR
Silver - Bin Gai (SIN) (98 96 96 95 98 97 = 580+96.2) 676.2
Bronze - Daniel Repacholi (AUS) (97 94 94 95 99 96 = 575+99.0) 674.0

Shooting - Pairs 50 m Rifle 3 Positions Men
Gold - India 2325 pts CGR
Gagan Narang (Prone - 100 99 98 100 = 397, Standing - 95 93 99 98 = 385, Kneeling - 96 96 95 98 = 385) 1167 pts
Imran Hassan Khan (Prone - 99 99 98 99 = 395, Standing - 94 97 96 94 = 381, Kneeling - 94 97 95 96 = 382) 1158 pts

Silver - England 2308 pts (105x)
James Huckle (Prone - 100 95 96 100 = 391, Standing - 94 96 98 95 = 383, Kneeling - 97 96 93 98 = 384)
Kenny Parr (Prone - 98 97 97 99 = 391, Standing - 93 96 94 92 = 375, Kneeling - 97 97 94 96 = 384) 1150 pts

Bronze - Scotland 2308 pts (104x)
Jonathan Hammond (Prone - 100 100 99 99 = 398, Standing - 90 94 94 93 = 371, Kneeling - 98 96 98 99 = 391) 1160 pts
Neil Stirton (Prone - 99 100 98 98 = 395, Standing - 94 94 92 92 = 372, Kneeling - 96 97 94 94 = 381) 1148 pts

Shooting - Singles 25 m Rapid Fire Pistol Men
Gold - Vijay Kumar (IND) (Stage 1 - 99 100 96, Stage 2 - 96 98 94 = 583+204.5) 787.5 CGR
Silver - Hasli Izwan Amir Hasan (MAS) (Stage 1 - 99 97 93, Stage 2 - 98 96 93 = 576+184.3) 760.3
Bronze - Gurpreet Singh (IND) (Stage 1 - 98 98 93, Stage 2 - 96 98 86 = 569+189.7) 758.7

Archery Recurve Team Women
Gold - India
Dola Banerjee
Deepika Kumari
Bombayala Devi Laishram

Silver - England
Naomi Anne Folkard
Amy Lee Oliver
Alison Jane Williamson

Bronze - Canada
Marie-Pier Beaudet
Alana MacDougall
Kateri Vrakking

Wrestling - Women's Freestyle 51kg
Gold - - Ifeoma Christiana Nwoye (NGR)
Silver - Babita Kumari (IND)
Bronze - Jessica MacDonald (CAN)

Gymnastics Artistic - Vault Men
Gold - Luke Folwell (ENG) (15.850 15.675) 15.762
Silver - Ashish Kumar (IND) (16.150 14.475) 15.312
Bronze - Ian Galvan (CAN) (15.075 15.000) 15.037

Badminton - Mixed Team
Gold - Malaysia
Silver - India
Bronze - England

India l Malaysia 1-3
Jwala Gutta (IND)/ Diju Valiya Veetil (IND) l Kien Keat Koo (MAS)/ Ee Hui Chin (MAS) 14-21 21-10 10-21
Kashyap Parupalli (IND) l Chong Wei Lee (MAS) 18-21 7-21
Saina Nehwal (IND) bt Mew Choo Wong (MAS) 24-26 21-17 21-14
Rupesh Kumar (IND)/ Sonave Thomas (IND) l Kien Keat Koo (MAS)/ Boon Heong Tan(MAS) 12-21 19-21

Shooting - Pairs Trap Men
Gold - Australia 198 CGR
Michael Diamond (25 25 25 25) 100
Adam Vella (24 24 25 25) 98

India - 197
Mansher Singh (25 24 25 25) 99
Manavjit Singh Sandhu (23 25 25 25) 98

England 193
Aaron Heading (25 25 24 25) 99
Dave Kirk (24 22 24 24) 94

Table Tennis - Women
Gold - Singapore
Silver - India
Bronze - Malaysia

Athletics - 10000m Women
Gold - Grace Kwamboka Momanyi (KEN) 32:34.11
Silver - Doris Chepkwemo Changeywo (KEN) 32:36.97
Bronze - Kavita Raut (IND) 33:05.28

Archery Recurve Team Men
Gold - Australia
Matthew Grsy
MAT Masonwells
Taylor Worth

Silver - Malaysia
Muhammad Izzuddin Abdul Rahim
Chu Sian Cheng
Arif Farhan Ibrahim Purta

Bronze - India
Rahul Banerjee
Tarundeep Rai
Jayanta Talukdar