Commonwealth Games 2010
At XIX Commonwealth Games 2010, New Delhi

Today India won 4 Gold, 1 Silver and 2 Bronze ... So our tally is 36 Gold, 26 Silver and 34 Bronze medals and we r in 3rd position behind Australia and England.

In boxing Suranjoy Mayengbam of India has won the flyweight final after a walkover from his opponent ... Manoj Kumar won second boxing Gold with convincing victory over British boxer Bradley Saunders 11-2 ... Paramjeet Samota played intelligent bout to won Super Heavy Weight Gold medal beating Tariq Abdul Haqq 5-1.

In table tennis, Achanta Sharath Kamal and Subhajit Saha lost in mens singles semi-final but they r in doubles final beating British pair saving match point from 1-2 down ... In doubles final they take revenge of their singles losses against Singaporean pair Ning Gao and Zi Yang .. They won final by 3-2, 9-11 12-10 11-4 5-11 11-8 ... Poulomi Ghatak and Mouma Das lost easily against Singaporean pair in womens semi-final.

On last day in shooting our shooters managed only 1 silver and bronze ... In Singles 10m Air Pistol Women, Heena Sidhu failed to win Gold medal by 0.3 pts, due to not so accurate shooting ... Samaresh Jung won Bronze in Singles 25m Standard Pistol Men event ... In another disappointing performance Gagan Narang failed to qualify for the final and Hariom Singh finished 8th in Singles 50m Rifle Prone Men event.

In badminton men's single Bronze Medal Match, Kashyap Parupalli defeated his senior partner Chetan Anand in straight games, 21-15 21-18, to won Bronze medal.


Day 10
Boxing - Light Welter Weight (64kg) Men
Gold - Manoj Kumar (IND)
Silver - Bradley Saunders (ENG)
Bronze - Valentino Knowles (BAH) and Louis Colin (MRI)

Boxing - Super Heavy Weight (+91 kg) Men
Gold - Paramjeet Samota (IND)
Silver - Tariq Abdul Haqq (TRI)
Bronze - Junior Fa (TON) and Blaise Yepmou (CMR)

Boxing - Fly Weight (52kg) Men
Gold - Suranjoy Mayengbam (IND)
Silver - Benson Njangiru (KEN)
Bronze - Haroon Iqbal (PAK) and Oteng Oteng (BOT)

Table Tennis - Men's Doubles
Gold - Sharath Kamal Achanta (IND)/ Subhajit Saha (IND)
Silver - Ning Gao (SIN)/ Zi Yang (SIN)
Bronze - Andrew Baggaley (ENG)/ Liam Pitchford (ENG)

Shooting - Singles 10 m Air Pistol Women
Gold - Pei Chin Bibiana Ng (MAS) (93 98 96 96) 383 + 98.9 = 481.9 pts
Silver - Heena Sidhu (IND) (96 95 97 95) 383 + 98.6 = 481.6 pts
Bronze - Dina Aspandiyarova (AUS) (96 92 97 95) 380 + 98.8 = 478.8 pts

Shooting - Singles 25 m Standard Pistol Men
Gold - Bin Gai (150 sec - 98.0 97.0 = 195.0, 20 sec - 92.0 95.0 = 187.0, 10 sec - 93.0 95.0 = 188.0) 570.0 pts
Silver - Roger Peter Daniel (TRI) (150 sec - 96.0 93.0 = 189.0, 20 sec - 95.0 96.0 = 191.0, 10 sec - 92.0 91.0 = 183.0) 563.0
Bronze - Samaresh Jung (IND) (150 sec - 93.0 95.0 = 188.0, 20 sec - 92.0 95.0 = 187.0, 10 sec - 91.0 93.0 = 184.0) 559.0 pts

Boxing - Middle Weight (75kg) Men
Gold - Eamonn O'Kane (NIR)
Silver - Anthony Ogogo (ENG)
Bronze - Vijender Singh (IND) and Keiran Harding (WAL)

Boxing - Welter Weight (69kg) Men
Gold - Patrick Gallagher (NIR)
Silver - Callum Smith (ENG)
Bronze - Dilbag Singh (IND) and Carl Hield (BAH)

Boxing - Light Weight (60kg) Men
Gold - Thomas Stalker (ENG)
Silver - Josh Taylor (SCO)
Bronze - Jai Bhagwan (IND) and Lomalito Moala (TON)

Boxing - Light Fly Weight (46-49kg) Men
Gold - Paddy Barnes (NIR)
Silver - Jafet Uutoni (NAM)
Bronze - Amandeep Singh (IND) and Muhammad Waseem (PAK)