New Delhi: India continues to perform well in the Commonwealth Games 2022. In the final match of table tennis mixed doubles, India’s brilliant pair Sharath Kamal and Shreeja Akula, creating history, have captured the gold medal. In the final held, he defeated Malaysia’s Jawen Choon and Keren Line 3-1. With this win, both the Indian pair have created history in the Commonwealth Games.
GOLD FOR SHARATH AND SREEJA 🔥
🇮🇳's dynamic #TableTennis Mixed Doubles 🏓pair – the young sensation #SreejaAkula & the evergreen @sharathkamal1 team up to clinch the GOLD 🥇 at #CommonwealthGames2022
🇮🇳 wins 3-1 against 🇲🇾 in the XD final
A pairing to remember! 🤩#Cheer4India pic.twitter.com/oFRtlnOOjQ
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Achanta Sharath Kamal 40-year-old defied age in a gold medal match with Sreeja Akula in mixed doubles over Malaysia’s Jawen Chung and Karen Layne 11-4, 9-11, 11-5, 11-6.This is India’s 18th gold medal at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games.
India has 18 Gold, 12 Silver and 19 Bronze in its account. India has overtaken New Zealand to take the fifth position. New Zealand has a total of 46 medals including 17 Gold, 12 Silver and 17 Bronze.
Gold Medal Winners for India so far:
Mirabai Chanu in Weightlifting (Women’s 46 kg category)
Jeremy Lalrinnunga in Weightlifting (Men’s 67 kg category)
Achinta Sheuli in Weightlifting (Men’s 73 kg category)
Bajrang Punia in Wrestling (Men’s 65 kg category)
Deepak Punia in Wrestling (Men’s 86 kg category)
Sakshi Malik in Wrestling (Women’s 63 kg category)
Lawn Bowl women’s team
Men’s Table Tennis team
Sudhir in para Powerlifting
Ravi Dahiya in Wrestling (Men’s 57 kg category)
Vinesh Phogat in Wrestling (Women’s 53 kg category)
Naveen Malik in Wrestling (Men’s 74 kg category)
Bhavina Patel in Para Table Tennis Women’s singles
Nitu Ghanghas in Boxing (Women’s 48 kg category)
Amit Panghal in Boxing (Men’s 51 kg category)
Eldhose Paul in Men’s Triple Jump
Nikhat Zareen in Boxing (Women’s 50kg category)
Sharath Kamal-Sreeja Akula Win Gold In Table Tennis Mixed Doubles
