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PKL FINAL 1, Jaipur Pink Panthers vs Puneri Paltan, Full Match Report #PKLfinal #PKL9 #prokabaddi #prokabbadi2022 #JaipurvsPune #finalpanga #prokabaddi2022highlights #prokabaddi #pkl9Final #prokabaddiFinal #jaipurpinkpanthers #jaipurpinkpanther #PKLfinalMatch #highlights Jaipur Pink Panthers defeated a formidable Puneri Paltan 33-29 to win their second Pro Kabaddi League title after eight years at NSCI Dome, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Indoor Stadium, Mumbai. The inaugural champions become the second most successful team of the league after Patna Pirates with two titles in their kitty. The game started slowly with both teams being cautious in their approach. It was Puneri Paltan who started leading the game early on but Jaipur Pink Panthers started making inroads with an 8-7 lead in the 13th minute. All-rounder Nabibaksh came with a dual role as he first tackled Ajith Kumar and then got Sahul Kumar during his raid with Puneri Paltan leading 10-8. Jaipur Pink Panthers retaliated with Ajith doing a 2-point raid and Reza taking out Akash Shinde in the 19th minute. The first half ended with Jaipur Pink Panthers taking a 14-12 lead. Puneri Paltan conceded an early ALL-OUT in the second half as Jaipur took out both remaining players. After the all-out Puneri Paltan were quick to retaliate as Akash Shinde came up with a 2-point raid. Substitute Aditya Shinde came on the mat to take a quick point as Puneri Paltan reduced the score to 19-23. The back and forth between the two teams ensured that none of them had a clear advantage. Puneri Paltan tried their best to chase the game but Jaipur's smartness kept them away. Jaipur held on to their lead in the last crunch moments to take away the trophy. Jaipur skipper Sunil tackled Akash Shinde in the last seconds which looked like a wrestling bout and that was the crowning moment for Jaipur Pink Panthers. Web: hindustanheadlines.in Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/khelsangram Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/khelsangram/

PKL 9, Pro Kabaddi League 2022: Semi-final 2, Puneri Paltan vs Tamil Thalaivas, Match Preview

Semi-final 2, Puneri Paltan vs Tamil Thalaivas, Match Preview #PKL9 #prokabaddi #prokabbadi2022 #PuneriPaltanVsTamilThalaivas Puneri Paltan qualified for the semi-finals after finishing second in the league stage. During the league stage, Puneri Paltan were involved in two thrilling matches against Tamil Thalaivas. They won one of those games 35-34 and lost the other by the same scoreline. However, they will be confident about winning on Thursday, especially with their attack looking strong with their raiding trio of Aslam Inamdar (138 raid points), Akash Shinde (131 raid points) and Mohit Goyat (120 raid points). They are defensively solid as well with captain Fazel Atrachali leading the way with 51 tackle points. The likes of Sombir (35 tackle points), Abinesh Nadarajan (29 tackle points) and Sanket Sawant (28 tackle points) have also contributed. Meanwhile, Tamil Thalaivas will be making their first-ever semi-final appearance after beating Dabang Delhi K.C. in an exhilarating tie-breaker in Eliminator 2. A lot will depend on the young shoulders of Narender as far as the Thalaivas’ raiding department goes. He has amassed 232 raid points this season and has been well supported by Ajinkya Pawar (123 raid points). Himanshu Singh has been their next best raider with 45 raid points and needless to say, he’ll be keen on adding to his tally in the semi-final. On the defensive front, Sahil Gulia (54 tackle points) and Sagar (53 tackle points) have been their top performers, while M. Abishek and Mohit have chipped in with 39 and 30 tackle points respectively. Puneri Paltan and Tamil Thalaivas have met in eight vivo Pro Kabaddi matches. The two teams have won three matches apiece. Two matches finished in ties. Web: hindustanheadlines.in Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/khelsangram Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/khelsangram/ Presented by Avinash Singh, Khel Sangram Label : KAT Media ©

PKL 9, Pro Kabaddi League 2022: Semi-final 1, Jaipur Pink Panthers vs Bengaluru Bulls, Match Preview

Semi-final 1, Jaipur Pink Panthers vs Bengaluru Bulls, Match Preview #PKL9 #prokabaddi #prokabbadi2022 #JaipurvsBengaluru After topping the standings at the end of the league stage, Jaipur Pink Panthers will be eager to continue their fine form this season in the semi-final against Bengaluru Bulls. The Panthers have already beaten the Bulls once in the ongoing campaign but they’ve also lost once against the southerners. They will be keen to get the better of the Bulls once again come Thursday and will be hoping that Arjun Deshwal (286 raid points) will be in top form. Deshwal has had support in attack from the likes of V Ajith Kumar (81 raid points) and Rahul Chaudhari (69 raid points). In defence, Ankush with 81 tackle points has been their best performer, while Sunil Kumar (58 tackle points), Sahul Kumar (43 tackle points) and Reza Mirbagheri (30 tackle points) have all made healthy contributions. Bengaluru Bulls, on the other hand, qualified for the semi-finals after beating Dabang Delhi K.C. in Eliminator 1. The Bulls will be confident about their chances and will hope that they can qualify for the final at the expense of the Panthers. To beat the Panthers, their raiding duo of Bharat (272 raid points) and Vikash Kandola (130 raid points) have to be at their best. Neeraj Narwal and Sachin Narwal are their next best raiders with 90 and 37 raid points respectively. Defensively, Saurabh Nandal (68 tackle points) has been the team’s top performer, while Aman isn’t far behind with his 56 tackle points. Captain Mahender Singh and Neeraj Narwal have also chipped in with 44 and 21 tackle points respectively. Jaipur Pink Panthers and Bengaluru Bulls have faced each other on 17 occasions. Both teams have won eight matches each, while one game ended in a tie Web: hindustanheadlines.in Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/khelsangram Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/khelsangram/ Presented by Avinash Singh, Khel Sangram Label : KAT Media ©

Saurashtra vs Maharashtra, Saurashtra won the title | Vijay Hazare Trophy 2022, FINAL: Highlights MAH 248/9 (50) SAUR 249/5 (46.3) Saurashtra won by 5 Wickets Man of The Match: Sheldon Jackson #VijayHazareTrophyFINAL #VijayHazareTrophy #SAURvsMAH #FINAL #SheldonJackson #Saurashtra #Maharastra #SaurashtrawonVijayHazare #SaurastraWon Sheldon Jackson's 133 not out overshadowed Ruturaj Gaikwad's 108 as Saurashtra secured a five-wicket victory over Maharashtra in Ahmedabad on Friday (December 2) to lift the Vijay Hazare Trophy for the first time since their title triumph in 2008. Gaikwad registered his third hundred on the trot, extending his tally to four from five games in the 2022 edition of the competition, but Maharashtra's batters were largely kept in check by the Saurashtra bowlers as they finished with 248/9 in their 50 overs. A 125-run opening partnership involving Jackson and Harvik Desai then provided the platform for the chase, and the 36-year-old Jackson formed useful alliances with the middle order batters to finish unbeaten and take his side over the line. Jackson had the company of Chirag Jani to provide the finishing touches to the chase, with the experienced all-rounder having earlier bagged a hat-trick. Unlike Maharashtra's struggle at the start of the day, Saurashtra's openers were a lot more fluent in the first 10 overs of the chase, with Jackson and Desai scoring boundaries from time to time. They raised the half-century stand in the 12th over before Jackson took the attack to Satyajeet Bachhav in the 15th, scoring two sixes and a four. Jackson reached a 66-ball fifty en route to a century stand that came in 21 overs. Desai also reached a fifty, off 61 deliveries, with two fours off Rajvardhan Hangargekar in the 25th over, while Jackson was happy rotating the strike for a few overs, as the opening pair put Saurashtra in control of the chase. Mukesh Choudhary tried to get Maharashtra back in the game with two wickets in the 27th over, accoun

Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2022 FINAL: Himachal Pradesh vs Mumbai, T20 Highlights | Mumbai Won

Himachal Pradesh vs Mumbai, Final: Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2022 #SyedMushtaqAliTrophy #HimachalPradeshvsMumbai #ShahrukhKhan #MumbaiWon #HimachalvsMumbai #CricketVideo #BCCI #domesticCricket HP 143/8 (20) MUM 146/7 (19.3) Mumbai won by 3 wickets Man of The Match: Tanush Kotian Sarfaraz Khan and Tanush Kotian starred as Mumbai beat Himachal Pradesh by 3 wickets to win their maiden Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Sarfaraz scored 36 runs, while Kotian claimed three wickets as Mumbai beat Himachal Pradesh at the Eden Gardens. Mumbai skipper Ajinkya Rahane won the toss and opted to field first. Mohit Avasthi provided Mumbai will an early breakthrough, getting rid of Himachal’s wicket-keeping opener Ankush Bains in the second over. Sumeet Verma was the next to walk back to the pavilion as Mumbai piled the pressure on Himachal Pradesh. Prashant Chopra and Nikhil Gangta steadied the ship for Himachal Pradesh, before Tanush Kotian dismissed Gangta for 22 off 14 balls. Kotian then removed Nitin Sharma in his very next ball to put Mumbai back in the driver’s seat. Himachal Pardesh captain Rishi Dhawan couldn’t make much difference to the scoreboard, departing after scoring just one run. Kotian then came back to pick his third wicket of the day, dismissing opener Prashant Chopra, leaving Himachal Pradesh reeling at 58/6 in 9.4 overs. However, Akash Vasisht and Ekant Sen struck a 60-run partnership to steer their side out of trouble. Vasisht scored 25 runs off 22 balls before Aman Hakim Khan dismissed him. Avasthi then claimed his second wicket, getting rid of Sen, who smashed 37 runs in 29 deliveries. Finally, Mayank Dagar scored 22 runs in 12 balls to provide Himachal Pradesh with a final flourish, helping them post 143/8 on the board after 20 overs. In the second innings, Rishi Dhawan dismissed openers Prithvi Shaw and Ajinkya Rahane in quick succession. Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 37 runs off 28 balls before falling prey to a Mayank Dagar delivery. Shreyas Iyer and Sarfaraz K

Saurashtra vs Rest of India, Irani Cup Final 2022: Full Match Highlights | Sarfaraz Khan 138

#RestofIndia #IraniCup #Saurashtra #Final #SaurashtraVsROI #IraniCupFinal #domesticcricket #BCCI #TeamIndia #ICC #hanumavihari #sarfarazkhan #Sarfarazbatting Saurashtra vs Rest of India, Irani Cup Final 2022: Full Match Highlights | Sarfaraz Khan 138 Brief scores: Saurashtra 98 & 380 (Jaydev Unadkat 89, Prerak Mankad 72; Kuldeep Sen 5-94) lost to Rest of India 374 & 105/2 (Abhimanyu Easwaran 63 not out; Jaydev Unadkat 2-37) by eight wickets. MAN OF THE MATCH: Mukesh Kumar The Hanuma Vihari-led Rest of India displayed a dominant performance beating hosts and defending champs Saurastra by 8 wickets to lift the Irani Cup 2022 at the Saurastra Cricket Association Stadium on Tuesday. Beginning the day, pacer Kuldeep Sen took the last two Saurashtra wickets early on the fourth day of the Irani Cup. Chasing a target of 105 for victory, Abhimanyu Easwaran hit an unbeaten 63 while Srikar Bharat played a knock of 27 not out as ROI chased down a target of 105 inside 32 overs with eight wickets to spare. The Rest of India side dominated the preceding right from the opening day when they bowled Saurashtra for 98. The 2019-20 Ranji Trophy Champions produced a slightly better performance with the bat in the second innings. The lower-order batters led by captain Jaydev Unadkat's 89 showed resistance and his eight-wicket partnership with Prerak Mankad (72) pushed Saurashtra into the lead but ROI were always just two wickets away from turning the game in their favour. Sen set the ball rolling by trapping Parth Bhut in front of the stumps. Unadkat then became his fifth wicket as Saurashtra were bowled out for 380 in their second innings. Needing 105 for victory, Unadkat dismissed ROI batters Priyank Panchal and Yash Dhull early to spark a little hope for his team but a steady Easwaran combined with Bharat to snuff out Saurashtra's challenge. Saurashtra: Harvik Desai, Snell Patel (wk), Cheteshwar Pujara, Sheldon Jackson, Arpit Vasavada, Prerak Mankad, Chirag Jani, Jaydev Unad

Day 11, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Closing Ceremony, India secure 22 gold, finish fourth

Day 11, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Closing Ceremony, India secure 22 gold, finish fourth in medal tally CWG, Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 11 Highlights: India produced a superb display on the concluding day of the Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham on Monday. Shuttlers PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen won gold medal in their respective singles matches. India's table tennis legend Achanta Sharath Kamal also won the gold medal in the men's singles final, while G Sathiyan secured bronze in the same event. The Indian men's hockey team settled for silver medal after losing 0-7 against Australia in the final. This was India's final event at the CWG and the country end the campaign with a total of 61 medals. India secure 22 golds, 16 silvers and 23 bronze. RESULTS: Badminton: PV Sindhu wins elusive gold medal as she defeats Michelle Li of Canada in the women's singles final. Lakshya Sen wins gold, defeats Malaysia's Ng Tze Yong 19-21, 21-19, 21-16 in the final of the men's singles. Table Tennis: G Sathiyan wins bronze medal in the men's singles table tennis as he defeats England's Paul Drinkhall 4-3. #CWG2022 #NikhatZareen #SharathKamal #LakshyaSen #AmitPanghal #NituGhangas #vineshphogat #RaviDahiya #Naveen #bajrangpunia #PriyankaGoswami #AvinashSable #DeepakPunia #Mohit #Anshu Malik #SakshiMalik #DivyaKakran #ShushilaDevi #VijayKumar #HarjinderKaur #CWG #MirabaiChanu #CommonwealthGames #Birmingham #LovlinaBorgohain #SanketSargar #ShivThapa #PVsindhu #SaniaMirza #IndianPlayers #Performance #DeepikaKumari #ManikaBatra #MandeepSingh #JitegaIndia #GoIndia #GoForGold #Cheer4India #ChanuSaikhomMirabai Web: hindustanheadlines.in Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/khelsangram Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/khelsangram/ Presented by Avinash Singh, Khel Sangram Label : KAT Media ©

Day 10, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Boxers 3 Golds, Medals in Hockey, Cricket, Athletics, Squash

Day 10, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Boxers 3 Golds, Medals in Hockey, Cricket, Athletics, Squash CWG, Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 10 Highlights: It was yet another splendid outing for India at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham on Monday, which also was the penultimate day of the quadrennial event. India's biggest medal prospect Nikhat Zareen secured a gold in the women's 50kg bout. She was not the only pugilist with the yellow metal on their neck, as Amit Panghal and Nitu Ghangas also won the gold medal in their respective final bouts. However, Sagar, who competes in the heavyweight division, had to be content with the silver medal after going down against England's Delicious Orie. The pair of Sharath Kamal and Sreeja Akula won a gold in the mixed doubles table tennis event. However, the men's doubles pair of Sharath and G Sathiyan had to be content with a silver in their event. The Indian women's hockey team also ended their 16-year-long wait for a CWG medal as they defeated New Zealand to win bronze. A historic moment was witnessed in men's triple jump as India's Eldhose Paul and Abdullah Aboobacker clinched gold and silver respectively. Sandeep Kumar won bronze in Men's 10 km Race Walk, Annu Rani also won bronze in women's javelin. The pair of Dipika Pallikal and Saurav Ghosal won the bronze medal in squash mixed doubles. Kidambi Srikanth won the bronze medal in badminton men's singles, and the young pair of Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand won the bronze medal in women's doubles. The Indian women's cricket team also secured silver after going down against Australia A by nine runs in finals. Other key results so far: Badminton: PV Sindhu enters final of women's singles. Lakshya Sen wins too. Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty advance to men's doubles final Athletics: Women's 4x100m relay team finished 5th in the final. Men's 4x400m finish seventh. Rohit Yadav and DP Table Tennis: Sharath Kamal reaches final in men's singles. Sathiyan goes d

Day 9, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Indian Players Performance, Vinesh, Ravi Dahiya,Naveen win gold

Day 9, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Indian Players Performance, Vinesh, Ravi Dahiya, Naveen win gold CWG 2022 Day 9 Highlights: Vinesh Phogat, Ravi Dahiya and Naveen won gold medals in wrestling at the Commonwealth Games 2022. Ravi produced a commanding display against Nigeria's Ebikewenimo Welson and secured a 10-0 win in the men's 57kg final. Vinesh defeated Sri Lanka wrester for a gold in women's 53kg freestyle event. Naveen secured gold after beating Pakistan's Muhammad Sharif Tahir via technical superiority in men's 74kg final. Pooja Gehlot, Pooja Sihag and Deepak Nehra won bronze medals in their respective events. Gehlot defeated Scotland's Christelle Lemofack Letchidjio in women's 50kg freestyle, while Sihag won her 76kg bout against Australia's Naomi de Bruine. Deepak defeated Pakistan's Tayab Raza 10-2 to win the 97kg freestyle wrestling. India also won two silver medals in track and field events. Priyanka Goswami finished second in the 10km race walk event, while Avinash Sable achieved the same in 3000m steeple chase. The men's Lawn's Bowls team also won a silver in the men's four event. Among the boxers, Mohammed Hussamuddin, Rohit Tokas and Jaismine settled for bronze after losing their respective semifinal matches. Jaismine endured 2-3 defeat against England's Gemma Paige Richardson in the women's 57-60kg semifinal, while Hussamuddin went down 1-4 in the men's 57kg semifinal. Rohit met with a similar fate and lost 2-3 in the 67kg category. Results: Athletics: India women's 4x100m relay team qualify for finals Boxing: Nitu Ghanghas reaches final in women's 48kg. Amit Panghal reaches final of men's 51kg. Nikhat Zareen advanced to finals in women's 50kg. Sagar reaches final of men's 92kg Table tennis: The pair of Sharath Kamal and G Sathiyan advance to the finals of men's doubles. Sharath and Sreeja Akula also secure a final berth in mixed doubles finals. Manika Batra and Diya Chitale lose women's doubles quarterfinal. Cricket: India Women beat E

Day 8, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Indian Players Performance, Bajrang, Sakshi, Deepak clinch Gold

Day 8, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Indian Players Performance, Bajrang, Sakshi, Deepak clinch Gold CWG 2022 Highlights Day 8: Bajrang Punia has won his second consecutive Commonwealth Games gold by winning the 65kg final. Later, Sakshi Malik pinner her opponent to win the women's 62kg title and secure India's second wrestling gold. Deepak Punia then made it three for India by beating Pakistan's reigning gold medallist Muhammad Inam in the men's 86kg final. Meanwhile, Anshu Malik lost the women's 57kg final and settled for silver. Divya Kakran (68kg) and Mohit Grewal (125kg) have both won bronze, thus taking India's total medal tally in wrestling to six. Sprint star Hima Das will feature in the Women's 200m semifinal. The Indian women's hockey team faced a heartbreak in shootout as they conceded a 0-3 defeat to Australia after the match ended 1-1 at normal time. In badminton, Kidambi Srikanth and PV Sindhu completed easy wins. RESULTS: PARA TABLE TENNIS: Bhavina Patel has assured of a medal, reaches Women's singles classes 3-5 final. ATHLETICS: Indian men’s mixed 4x400m relay team through to final. WRESTLING: Bajrang Punia, Sakshi Malik and Deepak Punia win gold, Anshu Malik wins silver and Divya Kakran and Mohit Grewal win bronze. TABLE TENNIS: Achanta Sharath Kamal-Sreeja Akula through to semi-finals in mixed doubles, Manika Batra-G Sathiyan knocked out. Sreeja Akula through to women's singles finals. LAWN BOWLS: India assured a medal in men's fours after 13-12 win over England in semi-final HOCKEY: India lose to Australia via shootout #BajrangPunia #DeepakPunia #Mohit #Anshu Malik #SakshiMalik #DivyaKakran #ShushilaDevi #VijayKumar #HarjinderKaur #CWG #MirabaiChanu #CommonwealthGames #CWG2022 #Birmingham #LovlinaBorgohain #SanketSargar #ShivThapa #PVsindhu #SaniaMirza #IndianPlayers #Performance #DeepikaKumari #ManikaBatra #MandeepSingh #JitegaIndia #GoIndia #GoForGold #Cheer4India #ChanuSaikhomMirabai #BhavaniDevi Web: hindustanheadlines.

CWG 2022 Day 7 Highlights: Para lifter Sudhir wins Gold, Sreeshankar Silver in Long Jump

CWG 2022 Day 7 Highlights: Para lifter Sudhir wins Gold, Sreeshankar Silver in Long Jump CWG 2022, Day 7 Highlights: Murali Sreeshankar's monstrous jump of 8.08m helped him win a silver medal in the men's long jump finals. Mohammad Anees Yahiya, the second Indian competing in the event, finished 5th with the best jump of 7.97m. 2019 World Championships silver medallist Amit Panghal advanced to semifinals in men's 51kg boxing. India have a total of seven medals assured in boxing. Shuttlers PV Sindhu, Kidambi Srikanth and Lakshya Sen started their respective singles campaigns with commanding wins. KEY RESULTS SO FAR: ATHLETICS: Murali Sreeshankar won silver in men's long jump final. ATHLETICS: Hima Das wins her 200m heat with a time of 23:42 and qualifies for the semifinal. PARA POWERLIFTING: Sudhir won gold medal in the para powerlifting in the men's heavyweight final. BADMINTON: PV Sindhu begins her women's singles campaign with a 21-4, 21-11 win against Nabaaha Abdul Razzaq from Maldives in R32. Srikanth beats Uganda's Daniel Wanagliya 21-9, 21-9 in men's singles round of 32 BOXING: Amit Panghal (men's 51kg), Jaismine Lamboria (women's 60kg), Sagar Ahlawat (men's +91kg) win quarter-final bouts and reach semis. India's boxing medal haul rises to six. HOCKEY: Men's team beat Wales 4-1 in final group game, seal top spot in group and qualify for semi-finals. TABLE TENNIS: Manika Batra through to women's singles round of 16. Batra and G Sathiyan also through to mixed doubles round of 16 along with Achanta Sharath Kamal and Sreeja Akula. #MuraliSreeshankar #Sudhir #TulikaMaan #silvermedal #LovepreetSingh #GurepreetSingh #SauravGhoshal #CWG #MirabaiChanu #CommonwealthGames #CWG2022 #Birmingham #LovlinaBorgohain #SanketSargar #ShivThapa #PVsindhu #SaniaMirza #IndianPlayers #Performance #DeepikaKumari #ManikaBatra #MandeepSingh #JitegaIndia #GoIndia #GoForGold #Cheer4India #ChanuSaikhomMirabai #BhavaniDevi Web: hindustanheadlines.in Facebook: https://

Day 6, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Tulika Maan won silver, Bronze for Tejaswin, Ghoshal, Lovepreet

Day 6, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Tulika Maan won silver, Bronze for Tejaswin, Ghoshal, Lovepreet Commonwealth Games 2022 Day 6 Highlights: Saurav Ghosal became the first Indian squash player to win an individual medal at the Commonwealth Games. The veteran beat England's 2018 gold medallist James Willstrop 3-0 to win bronze. He was the second Indian player to win a medal on Wednesday after weightlifter Lovepreet Singh won bronze in men's 109kg weightlifting earlier. Shortly after Ghosal's win, judoka Tulika Maan became the second Indian to win silver in the Games. Mohammed Husamuddin and Nitu Ghanghas are the boxers who have assured themselves of medals thus far. Nikhat Zareen too lived up to her reputation but it was curtains for Olympic medallist Lovlina Borgohain and boxer Ashish Kumar. DAY 6 RESULTS: ATHLETICS: Tejaswin Shankar wins bronze with a best jump of 2.22m. CRICKET: India qualify for semi-finals; beat Barbados by 100 runs in final Group A match WEIGHTLIFTING: Lovepreet Singh bags bronze in the men's 109kg category with a total lift of 355kg, Gurdeep Singh wins bronze in men's 109+kg with a total lift of 394kg. JUDO: Tulika Mann becomes the second Indian judoka to win silver after losing the women's +78kg final HOCKEY: India women's team beat Canada 3-2, through to semi-finals. Men's team thrash Canada 8-0, go top of their group BOXING: Medals assured for Mohammed Husamuddin, Nitu Ghanghas and Nikhat Zareen SQUASH: Saurav Ghosal wins bronze with 11-6, 11-1, 11-4 win over James Willstrop, becomes first Indian squash player to win an individual medal at the Commonwealth Games. #TulikaMaan #silvermedal #LovepreetSingh #GurepreetSingh #SauravGhoshal #CWG #MirabaiChanu #CommonwealthGames #CWG2022 #Birmingham #LovlinaBorgohain #SanketSargar #ShivThapa #PVsindhu #SaniaMirza #IndianPlayers #Performance #DeepikaKumari #ManikaBatra #MandeepSingh #JitegaIndia #GoIndia #GoForGold #Cheer4India #ChanuSaikhomMirabai #BhavaniDevi Web: hindus

Day 5, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Golds in Lawn Bowls, TT, Silver for Vikas Thakur & Badminton

Day 5, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Golds in Lawn Bowls, TT, Silver for Vikas Thakur & Badminton CWG 2022 Day 5 Highlights: It was a historic day for India as the country won its first medal in Lawn Bowls. The team comprising Nayanmoni Saikia, Pinki, Lovely Choubey and Rupa Rani Tirkey defeated South Africa 17-10 in the women's four Lawn Bowls final to win gold medal. The men's table tennis team secured country's second gold medal of the day. G Sathiyan and Harmeet Desai were clinical, winning their singles and double matches as India defeat Singapore 3-1 in the final. Vikas Thakur added another medal in weightlifting as he won the silver medal in men's 96kg event. The Indian shuttlers also secured a silver medal in the mixed team finals. The team went down 1-3 against Malaysia in the final. India's medal tally has now risen to 13 (G-5, S-5, B-3) Other results of India: Hockey: India women's team lost 1-3 against England in Pool A encounter Squash: Sunayna Kuruvilla beats Pakistan's Faiza Zafar 3-0 in women's singles plate-semifinal. Saurav Ghosal loses 0-3 against New Zealand's Paul Coll in men's singles semifinal Men's long jump: Muhammed Anees Yahiya, Sreeshankar qualify for final Women's Shot Put: Manpreet Kaur qualifies for final Aquatics: Kushagra Rawat, Advait Page qualify for men's 1500m freestyle final Weightlifting: Punam Yadav disqualified in women's 76kg final. Usha Kumara finishes sixth in women's 87kg final Athletics: Dutee Chand finished 4th in the women's 100m heats, fails to qualify for semis Boxing: Rohit Tokas advances to quarterfinal in men's welterweight category Women's Discus Throw final: Seema Punia finished 5th, Navjot Kaur Dhillon finished 8th #LawnBawls #tabletennis #SilverInBadminton #ShushilaDevi #VijayKumar #HarjinderKaur #CWG #MirabaiChanu #CommonwealthGames #CWG2022 #Birmingham #LovlinaBorgohain #SanketSargar #ShivThapa #PVsindhu #SaniaMirza #IndianPlayers #Performance #DeepikaKumari #ManikaBatra #MandeepSingh #Ji

Day 4, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Indian Players Performance, Shushila, Vijay, Harjinder won

CWG 2022, Day 4 Highlights: India continued their rich medal haul at the Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham, however, no gold medal was secured on Day 4. Judoka Sushila Devi opened the account on Day 4 after clincing a silver medal in the women's 48kg finals. Soon after her feat, judoka Vijay Yadav secured a bronze medal in the men's 60kg division. The final medal of the day was won by weightlifter Harjinder Kaur, who secured bronze in the women's 71kg finals. Those were the three medals won by India on Day 4 as the tally rises to nine (G-3, S-3, B-3). India also enjoyed an splendid outing in almost all the racket sport. The shuttlers advanced to the finals of the mixed-team event, which saw both PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen win their respective single matches. The men's table-tennis team defeated Nigeria to book a berth in the finals, where they will meet Singapore in the gold medal match. Saurav Ghosal advanced to the semifinals of the men's singles squash event. The women's Lawn Bowls players created history earlier in the day, becoming the first batch to secure India's maiden medal in the sport. Other results of India: BOXING: Amit Panghal, Mohammed Hussamuddin, and Ashish Chaudhary won their respective bouts and advanced to the quarter-finals. SQUASH: Joshanna Chinappa goes down 3-0 in the women's singles quarter-finals against Canada's Hollie Naughton. HOCKEY: India play 4-4 draw against England in men's Pool B match WEIGHTLIFTING: Ajay Singh finishes fourth after missing his final clean and jerk lift at 180kg in men's 81kg category. SWIMMING: Sajan Prakash finishes 7th in his heat in Men's 100m butterfly with a timing of 54.36. Judo: Jasleen Saini goes down against Australia's Nathan Katz in men's 66kg bronze medal match. Suchika Tariyal also lost her bronze medal match in women's 57kg against Mauritius' Christianne Legentil. #ShushilaDevi #VijayKumar #HarjinderKaur #CWG #MirabaiChanu #CommonwealthGames #CWG2022 #Birmingham #LovlinaBorgohain #Sanket

CWG 2022 Day 3, Commonwealth Games: Jeremy Lalrinnunga, Achinta Sheuli won gold , India vs Pakistan

CWG 2022 Day 3, Commonwealth Games: Jeremy Lalrinnunga, Achinta Sheuli won gold , India vs Pakistan Commonwealth Games, Day 3, Highlights: Jeremy Lalrinnunga and Achinta Sheuli won gold medals in men's weightlifting to take India's tally to six at the end of 2 of the ongoing Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. Lalrinnuga clinched the 67kg title in style by setting a new Games Record of 300kg (combined snatch + clean and jerk) lift. Meanwhile, Sheuli capped off another brilliant show by the weightlifters as he won India's third gold medal, and sixth overall, after lifting a total of 313kg in the men's 73kg category. He did so after lifting 143kg in Snatch and 170kg in Clean and Jerk to top the charts. In swimming, Srihari Nataraj will compete in the men's 50m backstroke final after qualifying with the eighth best timing of 25.38. His event will take on Monday. In hockey, the men's team thrashed Ghana 11-0 in their Pool B fixture at the ongoing Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. Also, India badminton mixed-team defeated South Africa 3-0 to advance to the semifinals. In squash, India's Saurav Ghosal reached the quarterfinals of the men's singles event after registering a straight sets win over Canada's David Baillargeon. #JeremyLalrinnunga #AchintaSheuli #cwg #MirabaiChanu #CommonwealthGames #CWG2022 #Birmingham #LovlinaBorgohain #SanketSargar #ShivThapa #PVsindhu #SaniaMirza #IndianPlayers #Performance #DeepikaKumari #ManikaBatra #MandeepSingh #JitegaIndia #GoIndia #GoForGold #Cheer4India #ChanuSaikhomMirabai #BhavaniDevi Web: hindustanheadlines.in Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/khelsangram Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/khelsangram/ Presented by Avinash Singh, Khel Sangram Label : KAT Media ©

Day 2 CWG 2022, Commonwealth Games: India wins four medals, Mirabai clinches Gold, Bindyarani Silver

Day 2 CWG 2022, Commonwealth Games: India wins four medals, Mirabai clinches Gold, Bindyarani Silver #CWG #MirabaiChanu #CommonwealthGames #CWG2022 #Birmingham #LovlinaBorgohain #SanketSargar #ShivThapa #PVsindhu #SaniaMirza #IndianPlayers #Performance #DeepikaKumari #ManikaBatra #MandeepSingh #JitegaIndia #GoIndia #GoForGold #Cheer4India #ChanuSaikhomMirabai #BhavaniDevi It was a spectacular outing for the India weightlifters with trailblazer Mirabai Chanu setting the perfect tone at the Commonwealth Games 2022. She secured a gold medal in the women's 49kg weightlifting final, which was also India's first yellow metal in the ongoing edition. Her best lifts were 88kg (snatch) and 113kg (clean and jerk). Sanket Sargar and Bindyarani Devi won silver medals in the men's and women's 55kg weightlifting event. Gururaja Poojary also a weightlifter bagged bronze in the men's 61 kg finals. Boxing: Lovlina Borgohain beats Araine Nicholson by unanimous decision. Badminton: India beat Sri Lanka 5-0, Australia 4-1 in Group A mixed team events Hockey: India women beat Wales 3-1 Table tennis: Indian women's table tennis suffer 3-2 defeat against Malaysia in quarter-finals. Squash: Saurav Ghosal beats Sri Lanka's Shamil Wakeel 3-0 in men's singles round of 32 event. Joshna Chinappa outclasses Barbados Meagan Best 3-0, while 14-year-old Anahat Singh goes down fighting 3-1 in women's singles round of 32. Web: hindustanheadlines.in Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/khelsangram Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/khelsangram/ Presented by Avinash Singh, Khel Sangram Label : KAT Media ©

Day 1, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Indian Players Performance, PV sindhu,Shiv Thapa, W Hockey

Day 1, Commonwealth Games 2022, CWG: Indian Players Performance, PV sindhu,Shiv Thapa, W Hockey #CWG #KamalPreetKaur #CommonwealthGames #CWG2022 #Birmingham #LovlinaBorgohain #SanketSargar #ShivThapa #PVsindhu #SaniaMirza #IndianPlayers #Performance #DeepikaKumari #ManikaBatra #MandeepSingh #JitegaIndia #GoIndia #GoForGold #Cheer4India #ChanuSaikhomMirabai #BhavaniDevi Triathlon In the men's category, Adarsh finished 30th and Vishwanath finished 33rd in the men's category TV. In the women's category, Pragnya and Sanjana finished 26th and 28th respectively. Table Tennis India women's team won their first two group matches (1st match against South Africa 3-0 and the second match against Fiji 3-0). India men's team won their first group match against Barbados 3-0. India's men's team beat Singapore 3-0 in the second group stage match to reach the quarterfinal. Boxing Shiva Thapa defeated Baloch Suleman in the first match of 63.5 kg men's boxing (5:0, Unanimous decision). Swimming Sajan Prakash (50 m Butterfly) failed to qualify for the semi-finals and Kushagra Rawat (400 m freestyle) failed to qualify for the finals. Srihari Nataraj qualified for the semifinal of (100 m backstroke), where he finished 7th to qualify for the final. Para-swimmer Ashish Kumar finished 8th in men's 100m backstrokes S9 final Cycling The women's sprint team failed to qualify for the semi-finals, team India finished 7 in the qualification round with a timing of 51.433 for the Women's team sprint The men's pursuit team finished last in the qualification round with a timing of 4:12.865. In the men's team sprint India finished 6th in the qualification round, failing to secure the semi-final slot for the same. Cricket In women's cricket, India lost to Australia in their first group stage match by three wickets. India scored 154 runs in 20 overs for the loss of 8 wickets, Hockey The women's team started with a dominant performance over Ghana (ranked 30th), defeating Ghana

Ranji Trophy Final, 2021-22: Madhya Pradesh vs Mumbai, Madhya Pradesh won by 6 wickets | Highlights

Madhya Pradesh vs Mumbai, Madhya Pradesh won by 6 wickets | Ranji Trophy Final, 2021-22, Full Match Report #MadhyaPradeshvsMumbai #Final #RanjiTrophy #RanjiTrophyFinal #Mumbai #madhyapradesh #madhyapradeshWonRanjiTRophy #MPwonRanjiTrophy #ranjitrophy2022 #KhelSanGram MUM 374 & 269 MP 536 & 108/4 Madhya Pradesh won by 6 wickets Man of the match: Shubham S Sharma Player Of The Series: Sarfaraz Khan Madhya Pradesh thwarted Mumbai's attempt to win the Ranji Trophy for the 42nd time, and instead etched their name in history as first-time winners, with coach Chandrakant Pandit winning his sixth title in India's premier First-Class tournament. Madhya Pradesh had started the final day as favourites, after bagging a massive first innings lead. However, Mumbai were threatening to make a match of it by first wiping out the deficit and then building a lead. All of Mumbai's batters came out with the intention of scoring quick runs and were successful in that pursuit for a while. Although overnight batter Armaan Jaffer fell after just adding seven more runs, both Suved Parkar and Sarfaraz Khan raised Mumbai's hopes with a sprightly 53-run stand for the fourth wicket off just 49 balls. The former hit a fifty as well before he was prised out by Kumar Kartikeya. Mumbai wobbled in that period with Kartikeya also accounting for Yashasvi Jaiswal for just 1. This took a turn for the worse when both Shams Mulani and Sarfaraz (45 off 48) fell in quick succession in the pursuit of quick runs. The lower order managed to stretch Mumbai's lead to 108 but it wasn't to be enough. Madhya Pradesh lost four wickets in the chase after Dhawal Kulkarni struck in just the second over, and with Shams Mulani striking thrice. But the chase was held together by first innings centurion Rajat Patidar, who remained unbeaten on 30 and also hit the winnings runs. Madhya Pradesh: Yash Dubey, Himanshu Mantri (wk), Shubham S Sharma, Rajat Patidar, Aditya Shrivastava (c), Akshat Raghuwanshi, Parth Sahani

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चैंपियन बनने के बाद टीम इंडिया को पीएम मोदी ने किया फोन, बोले- आप सबने कमाल कर दिया #PrimeMinister #NarendraMod #PmModi #Modiwishes #BadmintonTeam #Badminton #BadmintonPlayers #IndianTeam #WonThomasCup #ThomasCup #IndiaWonThomasCup #TEamIndia #ThomasCup2022 #ThomasCupFinal #Final #Khelsangram भारतीय बैडमिंटन टीम ने आज इतिहास रच दिया। टीम इंडिया ने पहली बार थॉमस कप का खिताब अपने नाम किया। थॉमस कप के 73 साल के इतिहास में पहली बार है जब भारत विजेता बना है। उसने खिताबी मुकाबले में टूर्नामेंट की सबसे सफल और गत विजेता इंडोनेशिया को 3-0 से एकतरफा शिकस्त दी। भारत की जीत के बाद प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी ने सबसे पहले ट्वीट कर सभी को बधाई दी और इसके बाद खिलाड़ियों से फोन पर बात की।

Pro Kabaddi League, PKL 8 Final 2022 Highlights: Patna Pirates vs Dabang Delhi, Delhi won PKL title

Pro Kabaddi League, PKL 8 Final 2022 Highlights: Patna Pirates vs Dabang Delhi, Delhi won PKL title Dabang Delhi K C clinched the VIVO Pro Kabaddi League Season 8 trophy by eking out a close 37-36 win over Patna Pirates in the summit clash here on Friday. Delhi’s star raider Naveen Kumar and all-rounder Vijay secured Super 10s as they overcame a tough challenge from three-time champions Patna Pirates. The Pirates, however, had a chance to level the scores in the final move of the match, but Naveen evaded the defenders to cross the baulk line and win Delhi their first VIVO PKL trophy. The match had a high intensity start with both sets of raiders picking up points. The defences opted for a cautious approach and conceded easy Bonus Points. Sachin’s pace caused troubles in the Delhi defence while the Patna defenders stayed away from tackles on Delhi’s Naveen Kumar. Mohammadreza Shadloui clinched the first successful tackle in the seventh minute and sent Naveen Kumar to the dugout. That helped Patna get a man advantage on the mat and they converted it into an ALL OUT by the 11th minute.The Pirates opened a four-point lead but Delhi immediately staged a fightback with Sandeep Narwal tackling Sachin successfully. Delhi matched Patna blow for blow but Sachin’s clever raids helped the Pirates evade an ALL OUT. Both left corners — Delhi’s Joginder Narwal and Patna’s Shadloui — made uncanny errors. It became a cagey affair in the final minutes of the first half with both teams not wanting to make mistakes. The scores were 17-15 at the interval with Patna in the lead. Both the teams had just two successful tackles each in the first half. Patna had an uncharacteristically poor night in the defence with the likes of Mohammadreza Shadloui and Sunil committing far too many errors. Naveen and Sachin opened the second half with successful raids. But Delhi’s experienced defence ensured they inched closer to inflicting an ALL OUT in the early minutes. But raider Gum