Birmingham: Two Pakistani boxers Suleiman Baloch and Nazir Ullah Khan have gone missing in Birmingham after the conclusion of the Commonwealth Games.

The Pakistan Boxing Federation is looking for the boxers with the help of local authorities.

Local media reported that the travel documents of Nazir and Suleiman were still in the possession of the PBF.

According to sources, both of them have gone missing from the airport before leaving for Pakistan. The Pakistan Olympic Association has formed a four-member committee to probe the matter.

PoA secretary general Mohammad Khalid Mahmood said: “We will not allow these boxers to bring a bad name to the country at any cost. The British police will soon find them.”

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Birmingham: The Ongoing Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham concluded on Monday. More than 5,000 athletes from 72 countries participated in the Games, which were held from July 28 to August 8. A total of 877 medals, including 280 gold medals, were distributed here.

Out of 72 countries, 43 countries were those who put at least one medal in their bag. Australia topped here. It got a total of 178 medals including 67 gold.

Hosts England finished second with a total of 176 medals, including 57 gold. The English players worked hard to bring their country to number one, but they fell 10 gold behind the Australian athletes. However, in the overall medals, England was behind by only 2 medals.

This time Canada’s performance was amazing. Canada won 92 medals with 26 gold. India finished at number four here. India won a total of 61 medals, including 22 gold. See the full list of medals won by which country in the Commonwealth Games 2022…

Australia: 178 (67 Gold + 57 Silver + 54 Bronze)

England: 176 (57+66+53)

Canada: 92 (26+32+34)

India: 61 (22+16+23)

New Zealand: 49 (20+12+17)

Scotland: 51 (13+11+27)

Nigeria: 35 (12+9+14)

Wales: 28 (8+6+14)

South Africa: 27 (7+9+11)

Malaysia: 23 (7+8+8)

Northern Ireland: 18 (7+7+4)

Jamaica: 15 (6+6+3)

Kenya: 21 (6+5+10)

Singapore: 12 (4+4+4)

Trinidad and Tobago: 6 (3+2+1)

Uganda: 5 (3+0+2)

Cyprus: 11 (2+3+6)

Pakistan: 8 (2+3+3)

Samoa: 5 (1+4+0)

Barbados: 3 (1+1+1)

Cameron: 3 (1+1+1)

Zambia: 3 (1+1+)

Grenada: 2 (1+1+0)

The Bahamas: 2 (1+1+0)

Bermuda: 2 (1+0+1)

British Virgin Islands: 1 (1+0+0)

Mauritius: 5 (0+3+2)

Ghana: 5 (0+2+3)

Fiji: 4 (0+2+2)

Mozambi: 3 (0+2+1)

Sri Lanka: 4 (0+1+3)

Tanzania: 3 (0+1+2)

Botswana: 2 (0+1+1)

Governance: 2 (0+1+1)

Dominica: 1 (0+1+0)

Papua New Guinea: 1 (0+1+0)

St Lucia: 1 (0+1+0)

The Gambia: 1 (0+1+0)

Namibia: 4 (0+0+4)

Malta: 1 (0+0+1)

Nauru: 1 (0+0+1)

Niu: 1 (0+0+1)

Vanuatu: 1 (0+0+1)

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Birmingham: India’s medal tally in the ongoing Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham has crossed 50. So far, Indian athletes have won a total of 55 medals. These include 18 gold, 15 silver and 22 bronze medals.

India’s highest number of medals have come from wrestling and weightlifting.

Indian wrestlers have won 12 medals in wrestling and weightlifters have won 10 medals. India has also got 7 medals in boxing.

Meanwhile, many players are in the finals to clinch more medals for the country.

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Birmingham: Indian boxer Neetu Ganghas won the gold medal in the women’s (45-48 kg) category of the Commonwealth Games by defeating the host England boxer 5-0.

Meanwhile, Indian boxer Amit Panghal won the gold medal in the men’s flyweight (48-51 kg) category by defeating England’s McDonald’s 5-0.

Meanwhile, in the men’s triple jump event, India’s Eldhose Paul and Abdulla Aboobacker won the gold and silver, respectively.

India’s Annu Rani won a bronze medal in the women’s javelin throw event. Likewise, India’s Sandeep Kumar won the bronze medal in the men’s 10,000m race walk.

Earlier, Olympic medallist P V Sindhu reached the women’s singles final for the second time in a row at the Commonwealth Games. The 27-year-old Indian defeated Singapore’s Yeo Jia Min 21-19, 21-17 in a match that lasted 49 minutes.

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Birmingham: On the 9th day of the Commonwealth Games 2022, the spectacular performance of Indian players continues unabated.

Now in the women’s 57-60 kg lightweight boxing category, Jasmine has put another medal in India’s bag. She won the bronze medal.

However, before this, the Indian woman boxer had to face defeat in the semi-finals, but she managed to win the bronze medal.

This is India’s 30th medal in the Commonwealth Games 2022.

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Birmingham: The semi-finals of women’s cricket at the ongoing Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham will be played on August 6.

In the first semi-final where India and England (IND vs ENG) will face each other. In the second semi-final, Australia will face New Zealand. Both matches are expected to be extremely exciting.

The Indian women’s cricket team defeated Barbados unilaterally in their last match to advance to the semi-finals. Team India finished second in their Group-A.

India suffered a thrilling defeat to Australia in their first match. They then defeated Pakistan and Barbados to book a place in the semi-finals.

On the other hand, the England team had put up a strong performance in their Group-B to make it to the semi-finals by finishing first. England won all three of their matches.

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Birmingham: In the 2022 Commonwealth Games, Bajrang Punia defeated England George Ram to secure his place in the final. He defeated Ram 10-0 in the 65kg category. On the other hand, Sakshi Malik defeated Cameroon’s berth Emilienne 10-0 in the semi-finals of the 62kg category.

Anshu Malik reaches the final

Indian wrestler Anshu Malik has entered the final. In the women’s 57kg category, she defeated Sri Lanka’s Nethami Poruthotage 10-0 to secure a medal. Anshu won the match in 62 seconds. Anshu has secured a medal for herself at the Commonwealth Games for the first time.

For gold in women’s 57kg category, Anshu Malik vs Odunayo Adekuoroye (Nigeria).

For gold in men’s 65kg, Bajrang Punia vs Lachlan McNeil (Canada).

For gold in women’s 62kg, Sakshi Malik vs Ana Godinez Gonzalez (Canada).

For gold in men’s 86kg, Deepak Punia vs Muhammad Inam (Pakistan).

For bronze in women’s 68kg, Divya Kakran vs Tiger Lily Cocker Lamalier (Tonga).

For bronze in the men’s 125kg, Mohit Grewal v Aaron Johnson (Jamaica).

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Birmingham: Indian shuttler PV Sindhu entered into the pre-quarterfinals of the Women’s Singles at the Commonwealth Games with an easy win here today.

Sindhu, a two-time Olympic medallist, defeated Fatima Nabaha Abdul Razak of Maldives 21-4, 21-11 in just 21 minutes.

Hima Das in semi-finals:

India’s star sprinter Hima Das qualified for the semifinals in the 200m event of the Commonwealth Games with a time of 23.42 seconds in her heat.

Manju Bala in the final in the hammer throw:

In the women’s hammer throw event, India’s Manju Bala reached the final, while compatriot Sarita Singh failed to do so. Manju Bala finished 11th in the qualification round with a best throw of 59.68m in her first attempt. In the same event, Sarita finished 13th with her best throw of 57.48m, due to which she could not qualify for the finals.

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New Delhi: Indian men’s hockey team produced a completely dominating performance against Canada to win the match 8-0 in their third match.

For India, Harmanpreet scored two goals while Amit, Lalit Upadhyay, Gurjant and Mandeep scored one goal each and Akashdeep scored two goals.

Under the captaincy of Manpreet Singh, the Indian team against Canada, maintained the pressure from the first quarter. India performed consistently well.

Significantly, India is at the sixth position in the medal list. Team India has won 5 gold medals till Wednesday evening. The county also won 5 silver and 4 bronze medals.

Australia has won the most medals so far at the Commonwealth Games 2022. They have won a total of 106 medals. This includes 42 gold medals and 32-32 silver and bronze medals. England are in second place with 86 medals. New Zealand are in third place. It has won 26 medals.

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Birmingham: Today is the sixth day of the ongoing Commonwealth Games in Birmingham (August 3). So far, 128 gold medals have been awarded. Australia has won 42 of these gold medals. At the moment, the country has won a total of 106 medals.

With this century of medals, Australia is running at the top of the medal tally. Hosts England are at number two here. England have so far won a total of 86 medals with 31 gold.

In this race of medals, India is currently far behind. India’s share has so far received only 13 medals. Of these, there are 5 gold, 5 silver and 3 silver medals. India is at the sixth position in the medal tally. Out of 72 countries, a total of 29 countries have won medals so far. Which countries are included in the top-10? See here..

G S B Total

1 Australia 42 32 32 106

2 England 31 34 21 86

3 New Zealand 13 7 6 26

4 Canada 11 16 19 46

5 South Africa 6 5 5 16

6 India 5 5 3 13

7 Scotland 3 8 15 26

8 Wales 3 2 8 13

9 Malaysia 3 2 3 8

10 Nigeria 3 1 4 8

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