Commonwealth Games 2018: Athletics Men's Triple Jump Finals, India's Arpinder Singh fighting for Gold, Live Updates

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Arpinder finishes fourth in his competition

Arpinder jumps 15.98 in his 6th attempt.

Marcel Mayak jumps a personal best to move into third. Arpinder down to fourth for now.

Singh jumps a distance of 16.39m, remains in third.

Arpinder remains third for now as his closest competitor commits yet another foul.

Only Doris and Duranona Garcia ahead of him

Arpinder Singh crosses a distance of 16.46 to move to third!

He commits a foul on his third attempt as well!

Arpinder Singh will attempt his jump now!

Arpinder chance has a chance for Bronze as Nathan Douglas commits a foul on his third attempt.

Doris in first, Duranona Garcia in second, Douglas in third, Singh in fourth for now.

Singh commits a foul on his second attempt. He remains 4th with his third jump remaining.

Arpinder Singh's second jump is coming up. He has fallen down to fourth position for now.

Arpinder Singh with her second and third tries remaining

Tory Doris is currently in the lead

Arpinder Singh has jumped a distance of 16.35m and is currently joint 3rd, along with Nathan Douglas of England.

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Arpinder Singh will be representing India in this event

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Next up is Men's Triple Jump Finals in which India will be represented by Arpinder Singh.

The penultimate day of the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games gets underway with a lot of athletes playing in their Semifinals and Finals.

With India already crossing their Gold medal tally of the 2014 Glasgow games, fans can certainly be excited heading into the final two days of the games.

As the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games head into their final stages, there is still a lot of action to come.

Day 9 was a positive one for India. Day 9 started off on a good note with Tejaswini Sawant winning a gold medal & Anjum Moudgil winning a silver medal in Shooting Women's 50m Rifle 3 Positions Finals.

Young gun Anish Bhanwala, only 15-year-old won the gold in the 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men's Finals. Indian shooters continue to delight and win medals. Bajrang of India also bagged a gold medal in Wrestling 65kg Freestyle category taking India's gold medal tally to 17! Divya Kakran also got home a Bronze medal for India in Wrestling defeating Sherin Sultana of Bangladesh.

India will be looking to end the competition on a high as all the action from the games continues.