Commonwealth Games 2018: Badminton Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals, Sikki Reddy, Pranaav Chopra carry India's hopes, Live Updates

The match begins at 1:00 pm

Updated: 13 April 2018 13:40 IST - Published: April, 13 2018 12:17 PM IST

Reddy and Chopra crash out, losing to Chan and Goh (17-21,12-21)

Game 2 goes to Chan and Goh, 21-12

Shetty and Chopra mounting a small comeback, winning 3 points back to back, 20-12

Match point to the Malaysians

19-9 to Chan and Goh

16-8 to Chan/Goh

As things stand, they heading out of the Mixed Doubles on the quarterfinal stage

Reddy and Chopra will have to overcome an 8 point deficit if they are to stay in this competition.

Chan/Goh leads Chopra/Reddy 11-4

Chan/Goh with big lead, 9-3

Game 2 is underway currently. 3-3!

Chan/Goh take the first Game 21-17

19-17 to Chan/Goh

Chan/Goh leading Sikky/Chopra 16-14

11-11!

11-10 to the Malaysians

10-10!

9-9 in Game 1 so far!

Pretty tight this game so far, 7-7

Chopra/Reddy 6-6 Chan/Goh

Chopra /Reddy 4-4 Chan/Goh

Chan and Goh claim the first point of the match

The match will begin shortly!

Hello and welcome to Sportskeeda's live coverage of Badminton's Mixed Doubles Quartefinals!

Next up is Badminton Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals, where Sikki Reddy and Pranaav Chopra will represent India. They'll take on Chan and Goh of Malaysia.

As the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games head into their final stages, there is still a lot of action to come on Day 9.

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

Day 8 was a good one for India in wrestling as all four wrestlers brought home medals. Rahul Aware and Sushil Kumar both won Gold, while Babita Kumari won Sliver, and Kiran bagging a bronze.

In shooting, Tejaswini Sawant won a Silver medal for India in the Women's 50m Rifle Prone Finals.
Surpass
There was a lot of progress in Badminton and Table Tennis as well. Saina, Sindhu, Srikanth, and H.S. Prannoy all advanced to the latter rounds of Singles category.

There was disappointment in Hockey, however, as the Indian Women's team lost 1-0 to Australia in the Semifinals. They will now face the loser of the other semifinal on a later date to confirm a bronze medal.

India will be looking to finish the tournament on a high as a lot of medals will be decided in the next three days, starting on Day 9

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