Commonwealth Games 2018: Badminton Women's Singles Round of 32, PV Sindhu carries India's hopes, Live Updates

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Sindhu is thus now through to the Round of 16

Sindhu didn't put a foot wrong in that heavily one-sided contest.

The ankle has fully healed and she is brimming with confidence. Didn't show any rust, considering this was the first match for Sindhu at the CWG 2018.

AND SINDHU HAS COMPLETED THE WIN!

Final score: Sindhu def Whiteside 21-6, 21-3

The Fiji shuttler gets a couple more points but it is definitely not enough to make even a minor dent in Sindhu's confidence.

Sindhu up 18-3

And 16-1

Sindhu's isn't even playing at her 100%

Sindhu concedes one point after the break and goes up to 14-1

11-0 to Sindhu at the mid-game interval and Gopichand is smiling during the break!

He has every reason to feel happy!

It's 10-0 for Sindhu!

She is unstoppable!

And 7-0 for the Indian!

This is a cakewalk!

Sindhu has already opened up a 3-0 lead in Game 2

Powerful and ruthless!

With a smash, the India No. 1 has wrapped up the first game 21-6

Sindhu has game points at 20-6

And she adds four more points to extend her big lead to 18-6

EIGHT POINTS LEAD FOR THE INDIAN AS SHE GOES UP TO 14-6

With a nice-placed drop, the top seeded Indian has a lead of 11-5 going into the mid-game interval.

And it's 10-4 to the Indian

And the India No. 1 is now up to 8-2 with a drop!

It's all child's play to her currently!

There is no rust, no hesitation!

Sindhu is up 5-1

Good afternoon! For the first time at the CWG 2018, PV Sindhu is in action!

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As Day 7 of the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games progresses, India will be looking to continue what has been a good run in the competition so far. Next event is Badminton Women's Singles Round of 32.

India will be represented by PV Sindhu who will be taking on Andra Whiteside of Fiji in her first match.

PV Sindhu did not play a single match for India in the Mixed Team event. She will be going all guns blazing in the Women's Singles Round of 32 now. PV Sindhu is the Bronze medalist from the Commonwealth Games 2014 held in Glasgow. She won the medal in the same event and she will be looking to improve and win a gold medal this time around.

PV Sindhu's greatest feat yet is winning the Silver medal in the Rio de Janerio Olympic Games held in 2016.

Day 6 did not bring too many medals for India. However, it did bring progression as many Indian athletes find themselves in potential medal positions. Heena Sidhu claimed the only gold for India on Day 6 in the Women's 25m Pistol. The Indian Men's & Women's Hockey team both qualified for the Semifinals.

India will be hoping Day 7 of the Commonwealth Games 2018 is just as successful as the previous days.