Commonwealth Games 2018: Boxing 60 Kg Men's Quarterfinals, India's Manish Kaushik fighting for medal

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ANOTHER MEDAL CONFIRMED FOR INDIA

AAAAAAANNNDDDDDD THE WINNER IS...MANISH KAUSHIK!

Round 3 ends! Results coming up!

Manish gets a hold of Callum but Callum breaks it

Both the players landing punches now

A minute to go in Round 3!

Callum forces Manish into the corner but he counters and moves out of a precarious situation

Manish blocks from Callum

And we are back

Callum looks to have been injured as he is headed back towards his corner.

Round 3 begins! HERE WE GO!

Round 2 ends!

A minute to go!

Manish lunges forward with a punch, Callum dodges

Punches flying in the ring right now!

Manish with a high defense and then a great counter!

Manish going for the head!

Round 2 begins!

Round 1 ends!

Less than a minute to go in round 1!

Manish tries to attack but Callum dodges

Both the athletes quick on their feet

Manish stepping back and countering

French lands a couple of punches as Manish tries to dodge

Both Boxers right to it. Attacking with ferocity

Round 1 begins!

Englishman Callum French is the only thing standing between him and a medal and here we go!

Kaushik defeated Nigel Paul of Trinidad and Tobago in the previous round

Hello all! The match involving Manish Kaushik is about to begin. Can he become the latest Indian boxer to confirm a medal to his name?

As Day 7 of the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games begins, India will be looking to continue what has been a good run in the competition so far. Next up is Manish Kaushik who will be participating in the Men's 60 Kg Quarterfinals. He will face England's Callum French.

India continues to win medals in shooting on Day 7. India's Shreyasi Singh won a gold medal in the Women's Double Trap Finals & Ankur Mittal bagged a Bronze in the Men's Double Trap Finals. Om Mitharval also bagged a bronze medal in the Men's 50m Pistol Finals.

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.

India's Gagan Narang & Chain Singh qualified for the finals of the 50m Rifle Prone Men's Qualification. However, they couldn't win any medals in the Finals of the event. Annu Singh and Heena Sidhu followed suit and reached the Finals of Women's 25m Pistol, where Heena Sidhu claimed Gold. This was the only gold medal for India on the Day 6 of the Commonwealth Games 2018.

Meanwhile, the Indian Men's Hockey team confirmed their spot in the Semifinals beating Malaysia in their pool & reaching the top of the table with 7 points. Indian Women's Hockey Team also won beating the Women's Hockey team from South Africa 1-0.

India will be hoping Day 7 is just as successful as the previous game days