Commonwealth Games 2018: Table Tennis Women's Doubles Round of 32, Sutirtha Mukherjee, Pooja Sahasrabudhe carry India's hopes, Live Updates

The Indian duo of Mukherjee and Sahasrabudhe outclass the Mauritian players and hand them a convincing defeat with 11-3,11-4,11-4!

There is no stopping India today. They have put up an 8-3 lead

India sails off to a 6-2 lead

Mauritius and India are progressing equally. They are tied at 2 all.

We are now in the 3rd game of the match!

And ever so swiftly, the Indian pair take away the 2nd game with a 11-4 scorecard.

The Indian duo stand at 9 points. Mauritius lags behind at 4 points!

Mukherjee and Sahasrabudhe is on fire! They lead 7-3

India leads again with a 3-1

We are now in the second game of the match

The Indian duo outclass the pair from Mauritius by clinching the first game(11-3)

Mukherjee and Sahasrabudhe race to a 6-2

India is leading with a 3-2 over Mauritius.

The match has begun!

Umpiring the crucial match will be Canada's Erica Ans and Jackie Williams from Wales

Sutirtha Mukherjee and Pooja Sahasrabudhe are going up against Mauritius's Ruqayyah Kinoo & Sanjana Alix Ramaswawmy!

We are about to begin with the Doubles clash between India and Mauritius soon!

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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 event is Table Tennis Women's Doubles Round of 32.

Representing India in this event are Sutirtha Mukherjee & Pooja Sahasrabudhe. The following is the fixture:

1. Sutirtha Mukherjee & Pooja Sahasrabudhe vs Ruqayyah Kinoo & Sanjana Alix Ramaswawmy of Mauritius on TT Table 2

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.

Sachin Chaudhary won many Indian hearts by winning the Bronze medal in Para Powerlifting.

Five Indian boxers were on display on Day 6 in Boxing Quarterfinals and all five of them booked their place in the Semis in their respective weight category.

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