Commonwealth Games 2018: Weightlifting, Men's 105 kg, Pardeep Singh fighting for medal, Live Updates

Pardeep Singh is all set to get his event underway at 5am IST

Updated: 09 April 2018 07:31 IST - Published: 09 April 2018 01:41 IST

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Here are the Total results:

Sanele (SAM): 360kg (GOLD)
Pardeep Singh (IND): 352kg (SILVER)
Owen Boxall (ENG): 351kg (BRONZE)
Richmond (GHA): 350kg
David (KIR): 340kg
Ryan (CAN): 331kg
Jordan (WAL): 320kg
Ridge (AUS): 313kg
Saman (SRI): 290kg
Sateki (TGA): 256kg
Dereck (SEY): 255kg
Ivorn (BAR): Failed in all 3 lifts in Clean & Jerk so no score
Stanislav (NZL): DNF
Zachary (SCO): DNF

Here are the results of Clean & Jerk:

Sanele (SAM): 206kg
Pardeep Singh (IND): 200kg
Owen Boxall (ENG): 199kg
Richmond (GHA): 198kg
David (KIR): 200kg
Ryan (CAN): 186kg
Jordan (WAL): 180kg
Ridge (AUS): 175kg
Saman (SRI): 160kg
Sateki (TGA): 141kg
Dereck (SEY): 145kg
Ivorn (BAR): Failed in all 3 lifts
Stanislav (NZL): DNF
Zachary (SCO): DNF

An amazing feat by the young 23-year-old Indian Pardeep Yadav to win the Silver medal.

Weightlifting continues to be the stronghold for India. This is India's 8th medal in Weightlifting.

Pardeep Singh fails in his 3rd attempt but he has surely won many hearts as he wins a SILVER

Pardeep Singh tries to go for Gold, he attempts 211kg in his 3rd attempt.

Sanele Mao failing in his 3rd attempt of 211kg

Pardeep Singh of India attempting 209kg in his 2nd attempt. The jury gives it to him 2 to 1 initially but the decision is over-ruled.

Sanele Mao lifts 206kg to be in the first position.

Former champion, David of Kiribati lifts 200kg successfully in his final attempt.

Sanele Mao of Samoa follows suit and lifts 200kg in his first attempt.

India's Pardeep Singh looking very strong. He lifts 200kg easily in the first attempt.

Owen attempts 199kg in his 3rd attempt and he is successful. He has retained the pole position but has hurt himself in the process. A very gutsy attempt by him

Ghana's Richmond successfully lifts 198kg in his 3rd attempt.

Owen is in gold medal position with a total score of 349kg combined.

Owen gets it 2 to 1 from the jury for his lift.

Owen Boxall of England will be attempting 197kg in his 2nd attempt.

Richmond of comes out to attempt 196kg in his 2nd attempt but he fails.

David pumped up by the crowd and he lifts 193kg in his 2nd attempt.

The defending champion does not look at his best. David lifted 200kg in the previous edition in Clean & Jerk to clinch the gold medal.

Defending Gold medalist David Katoatau from Kiribati doesn't look good as he fails to lift 193kg in his first attempt.

Ryan Meidl of Canada failing to lift 191kg in his 3rd attempt.

Owen Boxall of England successfully lifts 191kg in his 1st attempt.

Richmond Osafro looks very strong as he easily lifts 190kg in his first attempt. He does lift 205kg in training and will certainly raise the bar in his 2nd attempt.

Ryan Meidl of Canada lifting 186kg successfully in his 2nd attempt.

Jordan Sakkas of Wales failing in his 3rd attempt of 183kg but still impressing the crowd with a phenomenal display in his first two lifts.

He is miffed with himself as he is not able to post anything on the board in Clean & Jerk

Ivorn fails in his 2nd & 3rd attempt as well.

Good to see the crowd cheer for Ivorn as he steps out for his 2nd attempt.

The weightlifter from Barbados, Ivorn passes out in his first attempt as he puts the bar on his neck being unable to breathe properly.

Ivorn Mcknee of Barbados fails in his first attempt of 182kg

The Wales player pushing himself to the limits.

Impressive display by Jordan Sakkas as he lifts 180kg successfully in his 2nd attempt. A very strong overhead by him.

Ryan Meidl of Canada up next for his first attempt of 180kg. He is successful.

Jordan Sakkas from Wales successfully lifts 176kg in his first attempt. He starts off with a new personal best, the earlier one being 175kg. This is what the competition is all about, pushing your own boundaries.

Ridge is 3rd time lucky and he successfully lifted 175kg in his 3rd and final attempt.

Ridge is welcomed by huge cheers by his home crowd in his 3rd and final attempt. He is pumped up by the crowd.

The bars are being cleaned and there is a short break.

His clean is good but the Jerk is again poor.

Ridge is welcomed by huge cheers by his home crowd in his 2nd attempt.

Ridge's body position did not look good.

Australian Ridge going for 175kg in his first attempt but failing.

The Sri Lankan Saman going for 170kg in his 3rd attempt as well but failing as he wastes too much energy in Clean and could not do well in Jerk

The Sri Lankan Saman going for 170kg in his 2nd attempt. He is successful in Clean but fails the Jerk as he commits a foul & two referees give the decision against him due to movement in elbows.

The Sri Lankan Saman lifts 160kg in his first attempt.

Scotland's Zachary Courtney has to sadly exit the competition due to injury and he would not be competing anymore.

The Sri Lankan Saman up on stage now

Dereck Come will have to settle for 145kg which he lifted in his 2nd attempt.

Dereck Come of Seychelles failing to lift 150kg in his 3rd attempt. He looked a little dizzy in his final attempt.