India at the Commonwealth Games Day 5 results and scores: India win historic gold in Lawn Bowls, men's table tennis team wins second gold of the day, badminton team settles for silver after 1-3 loss to Malaysia

India win gold medals in Women's Fours Lawn Bowls and Men's table tennis!

That then, brings us to the close of Day 5 events! A rather fruitful day for India overall, with two gold medals coming in one each from a historic Lawn Bowls Women's Fours event and the other courtesy of the men's table tennis team winning the final over Singapore.

The Indian mixed badminton team had to settle for silver after a 1-3 loss to Malaysia in the summit clash, adding to another silver medal weightlifter Vikas Thakur won earlier in the evening. There were quite a few disappointments too, as the likes of Dutee Chand, Navjeet Kaur Dhillon and Seema Punia all failed to put on a good show.

However, we have a lot of action to look forward to on Day 6 as M Sreeshankar and MA Yahiya qualified for the men's long jump final, and with a whole lot of individual events taking place soon, there's no shortage of sport to come our way!

Until tomorrow then, that's it from all of us at Sportskeeda! We've had a great time bringing you all the LIVE updates, and we'll be back again tomorrow around 1 PM IST for commentary, news and updates from Day 6. Until then, on behalf of my co-blogger Mohamed Farzan, this is me Prasen Moudgal signing off! Take care!

India's results in the mixed team badminton FINAL:

Match 1: Satwik Sairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty lost 18-21, 15-21 vs Chia Teng Fong/Soh Wooi
Match 2: PV Sindhu won 22-20, 21-17 vs Goh Jin Wei
Match 3: Kidambi Srikanth lost 19-21, 21-6, 16-21 to NG Tze Yong
Match 4: Treesa Jolly/Gayatri Gopichand lost 18-21, 17-21 to Pearly Tan Koong Le/Thinaah Muralitharan

BADMINTON: Indian mixed team finishes with SILVER!

Malaysia put up quite a show in the final to register a 3-1 win and clinch the top honours!

The last do-or-die match for India featured Treesa Jolly/Gayatri Gopichand featuring in the doubles clash - but they lost 18-21, 17-21 against Tan Koong Le/Thinaah Muralitharan.

Women's Discus Throw final [6th and last throw]

Both India discus throwers finish outside the medal positions.

Seema Punia finishes in 5th place, a rather disappointing end to what was a promising start for the 2018 CWG silver medalist.

Navjeet Kaur finishes 8th with a very sub par performance, her best throw came in her last attempt, a 53.51m hurl but that's not enough to get her anywhere close to the medals.

Women's Discus Throw Final [5th attempt]

No improvement yet from Navjeet Dhillon, she does better than her 4th attempt with a 52.46m throw, but she's stuck in plumb last position with her best throw of 53.14m so far.

Before Seema even steps in for her 5th attempt, she's dropped down to 5th place! Yet again, Seema fails to get her direction right, and the disc flies out of bounds. One last attempt left for Seema to claim one of those medal spots.

Women's Discus Throw Final [4th attempt]

Navjeet Kaur Dhillon steps up for her 4th attempt - first inside the top 8 - and she fails to impress. Just 52.21m.

Seema Punia loses her radar on the 4th attempt, looks like the discus slipped out of her hands in the last second and it flies out of bounds.

Punia has also slipped down to 4th, she will need to throw beyond 56.42m to get back into the medal positions.

BADMINTON: India vs Malaysia Mixed Team Final

Malaysia lead 2-1; Treesa/Gayatri lose the first game in the 4th match by a 21-18 margin

The young India duo did well to test Tan Koong/Muralitharan late in the game by reducing a 4-point deficit to a solitary point, but the Malaysians hold onto their slender lead and pocket the first game. If India lose the next game, they will be forced to settle for a silver medal.

Women's Discus Throw Final

Seema Punia and Navjot Kaur Dhillon make the Top 8!

Punia's last throw was a modest 52.30m, but her best throw of 55.92m in the second attempt is enough to keep her in 3rd place!

Navjot, on the other hand, has just about sneaked into the top eight with a best throw of 53.14m. Her first throw was 50.95m, and in her third attempt, she stepped out of the circle after barely crossing 50m.

Women's Discus Throw Final

Seema Punia makes a massive improvement on her 2nd attempt as she registers 55.92m. Her first attempt was 52.28m.

Navjot Kaur too follows suit, betters her first throw in her second attempt with 53.14m.

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Women's Discus Throw Final

1st Attempts -
Seema Punia: 52.28m
Navjeet Kaur: 50.95m

Not the greatest of starts for both the discus throw athletes from India, and they will hope to improve with two more throws to come.

BADMINTON: India vs Malaysia - Mixed Team final

Malaysia take a 2-1 lead in the final as Kidambi Srikanth loses 19-21, 21-6, 16-21 to NG Tze Yong.

A lot now rests on the young shoulders of Treesa Jolly/Gayatri Gopichand as they step onto the court for a must-win match to keep India in the final.

Time now for the Women's Discus throw final! India will be represented by Seema Punia and Navjeet Kaur Dhillon.

All the 11 athletes will get three throws to record their best throw. Post that, the Top 8 athletes with the best throws will get three more throws to chase their spot in athletics glory!

BADMINTON: India vs Malaysia - Mixed Team final

India 1 - 1 Malaysia; Kidambi Srikanth levels scores in the 3rd match with a 21-6 dominating game win!

Yong had absolutely no avenues to score points throughout the game as Srikanth had an answer to every small challenge Yong posed. This match is going all the way down to the last game!

WEIGHTLIFTING - Women's 87kg Final

Usha Bannur has raised the bar by 6kg and will now lift 116kg in her second Clean & Jerk attempt. She lifts the weights but the jury calls it a foul and denies her a clean attempt.

She goes for 116kg once again in her third attempt. The jury calls it a foul and thus Usha is forced to finish with a total of 205kg.

WEIGHTLIFTING - Women's 87kg Final

Usha Bannur will lift 110kg in her first Clean & Jerk attempt. She lifts 110kg and moves atop the rankings with a total of 205kg.

BADMINTON: India vs Malaysia - Mixed Team final

India 1 - 1 Malaysia; Kidambi Srikanth concedes first game of the third match 19-21

A very tight game that saw the momentum switch like a pendulum - Srikanth was at his aggressive best and forced a couple of mistakes. Eventually though, Yong ensured he was in with the lead and converted into an important win for Malaysia.

BOXING - Men's 67kg Round of 16

Ghana's Alfred Kotey loses 0 - 5 to India's Rohit Tokas in his Round of 16 bout. He'll now compete in his quarter-final bout on August 4, Thursday.

WEIGHTLIFTING - Women's 87kg Final

Usha Bannur fails to lift 98kg in her final Snatch attempt. She finishes the Snatch discipline with a total of 95kg. The Indian weightlifter will have to put her best efforts in the Clean & Jerk event to win a medal.

NEXT up in the badminton final: Kidambi Srikanth vs NG Tze Yong

BADMINTON: India vs Malaysia - Mixed Team final

PV Sindhu wins 22-20, 21-17 to level scores 1-1!

It took a lot of work for Sindu to get across the finish line, but she finally managed to get there, and celebrated with a huge roar and a massive swing of the racquet! Kudos to Goh for putting up a fight though!

WEIGHTLIFTING - Women's 87kg Final

Usha Bannur will lift 95kg in her second attempt. A 5kg raise from her previous attempt and she has completed a legal lift in her penultimate attempt in Snatch discipline.

WEIGHTLIFTING - Women's 87kg Final

India's Usha Bannur Natesh Kumara will be in action in a few minutes. She'll lift 90kg in her 1st Snatch attempt. And yes, she lifts 90kg with ease and will look to lift heavier weights in her next couple of attempts.

BADMINTON: India vs Malaysia - Mixed Team final

Malaysia lead 1-0; PV Sindhu wins opening game of Match 2 by 22-20 margin

Sindhu made to stretch and grind every point of the opening game by Goh Jin Wei, who did remarkably well to play the angles and give the Indian star a tough time on court. At one stage, Sindhu was cruising at 18-12 before Goh made a crushing comeback, even taking a slender lead at 19-18. However, Sindhu, with frustration as her motivation unfurled the smashes and eventually sealed the game.

LAWN BOWLS

Men's Fours: India vs Fiji - India win 14-11
Women's Triples: India vs England - India lose 11-24

A commanding performance from the Men's Fours team to constant keep the points board ticking and keep Fiji at bay. At one stage, India trailed 1-6, but a 3-point effort after Round 6 instilled confidence back in the team, from where there was no looking back.

As for the women's team, it was quite opposite in nature, for there were pockets of play when they barely scored a point. England, on the other hand, picked up 2 or more points on multiple occasions, keeping pressure on the Indians throughout the contest.

BADMINTON: India vs Malaysia - Mixed Team final

India lose the men's doubles tie, as Satwik Sairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty concede a 18-21, 15-21 loss to Chia Teng Fong/Yik Wooi.

Malaysia lead 1-0.

SQUASH - Men's Singles Semi Final

Paul Coll 3 - 0 Saurav Ghosal

Paul Coll thrashes Saurav Ghosal 11 - 1 in Game 3. Very poor performance from Ghosal in a knockout game. Thus, he will compete in the bronze medal match tomorrow hoping to bring home a bronze medal.

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SQUASH - Men's Singles Semi Final

Paul Coll 2 - 0 Saurav Ghosal

Paul Coll registers another victory over India's Saurav Ghosal. He wins the 2nd match 11 - 4 and is just one win away from qualifying for the summit clash of the event.

LAWN BOWLS

Men's Fours, India vs Fiji: India lead 10-6 [End 9]
Women's Triples, India vs England: India trail 6-19 [End 12]

The Men's Fours team has made a stellar comeback, winning 9 points inside the last four rounds to jump into an important lead! On the women's triples side of things though, England are running away with the contest, and India putting up a fight would be quite a miracle at this stage.

The Indian mixed team badminton final is soon to start vs Malaysia! Here's the full set of matches coming up -

Match 1: Satwik Sairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty vs Chia Teng Fong/Soh Wooi
Match 2: PV Sindhu vs Goh Jin Wei
Match 3: Kidambi Srikanth vs Tze Yong
Match 4: Treesa Jolly/Gayatri Gopichand vs Thinaah Muralitharan/Tan Koong Le
Match 5: Satwik Sairaj Rankireddy/Ashwini Ponnappa vs Tan Kian Meng/Lai Pei Jing

SQUASH - Men's Singles Semi Final

Paul Coll 1 - 0 Saurav Ghosal

New Zealand's Paul Coll wins the first game 11 - 9 vs India's Saurav Ghosal to gain a lead in the semi-final event.

LAWN BOWLS

Men's Fours, India vs Fiji: India trail 4-6 [End 6]
Women's Triples, India vs England: India trail 5-13 [End 8]

Both the Indian teams haven't managed to hit their bearings yet, with the England women team specifically piling on the points. They've scored 9 points from the last three rounds, while India haven't managed to score a single point in that period.

SQUASH - Women's Singles - Plate Semi-Final

India's Sunayna Sara Kuruvilla defeats Pakistan's Faiza Zafar 3 - 0 in her Plate Semi-Final match. She won the games 11 - 2, 11 - 4 and 11 - 5. The Indian player qualifies for the final and has guaranteed her nation a medal.

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WEIGHTLIFTING: Men's 96kg Final

Vikas Thakur wins SILVER!

India's Vikas Thakur fails to lift 198kg in his final Clean & Jerk attempt. However, with a best of 191kg in C&J, the Indian weightlifter finishes in 2nd place with a total of 346kg.

Indian men's GOLD medal match results -

Match 1: Harmeet Desai/Sathiyan Gnanasekaran won 13-11, 11-7, 11-5 vs Quek Yong Izaac/Koen Yew En
Match 2: Achanta Sharath Kamal lost 7-11, 14-12, 3-11, 9-11 vs Chew Zhe Yu
Match 3: Sathiyan Gnanasekaran won 12-10, 7-11, 11-7, 11-4 vs Koen Pang Yew
Match 4: Harmeet Desai won 11-8, 11-5, 11-6 vs Chew Zhe Yu

INDIA MEN's TEAM WINS GOLD!!

An excellent match for the Indian men's team as they beat Singapore 3-1 to clinch the top honours!

Barring a rare blip from Achanta Sharath Kamal who lost his singles clash, Harmeet Desai and Sathiyan Gnanasekaran stepped up first in the doubles and then in their singles' matches to bring home gold for India!

WEIGHTLIFTING: Men's 96kg Final

India's Vikas Thakur to lift 191kg in his second Clean & Jerk attempt. He has increased the weight by 4kg from his previous attempt and has lifted this one as well. He's guaranteed a medal for India!

TABLE TENNIS: Men's Team Final - IND v SGP

Match: India lead 2-1; Harmeet Desai leads 11-8, 11-5 in Match 4

Harmeet outplays Chew in the second game, with the Singapore looking rather winded throughout the game. Harmeet kept attacking him and the Singaporean paddler had no answers. India one game away from GOLD!

WEIGHTLIFTING: Men's 96kg Final

India's Vikas Thakur will lift 187kg in his 1st Clean & Jerk attempt. He's indeed a medal contender in this event as he completes a legal lift and move atop the rankings with a total of 342kg.

TABLE TENNIS: Men's Team Final - IND v SGP

Match: India lead 2-1; Harmeet Desai wins first game of 4th match 11-8

A positive start to the crucial 4th match from Harmeet, who does a good job of keeping Chew away from winning consecutive points.

WOMEN'S HOCKEY - ENGLAND 3 - 1 INDIA

Hannah Martin gets her name on the score sheet as scores England's third goal in the 54th minute to ensure a comfortable victory for the hosts vs India. However, Vandana Katariya scores a goal in the dying moments of the game. This makes no difference to the game but will help in goal difference if it comes into play during qualification.

TABLE TENNIS: Men's Team Final - IND v SGP

India take a 2-1 lead in the final as Sathiyan Gnanasekaran wins 12-10, 7-11, 11-7, 11-4 in Match 3!

If temperament and the abundance of it ever needed to be explained as personal trait, there's never a need to look beyond Sathiyan! Koen Pang kept challenging him with attack after attack, but for Sathiyan - who is the best advocate of attack is the best form of defence - it was about persevering through the hard points to get through in the end!

TABLE TENNIS: Men's Team Final - IND v SGP

Match score: IND 1 - 1 SINGAPORE; Sathiyan leads 2-1 in Match 3

Sathiyan has looked impressive since the start of Match 3, picking up a bulk of points with ease. Koen Pang seemed to make a small comeback late into the game, but Sathiyan had a massive 4-point cushion to help him win 11-7.

WOMEN'S HOCKEY - ENGLAND vs INDIA

End of 3rd quarter: ENGLAND 2 - 0 INDIA

Tessa Howard strikes in the 40th minute to double England's lead against India in their 3rd match of the Commonwealth Games 2022. India, on the other hand, has failed to capitalize and convert the opportunities it received in the penultimate quarter.

TABLE TENNIS: Men's Team Final - IND v SGP

Match score: IND 1 - 1 SINGAPORE; 1-1 in Match 3

Singaporean youngster Koen Pang Yew rallies back to win the second game 11-7, quite a few errors from Sathiyan as he hit 4-5 balls outside and gave away points to the youngster.