Commonwealth Games India's Day 4 Schedule: Full list of events, venues & timings in IST, August 1, 2022

The Mirabai Chanu-led Indian weightlifting contingent has been a major boost in the absence of Indian powerhouse shooting at the Commonwealth Games (CWG 2022). The lifters opened India's medal tally with five medals so far at the ongoing Games in Birmingham, United Kingdom.

By the end of the third day, India is currently placed in sixth position with five medals so far, including two golds, two silvers and one bronze medal. All five medals were grabbed by the weightlifters. Meanwhile, Australia is leading the medal tally with 41 medals, including 18 golds, nine silvers and 14 bronze medals so far.

The highlight of the day was 19-year-old Jeremy Lalrinnunga's incredible debut performance at the quadrennial showpiece event. Jeremy clinched a gold medal with a combined effort of 300kg (Snatch 140kg + Clean and Jerk 160kg) in the men's 67kg finals.

Meanwhile, the Indian men's table tennis team comprising Achanta Sharath Kamal, Sathiyan Gnanasekaran and Harmeet Desai are through to the semifinals. The Indian men's team pulled off a convincing 3-0 victory against Bangladesh in the quarter-finals.

The Indian men's hockey team decimated lowly Ghana 11-0 in their opening Pool B match on July 31.

World Champion Nikhat Zareen also put her best foot forward to advance into the quarterfinals of the women's light flyweight 50kg category. The 26-year-old outpowered Mozambique's Helena Ismael Bagao to emerge victorious by RSC (Referee Stops Contest) verdict.

Meanwhile, five-time Asian Championship medallist Shiva Thapa bowed out of CWG 2022. He went down 1-4 against Scotland's Lynch Reese in the Round of 16 men’s 60kg-63.5kg light welterweight category bout on the third day of CWG 2022.

It was a tough day in the ring for Sumit Kundu as well. The national champion marked an exit after losing 0-5 to Australia's Peters Callum in the men's (71-75kg) Round of 16 bout.

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Stay tuned for the updated Commonwealth Games 2022 medal table on Sportskeeda.

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India's Day 4 schedule for Commonwealth Games 2022

Here is a list of events and Indian athletes in action on Day 4 (August 1) of the Commonwealth Games 2022 schedule:

SWIMMING

TIME (IST)	CATEGORY	ATHLETES IN ATION
3.15PM	MEN'S 100M BUTTERFLY HEAT 6	SAJAN PRAKASH
1.00AM (AUGUST 2)	MEN'S 50M BACKSTROKE FINALS	SRIHARI NATARAJ

TABLE TENNIS

TIME (IST)	CATEGORY	TEAMS IN ACTION
11.30PM	MEN'S TEAM SEMIFINALS	INDIA VS NIGERIA

BOXING

TIME (IST)	CATEGORY	ATHLETES IN ACTION
4.45PM	MEN'S (48-51kg) ROUND OF 16	AMIT PANGHAL (IND) VS NAMRI BERRI (VANUATU)
6.00PM	MEN'S (54-57kg) ROUND OF 16	MD HUSSAMUDDIN (IND) VS MD SALIM HOSSAIN (BAN)
1.00AM (AUGUST 2)	MEN'S (75-80kg) ROUND OF 16	ASHISH KUMAR (IND) VS TRAVIS TAPATUETUOA (NIUE)

HOCKEY

TIME (IST)	CATEGORY	TEAMS IN ACTION
8.30PM	MEN'S POOL B	INDIA VS ENGLAND

WEIGHTLIFTING

TIME (IST)	CATEGORY	ATHLETES IN ACTION
2.00PM	MEN'S 81kg FINALS	AJAY SINGH
11.00PM	WOMEN'S 71kg FINALS	HARJINDER SINGH

JUDO

TIME (IST)	CATEGORY	ATHLETES IN ACTION
2.30PM	MEN'S 66kg ELIMINATION ROUND OF 16	JASLEEN SINGH SAINI VS MAXENCE GUCOLA (VANUATU)

SQUASH

TIME (IST)	CATEGORY	ATHLETES IN ACTION
4.30PM	WOMEN'S SINGLES PLATE QUARTERFINALS	SUNAYNA SARA KURUVILLA (IND) VS TBD
6.00PM	WOMEN'S SINGLES QUARTERFINALS	JOSHANA CHINAPPA (IND) VS HOLLIE NAUGHTON (CANADA)
6.45PM	MEN'S SINGLES QUARTERFINALS	SAURAV GHOSAL (IND) VS GREGG LOBBAN (SCOTLAND)

CYCLING

TIME (IST)	CATEGORY	ATHLETES N ACTION
6.30PM	WOMEN'S KEIRIN FIRST ROUND	TRIYASHA PAUL, SUSHIKALA, MAYURI LUTE
6.50PM	MEN'S 40KM POINT RACE QUALIFYING	VENKAPPA KENGALAGUTTI, NAMAN KAPIL, DINESH KUMAR, VISHAVJEET SINGH
8.00PM	MEN'S 1000M TIME TRIAL FINALS	RONALDO LAITONJAM, DAVID BECKHAM
9.37PM	WOMEN'S 10KM SCRATCH RACE FINALS	MEENAKSHI

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Where to watch India matches in Commonwealth Games & Live Streaming details

Sony Sports Network has the broadcast rights for CWG 2022 in India. Sony TEN 1, Sony TEN 2, Sony TEN 3, Sony SIX, and Sony TEN 4 will live telecast the CWG 2022 in India.

Live streaming will also be available on the Sony LIV app and website.