CWG 2022: PV Sindhu wins first Commonwealth Games gold medal

Commonwealth Games 2022: India got off to a good start on the last day of the Commonwealth Games. India’s star badminton player PV Sindhu has won the gold medal in the women’s singles final.






India’s star shuttler PV Sindhu has won the gold medal in women’s singles at the Commonwealth Games. In the final, PV Sindhu defeated Mitchell Lee of Canada to win the gold medal for the first time at the Commonwealth Games. PV Sindhu won the gold medal by defeating Canada’s Mitchell Ley in the final 21-15 in the first set and 21-13 in the second set. This is India’s 19th gold medal in Commonwealth Games-2022.






Sindhu’s first Commonwealth Games gold medal in singles






This is the first gold medal of Commonwealth Games for India’s star shuttler Sindhu, who won silver and bronze medals at the Olympics. PV Sindhu has already won bronze and silver medals in the Commonwealth Games. But for the first time she has managed to win gold. PV Sindhu won bronze medal in Glasgow Commonwealth Games and silver medal in Gold Coast.






19th gold in India’s account






With PV Sindhu’s gold medal at the Commonwealth Games-2022, India’s total number of gold medals has reached 19. India has bagged a total of 56 medals with 19 gold, 15 silver and 22 bronze.






India’s medalist so far at the Commonwealth Games






1. Sanket Mahadev – Silver Medal (Weightlifting 55 Kg)

2. Gururaja – Bronze Medal (Weightlifting 61 Kg)

3. Mirabai Chanu- Gold Medal (Weightlifting 49 kg)

4. Bindiarani Devi – Silver Medal (Weightlifting 55 Kg)

5. Jeremy Lalrinunga – Gold Medal (Weightlifting 67 kg)

6. Achantia Shewli- Gold Medal (Weightlifting 73 Kg)

7. Sushila Devi – Silver Medal (Judo 48 Kg)

8. Vijayakumar Yadav – Bronze Medal (Judo 60 Kg)

9. Harjinder Kaur – Bronze Medal (Weightlifting 71 kg)

10. Women’s Team- Gold Medal (Loan Balls)

11. Men’s Team – Gold Medal (Table Tennis)

12. Vikas Thakur – Silver Medal (Weightlifting 96 kg)

13. Mixed Badminton Team- Silver Medal

14. Lovepreet Singh – Bronze Medal (Weightlifting 109 kg)

15. Saurav Ghoshal – Bronze Medal (Squash)

16. Tulika Mann – Silver Medal (Judo)

17. Gurdeep Singh – Bronze Medal (Weightlifting 109+ Kg Category)

18. Tejashwan Shankar – Bronze Medal (High Jump)

19. Murali Srishankar- Silver Medal

20. Sudhir- Gold Medal (Para Powerlifting)

21. Anshu Malik – Silver Medal (Wrestling 57 kg)

22. Bajrang Punia- Gold Medal (Wrestling- 65 kg)

23. Sakshi Malik – Gold Medal (Wrestling 62 kg)

24. Deepak Punia- Gold Medal (Wrestling 86 kg)

25. Divya Kakran – Bronze Medal (Wrestling 68 kg)

26. Mohit Garewal – Bronze Medal (Wrestling 125 kg)

27. Priyanka Goswami- Silver Medal (10 km walk)

28. Avinash Sable – Silver Medal (Steeplechase)

29. Men’s Team – Silver Medal (Lone Balls)

30 Jasmine Lamboria – Bronze Medal (Boxing)

31. Pooja Gehlot – Bronze Medal (Wrestling 50 kg)

32 Ravikumar Dahiya- Gold Medal (Wrestling 57 kg)

33. Vinesh Phogat- Gold Medal (Wrestling 53 kg)

34. Naveen Kumar- Gold Medal (Wrestling 74 kg)

35. Pooja Sihag – Bronze Medal (Wrestling)

36. Mohammad Husamuddin – Bronze Medal (Boxing)

37. Deepak Nehra-Bronze Medal (Wrestling 97 kg)

38 Sonalben Patel – Bronze Medal (Para Table Tennis)

39. Rohit Tokes – Bronze Medal (Boxing)

40 Bhavina Patel – Gold Medal (Para Table Tennis)

41. Indian Women’s Team – Bronze Medal (Hockey)

42. Neetu Ghanghas – Gold Medal (Boxing)

43. Amit Panghal – Gold Medal (Boxing)

44. Sandeep Kumar – Bronze Medal (10 km walk)

45. Aldhos Paul- Gold Medal (Triple Jump)

46. ​​Abdullah Abubakar – Silver Medal (Triple Jump)

47. Annu Rani- Bronze Medal (Javelin Throw)

48. Nikhat Zareen – Gold Medal (Boxing)

49. Achant and G. Sathian Silver Medal (Table Tennis)

50. Saurav and Deepika Pallikal Bronze Medal (Squash)

51. Kidambi Srikanth Bronze Medal (Badminton)

52. Women’s Team – Silver Medal (Cricket)

53. Gayatri and Trisha Jolly Bronze (Badminton)

54. Sharath Kamal and Sreeja Akula Gold Medal (Table Tennis)

55. Sagar Ahlawat Silver Medal (Boxing)

56. PV Sindhu – Gold Medal (Badminton)