Commonwealth Games 2022 medal tally

Superb in the swimming pool and tremendous on the track, Australia is in a dominant position on the medal table after a superb opening day in Birmingham.

The quartet initially set a Games record of 4:14.605 when qualifying fastest and lowered the time to 4:12.234 when far too good for New Zealand in the final. Australia’s world-beating cricketers were stretched to the brink by India in the first ever women’s match held at a Commonwealth Games but ultimately prevailed by three wickets. Tokyo gold medallist Zac Stubblety-Cook also has a Commonwealth Games gold medal to add to his trophy cabinet after winning the 200m breaststroke in Friday’s penultimate final. At the Lee Valley VeloPark, Jess Gallagher and her pilot Caitlin Ward combined to win the nation’s first gold medal in Birmingham in the women’s tandem B Para-track event. Titmus, a dual-gold medallist in Tokyo, drew on all her star power to hold off compatriot Mollie O’Callaghan in the 200m freestyle. The nation also filled 11 of the 21 podium spots in a dominant display, though Canadian teenage sensation Summer McIntosh was the standout swimmer when producing an incredible display to win the 400m individual medley by nearly eight seconds.

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The women's sprint team added a second gold medal to New Zealand's tally less than an hour after the men's pursuit team claimed Aotearoa's first in ...

The men's team pursuit earned New Zealand's first gold medal in Birmingham before the women's team sprint added a second podium-topping performance less than an hour later. Earlier, the women's team pursuit claimed New Zealand's second silver medal of this year's Commonwealth Games after a gritty performance against Australia in the final. Either side of the golden hour was a valiant silver medal to the women's team pursuit and a bronze for the men's team sprint.

The New Zealand team are second on the medal table after a highly sucessful opening day at the Commonwealth Games - behind only Australia.

Earlier, the women's team pursuit - down a rider after Ally Woollaston was injured in the Tour de France - took silver in the gold medal race against Australia. New Zealand blew away rivals England in the 4000m teams pursuit by nearly two seconds on the opening day at the velodrome. The New Zealand team are second on the medal table after a highly successful opening day at the Commonwealth Games - behind only Australia.

Commonwealth Games 2022 had a grand opening ceremony on 29 July 2022. Check the list of winners and medal tally Gold, Silver, and Bronze at Birmingham CWG ...

Because the truth is worth it.) Following is the Medal Tally so far in the Commonwealth Games 2022 at Birmingham, UK. Let us now have a look at the Medal Tally and the list of winners here.

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The 27-year old is expected to grab a gold for India at the event. Commonwealth Games 2022 Live Updates, Day 2 Schedule of India: The “killer instinct” was nowhere to be seen when Australia put the Indian women’s cricket team under the pump but the country’s shuttlers and paddlers steamrolled their hapless rivals on the opening day of Commonwealth Games on Day 1. India started day 2 with their first medal of the games as Sanket Sargar finished second in the men’s 55Kg weightlifting final.

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