How does it feel like to come up as a scintillating star among 1.3 billion people and about 71 teams of 53 nations member?
Go and ask some athlete or tennis player or shooter or any sportsperson who has just grabbed the opportunity to have encomiums for their self and have the greatest opportunity of having the nations pride on their shoulder. This time Indian players have played the best of their proclivity to make the India pride scintillates in the rich gold coast, Australia. The CWG going in Australia started from aril 4th have given the Indian player to get free from any trepidation because they are playing the best in their present goal zone.
DAY 1: India started their lead in this game by winning gold by MIRABAI CHANU by lifting 196kg in 48 kg category and GURURAJA POOJARY won silver in men’s’ 56kg division by lifting 249 kg on Thursday in weightlifting and the shutters’ also get the cynosure of the day by swept out Pakistan and srilanka from quarterfinals by 5-0.
DAY 2: The happiness not only ends on day 1rather the celebrations get on its high mode on day 2 when again a weightlifter woman SANJITA CHANU grabbed gold for India by lifting 192kg in 53kg division finals and sidewise the man with a star debut ARVIND LATHER make his best foot to work on by a total lifting of the snatch of 136 kg and 159 kg, a new personal best.
Meanwhile, the hockey team gets back in lead by winning over Malaysia and the tennis team gets win on Scotland. The boxers also not held their self at back the boxer AMIT PANGHAL defeats Ghana in 46-49 kg category. By all this the player let the national flag flourish up on its pinnacle.
DAY 3: More medals get inside the pocket of India as players continue to the winning zone as the weightlifters continued to put their nations pride on their shoulder. The very good morning happened by the winning gold of SATHISH SHIVALINGAM in the 77kg category in weightlifting and the grace continues till daytime by winning of gold again by a weightlifter VENKAT RAHUL RANGALA in the 84kg category. The Indian badminton team too kept medal hope alive by leading against Mauritius. Even men and women team entered in the semi-final by beating Malaysia. Despite all the win India also looses in some zone like in gymnasts, squash, and pool etc but there still vast hope to shine.
DAY 4: With the bright start of rest day of India, Sunday MANU BHAKER, HEENA SIDHU, VIKAS THAKUR, PUNAMYADAV win India Sunday a bright one day full of happiness of victory and joy. Apart from that, the Indian badminton team too sealed a place in the final of the mixed team beating Singapore by 3-1. Meanwhile, MARY KOM assured India of a medal by her impressive win
DAY 5: The drought in tennis sports ends and on this day winning gold by SAINA NEHWAL in mixed team events make India back to the lost zone of CWG in 2010 IN DELHI.
India made its lead by winning in maiden team event and even JITU RAI performed his best to grab the gold. Teenager MEHULI GHOSH wins the silver and made an impressive mark. All this lead India to rank 3 in the rank table chart of CWG.
DAY 6: HEENA SIDHU grab the gold for India team on day 6 in 25m pistol shooting winning at the top in women group with the breaking record by beating Australian shooter and this is SIDHU’s second medal after grabbing silver in 10m pistol shooting SIDHU was accompanied by SACHIN CHOUDHARY in this gold-winning race.
As many as 5 boxers able to grab bronze at least while hockey team also get able to win their matches of the respective groups.
DAY 7: The lady with the strong will power none other than great MARY KOM entered the finals in the day 7 and SHREYANSHI SINGH own gold in women’s double trap meanwhile ANKUR MITTAL win bronze in India men’s double trap and OM MITHARVAL also grabbed bronze in shooting keeping India rank no 3 in the rank chart. With the end of day 7, India total medal count gets to 24.
So till this date, Indian players have carried the pride on its own peak so let’s hope for the rest 4 days India will continue to beat, lead and win. Let the players hope to get enlighten up let the encomiums get on for the winners and also a light array of hope for who weren’t able to make it to the medals so in short LET’S CELEBRATE THIS MOMENT!
