CWG Medals Results, Day 2

Published>Tue, Oct 05 10 11:56 PM

New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) Results of the medal events that were decided on the second day of the Commonwealth Games competition here Tuesday.

Aquatics

50m Butterfly Women

Rank Name Country Timing

1 Francesca Jean Halsal ENG 00:26.24

2 Marieke Katherine Guehrer AUS 00:26.27

3 Emily Jane Seebohm AUS 00:26.29

50m Backstroke Men

Rank Name Country Time

1 Liam John Tancock ENG 00:24.62 Games Record

2 Hayden Ernest Stoeckel AUS 00:25.08

3 Ashley Jason DELANEY AUS 00:25.21

50m Breaststroke Women

Rank Name Country Time

1 Leiston Jane Pickett AUS 00:30.84

2 Leisel Marie Jones AUS 00:31.10

3 Kate Emma Haywood ENG 00:31.17

200m Freestyle Men

Rank Name Country Time

1 Robert Peter Renwick Sco 01:47.88

2 Kenrick John Monk AUS 01:47.90

3 Thomas William Fraser-Holmes AUS 01:48.22

Shooting

Pairs 25 m Pistol Women

Precision Prone Total

1 India 572 584 1156 Games Record

Rahi Sarnobat 288 296

Anisa Sayyed 284 288

2 Australia 577 569 1146

Linda Ryan 284 281

Lalita Yauheuskaya 293 288

3 England 570 552 1122

Gorgs Geikiw 282 274

Julia Lydall 288 278

Pairs 50 m Pistol Men Finals

Rank Team Total

1 Singapore 1094

Bin Gai 544

Swee Hon Lim 550

2 India 1087

Deepak Sharma 539

Omkar Singh 548

3 Trinidad and Tobago 1081

Roger Peter Daniel 548

Rhodney Richard Allen 533

Pairs 10 m Air Rifle Men Finals

Rank Team Total

1 India 1193 Games Record

Abhinav Bindra 595

Gagan Narang 598

2 England 1174

James Huckle 589

Kenny Parr 585

3 Bangladesh 1173

Abdullah Hel Baki 583

Md.Asif Hossain Khan 590

Pairs 50 metre rifle 3 position women

Rank Team Total

1. Singapore 1149

Aquilah Sudhir (199 prone, 190 standing, 192 kneeling) 581

Xiang Wei Jasmine (194 prone, 187 standing, 187 standing) 568

2 India 1143

Tejaswini Sawant (194 prone, 190 standing and 191 kneeling) 575

Lajja Guaswami (193 prone, 188 standing and 187 kneeling) 568

3. Scotland 1142

Kay Copland (195 prone, 186 standing and 193 kneeling) 574

Jen Mcintosh (196 prone, 183 standing and 189 kneeling) 568

Wrestling

Greco Roman

66kg: Gold:Ravinder Singh (Ind), Silver: Terence Christopher Bosson (Eng)

Bronze: Romeo Joseph (Nigeria)

74kg: Gold: Sanjay Kumar (Ind), Silver: Richard Brian Addinal (RSA), Bronze: Hassan Shahsavan (Aus)

96kg: Gold: Aniul Kumar (Ind), Silver: Hassene Fikri (Aus), Bronze: Kakoma Hugues Bella-Lufu (RSA)

Weightlifting:

62kg Men Finals:

Name Country Snatch Clean and Jerk Total

Gold: Aricco Jumitih Malaysia 120, 125(X), 125(X) 150, 153, 156 276

Silver: Naharudin Mahayudin Malaysia 120, 125(X), 125 146, 150(X), 150 275

Bronze: Sudesh Peiris Sri Lanka 115(X), 115, 120 145(X), 152(X), 152 272

53kg Women Finals:

Name Country Snatch Clean and Jerk Combined weight

Gold: Marilou Prevost Dozois Canada 82, 84(X), 84(X) 98, 100, 103(X) 182

Silver: Onyeka Azike Nigeria 77(X), 77, 80 98. 100, 102(X) 180

Bronze: Raihan Yusoff Malaysia 75, 80, 82(X) 95(X), 95(X), 95 175

Gymnastics:

Artistic women's team event: 1. Australia (Georgia Bonora, A. Brennan, Emily Little, L. Mitchell and Georgia Wheeler) 163. 7; 2. England (Imogen Cairns, Laura Edwards, Jocelyn Hunt and C. Lindsley) 158.2; 3. Canada (Catherine Dion, K. Klarenbach, Cynthia

Lemieux-Guillemette, Gabby May and Emma Willis) 154.75; 8. India (Meenakshi, Priti Das, Roma Joglekar, Dipa Karmakar and Debjani Samanta) 124.3.

Cycling:

Men: 400m individual pursuit: 1. Jack Bobridge (Aus) 4:17.495; qualifying 4:14:845 (CWG record) 2. Jesse Sergent (NZ) 4:17.893; 3. Michael Hepburn (Aus); Indian--12. Sombir; 13. Dayala Ram Saran; 14. Vinod Malik.

1km time trial: 1. Scott Sunderland (Aus) 1:01.411 (CWG record); 2. Mohd. Tisin (Mas) 1:02.768; 3. Edward Dawkins (NZ) 1:02.777; India-- 9. O. Bikram Singh 1:07.911; 11.

Rakesh Kumar 1:09.229; 13. Prince Hylem 1:09.977.

Women: 500m time trial: 1. Anna Meares (Aus) 33.758 (CW record); 2. Kaarle McCulloch (Aus) 34.780; 3. Becky James (Wales) 35.236; 10. India--Mahitha Mohan 38.788, 11. Rameshwori Devi 38.913 and 13. Rejani Vijaya Kumari 40.439.

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