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Hockey, Shooting, Cricket, Badminton Among Major Sports Axed From 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games
The 23rd edition of the mega-event is scheduled to take place from July 23 to August 2, marking Glasgow's return as host after 12 years, following the 2014 edition.
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CWG Bronze Medallist Gurusaidutt Retires From Badminton
The 32-year-old from Hyderabad, who had claimed a bronze at the 2014 Commonwealth Games at Glasgow, took the decision after battling multiple injuries in the last few years.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Geeta Phogat Unhappy As Parents Are Denied Tickets To Watch Sister Babita Kumari In Action
Geeta Phogat and Babita Kumari are members of Indian women's wrestling's number one family.
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Commonwealth Games 2018, Day 7, Highlights: Shreyasi Singh Wins Double Trap Gold, Om Mitharwal Bags 50m Pistol Bronze
Commonwealth Games 2018, Day 7, Highlights: Shreyasi shot 96 and was tied with Cox in the final round and claimed the top honours in style by beating the Australian in the shoot-off. The Indian shooter, who won a silver in Glasgow in 2014, shot 96+2 in the final.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Sathish Kumar Sivalingam Fights Through Pain For Golden Finish
2018 Commonwealth Games: Sathish Kumar Sivalingam said he was competing at less than ideal fitness and had no hopes of winning a medal.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Weightlifter Sanjita Chanu Clinches India's Second Gold
Sanjita Chanu overcame a stiff challenge from 2014 Glasgow gold medallist Dika Toua of Papua New Guinea to give India it's second gold of the 2018 Games in Gold Coast.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Trap Shooter Shreyasi Singh Would Aim To Better Her Record
Shreyasi Singh was a silver winner in the double trap team event at Glasgow four years ago.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Glasgow Gold Medallist Rifle Shooter Apurvi Chandela Hopeful Of A Repeat
Apurvi Chandela has two ISSF World Cup medals to her name. She won silver at the World Cup final in Munich in 2015 and then clinched a bronze at Changwon, also in 2015.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: PV Sindhu Leads India's Quest For Glory In Badminton
India should be odds-on favourites to win top honours in badminton at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
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Jitu Rai, Gagan Narang, Apurvi Chandela Among 27 Indian Shooters Named For Commonwealth Games
Top Indian shooters Jitu Rai, Gagan Narang and Apurvi Chandela were on Tuesday named in the country's 27-member squad for the upcoming Commonwealth Games to be held in Gold Coast, Australia.
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Dreading Going Back to India, Says Dipa Karmakar
Indian gymnast Dipa Karmakar missed the vault bronze by a whisker to finish fourth at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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Injury Layoff Set to End Parupalli Kashyap's Olympic Dream
Parupalli Kashyap will miss two Olympic badminton qualifing events - Malaysia and Singapore Opens -- which will send him down the rankings and possibly out of qualification for the Rio Games
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Dipa Karmakar Wins Bronze in Asian Gymnastics Championships
Dipa Karmakar, who won bronze in the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, finished with 14.725 points.
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Former 400m World Champion Amantle Montsho Handed Two-Year Ban
Amantle Montsho has been handed a two-year ban after she tested positive for a banned substance during the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
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Jitu Rai Fires Away as Indian Shooters Continue to Succeed in 2014
As a whole, India did not set the stage ablaze with their guns at the Glasgow Commonwealth and Incheon Asian Games or the various World Cups and World Championships, but they did just enough to maintain the consistent run that had begun at the turn of the century.
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Hockey, Shooting, Cricket, Badminton Among Major Sports Axed From 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games
The 23rd edition of the mega-event is scheduled to take place from July 23 to August 2, marking Glasgow's return as host after 12 years, following the 2014 edition.
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CWG Bronze Medallist Gurusaidutt Retires From Badminton
The 32-year-old from Hyderabad, who had claimed a bronze at the 2014 Commonwealth Games at Glasgow, took the decision after battling multiple injuries in the last few years.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Geeta Phogat Unhappy As Parents Are Denied Tickets To Watch Sister Babita Kumari In Action
Geeta Phogat and Babita Kumari are members of Indian women's wrestling's number one family.
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Commonwealth Games 2018, Day 7, Highlights: Shreyasi Singh Wins Double Trap Gold, Om Mitharwal Bags 50m Pistol Bronze
Commonwealth Games 2018, Day 7, Highlights: Shreyasi shot 96 and was tied with Cox in the final round and claimed the top honours in style by beating the Australian in the shoot-off. The Indian shooter, who won a silver in Glasgow in 2014, shot 96+2 in the final.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Sathish Kumar Sivalingam Fights Through Pain For Golden Finish
2018 Commonwealth Games: Sathish Kumar Sivalingam said he was competing at less than ideal fitness and had no hopes of winning a medal.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Weightlifter Sanjita Chanu Clinches India's Second Gold
Sanjita Chanu overcame a stiff challenge from 2014 Glasgow gold medallist Dika Toua of Papua New Guinea to give India it's second gold of the 2018 Games in Gold Coast.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Trap Shooter Shreyasi Singh Would Aim To Better Her Record
Shreyasi Singh was a silver winner in the double trap team event at Glasgow four years ago.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Glasgow Gold Medallist Rifle Shooter Apurvi Chandela Hopeful Of A Repeat
Apurvi Chandela has two ISSF World Cup medals to her name. She won silver at the World Cup final in Munich in 2015 and then clinched a bronze at Changwon, also in 2015.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: PV Sindhu Leads India's Quest For Glory In Badminton
India should be odds-on favourites to win top honours in badminton at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
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Jitu Rai, Gagan Narang, Apurvi Chandela Among 27 Indian Shooters Named For Commonwealth Games
Top Indian shooters Jitu Rai, Gagan Narang and Apurvi Chandela were on Tuesday named in the country's 27-member squad for the upcoming Commonwealth Games to be held in Gold Coast, Australia.
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Dreading Going Back to India, Says Dipa Karmakar
Indian gymnast Dipa Karmakar missed the vault bronze by a whisker to finish fourth at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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Injury Layoff Set to End Parupalli Kashyap's Olympic Dream
Parupalli Kashyap will miss two Olympic badminton qualifing events - Malaysia and Singapore Opens -- which will send him down the rankings and possibly out of qualification for the Rio Games
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Dipa Karmakar Wins Bronze in Asian Gymnastics Championships
Dipa Karmakar, who won bronze in the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, finished with 14.725 points.
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Former 400m World Champion Amantle Montsho Handed Two-Year Ban
Amantle Montsho has been handed a two-year ban after she tested positive for a banned substance during the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
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Jitu Rai Fires Away as Indian Shooters Continue to Succeed in 2014
As a whole, India did not set the stage ablaze with their guns at the Glasgow Commonwealth and Incheon Asian Games or the various World Cups and World Championships, but they did just enough to maintain the consistent run that had begun at the turn of the century.
