India performed brilliantly on the fifth day of the Commonwealth Games, won 6 medals in a day and placed eighth in the country table.

New Delhi: On the fifth day of the Commonwealth Games, Indian players made the country proud by performing brilliantly. In sports like athletics, para-athletics and weightlifting, players showed strong performance and won six medals together, after which India’s total medal count has increased to 10. After this performance, India also took a big leap in the medal table and reached eighth place. The special thing was that on this day many players gave the best performance of their career and also created new records for India.

Sharmila Dhankhar achieved the biggest achievement for India. He performed brilliantly and won the gold medal. With Sharmila’s gold medal, second gold medal was added to India’s account, which further strengthened Team India’s position in the medal table. On the fifth day, India also got three silver medals. Sarvesh Kushare, Valluri Ajay Babu and Dnyaneshwari Yadav performed brilliantly in their respective matches and captured the second position.

Shilpa and Bindyarani shine by winning bronze medal

The Indian team also got two bronze medals. Shilpa K. Shayla and Bindyarani Devi fought brilliantly in their matches and managed to win medals by finishing third.

A total of 10 medals reached India’s account

After six medals won on the fifth day, India’s total medal count has increased to 10. These include two gold, five silver and three bronze medals. Due to this brilliant performance, India has secured eighth place in the medal table of Commonwealth Games. Compared to the initial days, this is considered a big achievement for India.

Australia still on top

Australia has maintained its dominance in the medal table. He has a total of 59 medals in his account, which includes 26 gold, 13 silver and 20 bronze medals. England remains in second place with 32 medals, while Canada is in third place with 21 medals. After this come countries like Nigeria, Scotland, South Africa and Malaysia. India has reached eighth position with 10 medals.