Live: Commonwealth Games 2018: Day 7 - After shooters, Indian shuttlers dominate

Women's 400m Final | Hima Das finishes sixth with Personal Best time of 51.32s

Next up, Hima Das in women's 400m final

Badminton | Pranaav Chopra/Sikki Reddy beat Burty Molia/Karyn Gibson of Fiji 21-8, 21-9 to enter Mixed Doubles pre-quarterfinals

Men's High Jump Final | Tejaswin Shankar finishes sixth with the best jump of 2.24m

Badminton | Mixed Doubles Round of 32: Pranaav Chopra/Sikki Reddy win the first game comfortably, 21-8 vs Burty Molia/Karyn Gibson of Fiji

Badminton | Mixed Doubles Round of 32: Pranaav Chopra/Sikki Reddy vs Burty Molia/Karyn Gibson of Fiji underway...

Men's Hockey | Indian hockey team with the victory avoided facing Australia in the semis. England end Pool B at second

Men's Hockey | It's all over! India beat England 4-3 to top Pool B

Men's Hockey | GOAL! Mandeep Singh scores a brilliant field goal to give India 4-3 lead with less than a minute left

Men's Hockey | GOAL! Varun Kumar scores through PC as India make it 3-3 against England

Men's Hockey | India get a PC with two minutes left

Men's Hockey | GOAL! England take 3-2 lead against India with four minutes left in the contest

SQUASH | Joshna Chinappa and Harinder Pal Sandhu beat Lisa Aitken and Kevin Moran of Scotland 11-10, 11-8 in Mixed Doubles Pool H match

More good news from Badminton. Satwik Rankireddy and Ashwini Ponnappa beat Ben Lane and Jessica Pugh of ENgland 21-17, 21-16 in Mixed Doubles Round of 32 match

Men's Hockey | GOAL! England score the equaliser immediately through PC vs India. It's 2-2 in final quarter

GOAL! India in the lead with less than nine minutes left vs England

Men's Hockey | 10 minutes left in the match as India look for a win to avoid Australia in the semis

Men's High Jump Final | Tejaswin Shankar cleared 2.24m with ease in first attempt

Men's Hockey | India vs England - Final quarter begins

End of Q3: It's India 1-1 England in men's hockey pool match

Table Tennis | Sathiyan Gnanasekaran beats Muhammad Rameez of Pakistan 11-5, 11-3, 11-5, 11-3 in men's singles Round of 32

Men's High Jump Final | Impressive effort from Tejaswin Shankar, clears 2.21m in first attempt

Men's Hockey | GOAL! Manpreet Singh scores the equaliser for India in the 33rd minute. It's India 1-1 England in Q3

Men's hockey | India get an early PC in the Q3

Q3 of India vs England in men's hockey starts

Men's High Jump Final | India's Tejaswin Shankar cleared 2.18m in his second attempt

Athletics | India's Tejaswin Shankar is right now competing in the men's high jump final

Table Tennis | Achanta Sharath Kamal beats Javen Choong of Malaysia 4-3 to enter men's singles pre-quarterfinals

The hooter goes off. HALF-TIME and England head into the break with a 1-0 lead over India.

While the Indian men's hockey team regroups, boxer Manish Kaushik has emerged victorious against Calum French of England. And such was his domination that he was declared winner by a unanimous verdict.

With that, Kaushik has made it to the semifinal of the men's 60kg category and guaranteed himself a medal. After Mary, it is Kaushik's turn to deliver the good news from the boxing contingent. Way to go.

Indians desperately looking for an equaliser. The England team have upped their game since scoring the first goal. Not going to be easy for Manpreet and Co.

Meanwhile, Harmeet Desai has advanced into round of 16 with 4-0 victory over Geoffrey Loi of PNG.

However, Sharath Kamal is having to sweat it out 3-3 against Javn Choong of Malaysia.

GOAL! England strike early into the second quarter. David Condon makes it 1-0 against India

Condon collects a superb pass and shoots the ball right between Sreejesh's legs.

Neither team yet to break the deadlock

Sunil loses possession, gives England an opening to run through with the ball, but an alert Harmanpreet Singh defends excellently. 0-0 at the end of first quarter.

...so is Achanta Kamal

Harmeet Desai dishing out a hammering

PC for England but Sreejesh prevents

Fantastic save by the Indian goalkeeper, stops a full-blooded swing. India moving well, plenty of open spaces and the passing is swift.

NEXT UP: A BIGGIE. India take on England in their fourth league match of the 2018 CWG. This one promises to be quite something. Stay tuned. We are just 5 minutes away from the opening whistle.

The wins just keep coming. Paddler Mouma Das routs Elodie Ho Wan Kau 4-0 at the Oxenford Studios to enter the round of 16 competition.

Pure domination by India. HS Prannoy beats Christopher Jean Paul 21-14, 21-6 to enter the final 16

So that makes it FIVE out of FIVE for India. It was never going to be much of a hassle, was it? FYI: India are yet to have a match where a third game was needed. All five wins have come in straight games. SAVAGE!

After enduring some initial jitters in the opening game, Prannoy has really upped his game. Having taken the opening game 21-14, he leads the second 8-3. Good stuff.

...and then extends it to 13-4

Always great to see a 17-year-old remaining rooted after a medal finish in her debut CWG. We are proud of you, Mehuli. More power to you!

After Saina, Srikanth and Sindhu, Prannoy starts off well. 21-14 he takes the first game against Jean Paul

Mouma Das off to a convincing start, wins the opening two games 11-6, 11-6 against Elodie Ho Wan Kau of Mauritius.

The first real badminton match today where an Indian is being tested

HS Prannoy involved a stiff contest against Christopher Jean Paul of Mauritius. He has a slender lead of 12-10

Women's 51 kg quarterfinal: Boxer Pinki Rani goes down fighting against Lisa Whiteside

It was a close content but the split 3-2 decision from the judges did not go in favour of the Indian. None the less, a terrific bout and an equally terrific effort from Pinki.

Indian shuttlers on a roll

Ruthvika Gadde registers an easy win over Ghana's Grace Atipaka, she wins 21-5, 21-7.

Easy on the eyes, easy on the court

PV Sindhu off to a winning start at CWG 2018. She beats Andra Whiteside 21-6, 21-3 to enter the pre-quarters of the women's single event

More good news coming in from the TT circuit. Madhurika Patkar has sealed her passage in the women's single pre-quarters. This is how she did it