Team India squad for the upcoming Asia Cup has been announced. Virat Kohli, who was rested for West Indies limited-over series, has been included. KL Rahul, who underwent groin surgery in June and recently recovered from COVID-19, has also been included. Fast bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and Harshal Patel weren't available for selection owing to injuries, the BCCI said.

India's 20-year-old shuttler Lakshya Sen defeated Malaysia's Ng Tze Yong in the men's singles final to bag India's 20th gold at CWG 2022. This is the first time in CWG history that India bagged both men's singles and women's singles gold in badminton in the same edition. PV Sindhu had beaten Michelle Li of Canada to bag women's singles gold.

The Indian men's hockey team settled for silver medal after losing the gold medal match 0-7 against Australia at CWG 2022. It is the third time that India have bagged a silver medal in men's hockey at CWG. Further, Australia have now won men's hockey gold medal at CWG for the seventh straight time.

India on Monday created history by winning gold in the badminton men's doubles event for the first time at CWG. The Indian duo of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty defeated the English pair of Ben Lane and Sean Vendy. It's India's third badminton gold at CWG 2022 after PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen's gold medals in their respective singles categories.

India's 40-year-old table tennis player Sharath Kamal today bagged his seventh gold medal at CWG. Sharath defeated England's Liam Pitchford to win the men's singles gold at CWG 2022. He has won two men's singles gold (2006 and 2022), three men's team gold (2006, 2018 and 2022), one men's doubles gold (2010) and a mixed doubles gold (2022) at CWG.

India won 22 gold medals and a total of 61 medals at CWG 2022. India equalled the gold medal tally they had registered at CWG 2006, marking their joint-fourth best CWG performance. India had bagged 38 gold medals at CWG 2010, 30 at CWG 2002 and 26 at CWG 2018. India's overall CWG 2022 medal tally is their fifth best.

Indian table tennis player Sathiyan Gnanasekaran won his first-ever singles medal at CWG on Monday. The 29-year-old bagged bronze by defeating England's Paul Drinkhall at CWG 2022. Overall, it's Gnanasekaran's sixth CWG medal. He has bagged two men's team gold medals (2018 and 2022), two men's doubles silver medals (2018 and 2022) and a mixed doubles bronze medal (2018).

India finished CWG 2022 on the fourth position on the medal standings. India won 22 gold, 16 silver and 23 bronze medals. Out of India's 22 gold medals, six came from wrestling, four from table tennis and para table tennis, three each from weightlifting, badminton and boxing. India also bagged one gold each in lawn bowls, para powerlifting and athletics.

Ten Indian athletes bagged more than one medal at CWG 2022. Table tennis player Sharath Kamal bagged a total of four medals, including three gold and one silver. Sathiyan Gnanasekaran bagged a gold, silver and bronze across table tennis events. Further, seven shuttlers, including PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen, bagged two medals each. Squash player Saurav Ghosal won two bronze.

Australia finished on top of the medal standings at CWG 2022 with 67 gold medals, while England finished second with 57 gold medals. Australia and England were the only two countries at CWG 2022 to bag more than 100 medals. As many as 43 nations/territories won at least one medal each. India finished on fourth position at CWG 2022.

Australia's 28-year-old swimmer Emma McKeon bagged more medals than 56 nations/territories at CWG 2022. She bagged one bronze, one silver and six gold medals across various swimming events at the Games. Out of the 72 countries/territories that took part in CWG 2022, only 16 won eight or more medals.

Congratulating PV Sindhu on winning her first-ever women's singles gold medal at CWG, PM Narendra Modi tweeted, "The phenomenal @Pvsindhu1 is a champion of champions! She repeatedly shows what excellence is all about. Her dedication and commitment is awe-inspiring." He added, "Congratulations to her on winning the gold medal at the CWG. Wishing her the best for her future endeavours."

Congratulating India's 40-year-old table tennis player Sharath Kamal on his seventh gold medal at the Commonwealth Games, Wasim Jaffer said, "He's an institution and an inspiration." Sharath defeated England's Liam Pitchford 11-13, 11-7, 11-2, 11-6, 11-8 in the men's singles final to win his seventh gold in Birmingham on Monday. Overall, Sharath has won 13 medals at Commonwealth Games.

Following his maiden gold medal at CWG, Indian shuttler Lakshya Sen said he didn't put too much pressure on himself in the men's singles final. "From the very beginning, I was feeling that I can do well," he added. Lakshya lost the opening game before winning the second and third against Malaysia's Ng Tze Yong. Lakshya won 19-21, 21-9, 21-16.

Indian shuttler PV Sindhu said she's hoping to meet PM Narendra Modi soon after clinching her first-ever gold medal in women's singles at Commonwealth Games. "I'd like to thank PM Modi for his words," she added. Earlier, PM Modi congratulated Sindhu and said, "The phenomenal Sindhu is a champion of champions! She repeatedly shows what excellence is all about."

Sports Minister Anurag Thakur took to Twitter to congratulate Indian duo of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty following their gold medal in the final of men's doubles badminton event at Commonwealth Games and wrote, "Smashing their way into history books!" Notably, it is India's first-ever gold in badminton men's doubles event in the history of Commonwealth Games.

Congratulating two-time Olympic medallist shuttler PV Sindhu following her maiden singles gold medal at CWG, Sports Minister Anurag Thakur took to Twitter and wrote, "The brilliance of Sindhu creates history once again. You had us glued to our TV screens!" He added, "What an amazing show of excellence and determination!" Sindhu beat Michelle Li of Canada 21-15, 21-13 in final.

Sachin Tendulkar congratulated Indian table tennis players Sharath Kamal for winning the gold medal and Sathiyan Gnanasekaran for bagging bronze in men's singles at CWG 2022. He also congratulated Indian men's hockey team for winning silver. "As our CWG 2022 campaign ends, I'd like to appreciate our athletes who participated, and best wishes for all their future endeavours," tweeted Tendulkar.

Indian pacer Arshdeep Singh has said that credit should be given to skipper Rohit Sharma and coach Rahul Dravid for giving him clarity on his role in the team. "We have to do whatever the demand of the wicket and the team is...As Dravid sir says we are a process-based team so I stick with my process," Arshdeep said.

Twenty-four time world champion cueist Pankaj Advani took to Twitter to wish 20-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer on his 41st birthday on Monday and wrote, "Happy birthday to my favourite sportsperson of all time." Former world number one Federer has not played on the ATP Tour since his quarter-final loss at Wimbledon 2021.

Amid English batter Jason Roy's lean patch in T20Is, former cricketer Kevin Pietersen has said that Roy is "England's best player". "Jason is 32...and what I'm sick and tired of in this country is writing people off at such a young age. Jason is a World Cup winner; he's done an unbelievable job for Eoin Morgan," Pietersen said.

After Indian shuttler PV Sindhu won her first-ever gold medal in singles at CWG, President Droupadi Murmu tweeted, "Sindhu has won the nation's heart by winning a historic badminton gold at Commonwealth Games. You created magic on the court, enthralling millions." She added, "Your masterly win makes our Tiranga fly high and our national anthem resonate at Birmingham."

Reacting to 20-year-old Indian shuttler Lakshya Sen winning his maiden gold medal at the Commonwealth Games, Wasim Jaffer tweeted, "What a fighter! Just refused to give up until he won. Which he did. Through sheer will. Congratulations Lakshya." Lakshya beat Ng Tze Yong of Malaysia 19-21, 21-9, 21-16 in the final of men's singles event on Monday.

PM Narendra Modi said he's proud of the Indian men's hockey team for a "spirited performance" through the CWG 2022 and winning the silver medal. He added, "I'm confident this team will keep making India proud in the times to come and also inspire youngsters to pursue hockey." India lost 0-7 to Australia in the final on Monday.

Eleven-time Olympic medallist Allyson Felix has said that the US Supreme Court's judgement to end the constitutional right to an abortion is "shocking". "We're trying to move forward and not take steps back," Felix said. The US sprinter added, "I want my daughter to grow up in a world where there is a true sense of equality."