Gurdeep Singh capped off Indian weightlifting’s memorable Commonwealth Video games marketing campaign by means of profitable bronze in the males’s 109+kg ultimate in Birmingham on Wednesday.
Gurdeep completed with a complete carry of 390kg (167kg grasp and 223kg blank and jerk) to say bronze. Pakistan’s Muhammed Butt claimed gold with a complete carry of 405kg (173kg grasp and 232kg c&j) whilst New Zealand’s David Liti received silver with a complete carry of 394kg (170kg grasp and 224kg c&j)
Gurdeep had completed fourth in Gold Coast 4 years in the past and were given off to a rocky get started on Wednesday desiring two makes an attempt to sign in his first grasp carry and he completed with a third-best carry of 167kg.
Butt set a Video games file by means of snatching 173kg forward of protecting champion Liti.
Gurdeep Singh wins India’s tenth medal at the #CWG2022 by means of clinching bronze in the males’s 109+kg event!#B2022Weightliftinghttps://t.co/7xe5VOdsz5 pic.twitter.com/J6Yrm4wiLl
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In blank and jerk, Gurdeep lifted 207kg along with his first strive however failed along with his 2nd strive of 215kg. With Australia’s Suamili Nanai failing with a 215kg strive, Gurdeep used to be confident of a bronze.
The Indian then went chasing silver, lifting 223kg sensationally just for Liti to boost 224kg to consign Gurdeep to bronze.
With 3 gold, 3 silver and 4 bronze medals, India top the medal tally for a 2nd successive version profitable one medal greater than they did in Gold Coast 4 years in the past. 5 of the 9 medals in Gold Coast have been gold with two silver and two bronze medals.