male squash players vikram malhotra lost to englands nick matthew 611 118 611 611 malhotra who on day one won both his matches while the more fancied third seeded saurav ghoshal and harinder pal sindhu were eliminated lost the first third and fourth games to exit the competition in the womens round of 16 event joshna chinappa dished out a dominating performance and booked herself a place in the qf with a 116 118 114 win against australias tamika saxby however her compatriot dipika pallikal suffered a heartbreak by enduring a straightgame loss to englands alison waters she went down 311 611 and 211further bad news came from the lawn bowls with pinki and the mens triples team losing at the broadbeachs rink 19 in the womens singles section d round 3 pinki lost 1221 to fijis litia tikoisuva and then in round 4 she was beaten 2117 by malaysias emma firyana saroji also in lawn bowls the mens team in the triples section a round 3 lost 1415 to england at the anna meares velodrome the indian cycling pair of deborah herold and aleena reji finished 13th and 16th out of 16 competitors in the womens sprint qualifying after that in the womens 3000m individual pursuit qualifying amritha reghunath 20th and sonali mayanglambam 22nd also bowed out late in the day the trio of sahil kumar 4th ranjit singh 5th and sanuraj sanandaraj 4th failed to progress to the next rounds after failing to finish among the top two in their respective heats of the mens keirin event however they had another chance to make it to the 2nd round through the repechages but needed to finish at the top in their respective heats which they couldntin the artistic gymnastics india women finished seventh in the team event but two teammembers have made it to the final of the individual events pranati das who made the cut for the individual allaround final will be competing for a medal on saturday while pranati nayak will be competing in the final of the individual vault event on sundayin the final event for indian athletes on the second day of action paraswimmer kiran tak finished seventh in the womens s9 100m backstroke final completing the race in 1 minute and 4795 seconds watch cwg 2018 sanjita chanu wins second gold medal for india