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On Day 3 of Commonwealth Games 2022 India vs Pakistan women's cricket is going to be a center of attraction. Before World Champion Nikhat Zareen takes the ring around 4:45 pm Indian time. After a stupendous show by the weightlifters on Day 2, it is expected that Jeremy Lalrinnunga, Popy Hazarika, and Achinta Sheuli will also impress everybody with a super show of strength on Day 3.
Meanwhile, Indian men's hockey, led by Manpreet Singh, will also begin their CWG campaign when they take on lowly Ghana around 8:30 pm IST. Apart from Nikhat Zareen, boxer Shiva Thapa, Sumit and Sagar will also aim to advance in the next round. 
Also read: CWG: Bindyarani wins 4th medal for India, caps off Super Saturday with Silver
After a disappointing show by the Indian Women's Table Tennis team, Sharath Kamal's Men's team is expected to put a super show in their quarterfinal match against Bangladesh. 
Moreover, the Indian Badminton team will be in action as well in the mixed event along with Cycling, Swimming, Lawn Bowls, Squash and Gymnastics. 
India's full Day 3 schedule here
 
SwimmingMen’s 200m Butterfly – Heat 3Sajan Prakash - 3:07 pm ISTMen’s 50m Backstroke – Heat 6Srihari Natraj - 3.31 pm IST
GymnasticsMen's All-Around final: Yogeshwar Singh - 1.30 pm IST
BadmintonMixed team QuarterfinalsTime - 10pm onwards
CricketIndia Vs Pakistan - 3.30pm
BoxingWomen's 48-50kg Round of 16Nikhat Zareen - 4.45 pm
Men's 60-63.5 kg Round of 16Shiva Thapa - 5.15 pm IST++++++
Men's 71-75kgRound of 16Sumit - 12.15 am IST++++++++Men's Over 92kg Sagar - 1 am IST
--------------Men's HockeyIndia Vs Ghana - 8.30 pm IST
----------CyclingMen's Sprint qualifyingTime: 2.32 pm IST onwards+++++++++++Men's 15km scratch race qualifyingTime: 4.20 pm onwards IST++++++++Women's 500m time trails finalsTime: 9.02 pm IST
--------WeightliftingMen's 67kg finalJeremy Lalrinnunga - 2 pm IST
++++++
Women's 59kg finalPopy Hazarika - 6.30 pm IST+++++++++Men's 73kg finalAchinta Sheuli - 11 pm IST
_________________
SquashWomen's singles R16Joshna Chinappa - 6 pm IST++++++++++Men's singles R16Saurav Ghosal - 6.45 pm IST
------------------Table TennisMen's team QFs - 2 pm ISTIndia vs Bangladesh-------------
Lawn BowlWomen's singles - 10.30 pm IST
Men's Pairs: India Vs England - 4 pm

Commonwealth Games 2022 India Day 3 full time table schedule IND vs PAK cricket live Boxing Weightlifting Squash CWG live telecast streaming

On Day 3 of Commonwealth Games 2022, India vs Pakistan women's cricket is going to be a center of attraction.

Check India's full schedule #CWG2022 here

CWG India Day 3 full schedule: IND vs PAK cricket, Hockey, Boxing, Weightlifting, Squash

CWG 2022 India Day 3 full schedule : On Day 3 of Commonwealth Games 2022, India vs Pakistan women's cricket is going to a center of attraction

CWG 2022 India Day 3 full schedule : On Day 3 of Commonwealth Games 2022 India vs Pakistan women's cricket is going to be a center of attraction. Before World Champion Nikhat Zareen takes the ring around 4:45 pm Indian time. After a stupendous show by the weightlifters on Day 2, it is expected that Jeremy Lalrinnunga, Popy Hazarika, and Achinta Sheuli will also impress everybody with a super show of strength on Day 3.
Meanwhile, Indian men's hockey, led by Manpreet Singh, will also begin their CWG campaign when they take on lowly Ghana around 8:30 pm IST. Apart from Nikhat Zareen, boxer Shiva Thapa, Sumit and Sagar will also aim to advance in the next round.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/commonwealth-games-2022/cwg-bindyarani-wins-4th-medal-for-india-caps-off-super-saturday-with-silver-1659219314169">CWG: Bindyarani wins 4th medal for India, caps off Super Saturday with Silver</a>
After a disappointing show by the Indian Women's Table Tennis team, Sharath Kamal's Men's team is expected to put a super show in their quarterfinal match against Bangladesh.&nbsp;
Moreover, the Indian Badminton team will be in action as well in the mixed event along with Cycling, Swimming, Lawn Bowls, Squash and Gymnastics.&nbsp;
<h3>CWG 2022 India's full Day 3 schedule here</h3>
<h3>Swimming</h3>
Men&rsquo;s 200m Butterfly &ndash; Heat 3 Sajan Prakash - 3:07 pm IST Men&rsquo;s 50m Backstroke &ndash; Heat 6 Srihari Natraj - 3.31 pm IST
<h3>Gymnastics</h3>
Men's All-Around final: Yogeshwar Singh - 1.30 pm IST
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/commonwealth-games-2022/cwg-2022-india-s-top-medal-hopes-on-day-3-1659190261482">CWG 2022: India&rsquo;s top medal hopes on Day 3</a>&nbsp;
<h4>Badminton</h4>
Mixed team Quarterfinals Time - 10pm onwards
<h4>Cricket</h4>
India Vs Pakistan - 3.30pm
<h4>Boxing</h4>
Women's 48-50kg&nbsp; Round of 16 Nikhat Zareen - 4.45 pm
Men's 60-63.5 kg&nbsp; Round of 16 Shiva Thapa - 5.15 pm IST ++++++
Men's 71-75kg Round of 16 Sumit - 12.15 am IST ++++++++ Men's Over 92kg&nbsp; Sagar - 1 am IST
<h4>-------------- Men's Hockey</h4>
India Vs Ghana - 8.30 pm IST
<h4>---------- Cycling</h4>
Men's Sprint qualifying Time: 2.32 pm IST onwards +++++++++++ Men's 15km scratch race qualifying Time: 4.20 pm onwards IST ++++++++ Women's 500m time trails finals Time: 9.02 pm IST
<h4>-------- Weightlifting</h4>
Men's 67kg final Jeremy Lalrinnunga - 2 pm IST
++++++
Women's 59kg final Popy Hazarika - 6.30 pm IST +++++++++ Men's 73kg final Achinta Sheuli - 11 pm IST
_________________
<h4>Squash</h4>
Women's singles R16 Joshna Chinappa - 6 pm IST ++++++++++ Men's singles R16 Saurav Ghosal - 6.45 pm IST
<h4>------------------ Table Tennis</h4>
Men's team QFs - 2 pm IST India vs Bangladesh -------------
<h4>Lawn Bowl</h4>
Women's singles - 10.30 pm IST
Men's Pairs: India Vs England - 4 pm
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World Champion Nikhat Zareen will be aiming to win her maiden Commonwealth Games medal when she will take the ring at Birmingham 2022. Nikhat, who became India's 5th boxer to claim Gold early this year, will compete in the 50-kg category at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. 
But Nikhat's transition to the senior level was not easy given her idol MC Mary Kom still was the preferred choice in the flyweight category in 2015. And her problem escalated after she dislocated her shoulder in 2017, keeping her out of the boxing ring for a year. 
Also read; Commonwealth Games 2022: Wrestler Ravi Dahiya aims for his maiden CWG medal
Moreover, her return in 2019 was marred after the 26-year-old boxer created quite a stir for a fair Olympic trial. However, with years gone by and Mary Kom took the backseat, Nikhat recovered the lost ground and emulated her idol's feat on the World stage. 
With one eye set on Paris Olympics, the Nizamabad boxer moved to the 50-kg category from 52-kg after the World Championship and seemed unfazed by the huge expectation going into the quadrennial event. 
'I take the expectations in a positive way and it pushes me to work much harder than I did at the World Championships,” Zareen told the media persons ahead of CWG 2022. 
The reigning world champions qualified for the Birmingham Games by notching an easy 7-0 win in the trials, conducted by the Boxing Federation of India.

Commonwealth Games 2022: High hopes from World Champion Nikhat Zareen

With the World Champion title under her belt, Nikhat Zareen, the boxer from Nizamabad is eyeing her maiden Commonwealth medal at Birmingham 2022.

Watch Nikhat Zareer's story here

Commonwealth Games 2022: Can World Champion Nikhat Zareen make India proud?

Nikhat, who became only the 5th Indian boxer to win the World Championship, will compete in the 50-kg category at the 2022 Commonwealth Games

World Champion Nikhat Zareen will be aiming for her maiden Commonwealth Games medal when she enters the ring at Birmingham 2022. Nikhat, who became India's 5th boxer-ever to win the World Championship, will compete in the 50-kg category at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.&nbsp;
But Nikhat's transition to the senior level was not easy given her idol MC Mary Kom still was the preferred choice in the flyweight category in 2015. And her problem escalated after she dislocated her shoulder in 2017, keeping her out of the boxing ring for a year.&nbsp;
Also read; <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/commonwealth-games-2022/commonwealth-games-2022-wrestler-ravi-dahiya-aims-for-his-maiden-cwg-medal-1658153106714" target="_blank">Commonwealth Games 2022: Wrestler Ravi Dahiya aims for his maiden CWG medal</a>
Moreover, her return in 2019 was marred after the 26-year-old boxer created quite a stir for a fair Olympic trial. However, with years gone by and Mary Kom struggling with injuries, Nikhat recovered the lost ground and emulated her idol's feat on the World stage.&nbsp;
With one eye set on the Paris Olympics, the boxer from Telangana's Nizamabad moved to the 50-kg category from 52 kgs after the World Championship and seems unfazed by the huge expectation going into the Birmingham games
Ahead of CWG 2022, Zareen said, "I take the expectations in a positive way and it pushes me to work much harder than I did at the World Championships.&rdquo;
The reigning world champion qualified for the Birmingham Games by notching up an easy 7-0 win in the final of the trials, conducted by the Boxing Federation of India.

Celebrated boxer Nikhat Zareen who recently won the World Championship Gold in Istanbul has weighed in on the significant controversy surrounding girls wearing headscarves or hijab in educational institutes. While speaking to NDTV, Nikhat said that the choice of attire for anyone should be entirely personal.
Also read: ‘Who is Nikhat Zareen’, meet the 2022 Women’s World Boxing Champion
The 25-year-old Telangana based boxer said, "It is totally their own choice. I can't comment on their choices. I have my own choice. I like to wear such clothes. I don't mind wearing such clothes. My family doesn't mind me wearing such clothes. So, I don't care what people say about me. 
In a 2013 interview, Nikhat revealed that coming from a conservative Muslim community resulted in both father and daughter getting castigated. Zareen now talking about the Hijzb row which erupted in Karnataka over girls wearing headscarves to schools and colleges said, "If they want to wear hijab and follow their religion, it's their personal choice. I don't have any problem with them wearing hijabs. After all, it's their own choice. I am okay with that."
 

'Don't have a problem with hijab' World Champion boxer Nikhat Zareen is pro-choice 

What does the young World Champion boxing icon Nikhat Zareen feel about Hijab & headscarves? 

Tap the link for her detailed thoughts on the Hijab row 

 

Nikhat&nbsp;Zareen&nbsp;recently won the World Championship Gold in Boxing in Istanbul&nbsp;

Celebrated boxer Nikhat&nbsp;Zareen&nbsp;who recently won the World Championship Gold in Istanbul has weighed in on the significant controversy surrounding girls wearing headscarves or hijab&nbsp;in educational institutes. While speaking to NDTV, Nikhat&nbsp;said that the choice of attire for anyone should be entirely personal.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/who-is-nikhat-zareen-meet-the-2022-women-s-world-boxing-champion-1653039488132" target="_blank">&lsquo;Who is Nikhat Zareen&rsquo;, meet the 2022 Women&rsquo;s World Boxing Champion</a>
The 25-year-old Telangana&nbsp;based boxer said, "It is totally their own choice. I can't comment on their choices. I have my own choice. I like to wear such clothes. I don't mind wearing such clothes. My family doesn't mind me wearing such clothes. So, I don't care what people say about me.&nbsp;
In a 2013 interview, Nikhat&nbsp;revealed that coming from a&nbsp;conservative Muslim community resulted in both father and daughter getting&nbsp;castigated. Zareen&nbsp;now talking about the Hijab&nbsp;row which erupted in Karnataka&nbsp;over girls wearing headscarves to schools and colleges said, "If they want to wear hijab and follow their religion, it's their personal choice. I don't have any problem with them wearing hijabs. After all, it's their own choice. I am okay with that."
&nbsp;

‘Who is Nikhat Zareen, I don’t know her’
In 2019, legendry Mary Kom had thrown a very infamous question when she had to undergo the Olympic trial after the then 21-year-old boxer had fought her way for ‘fair trials’. Though, the young pugilist was taken down very easily by the 6-time World Champion, today Nikhat Zareen, the World Champion has successfully broken the glass ceiling!
Fighting in the same category as Mary Kom, the Telangana based boxer did not have it easy. It is only after Mary Kom’s career took a backseat that Zareen shone brightly as India’s new-found hope.
Sports has been Zareen’s calling from always. Before stepping into the world of boxing, the Nizamabad-born-girl was specialising in 100m and 200m sprints. However, a stopover to a boxing arena of a sports complex changed everything for her. Challenging the notion of ‘Boxing mardo ka khel hai’, Zareen broke into the scene at the age of 13. 6 months into the business, Zareen was already winning medals.
She first won the State Championship gold in 2010 and in the following year, at the age of 14 in 2011, she became the World Youth Boxing Champion. But it wasn’t easy when she started off her journey as a senior boxer after winning her maiden senior national title in 2016. Being in the same weight category (52kg) as Mary Kom and an injury in 2017 did not help her cause at all. Many had written her off when she had to take a year’s break due to the shoulder injury. But, determined to go that extra mile, Zareen who won the bronze at 2019 Asia Championship silenced her critics by becoming only the 5th woman to win the World Championship on May 19, 2022.  
 

Who is Nikhat Zareen? Meet the 2022 Women’s World Boxing Champion

25-year old Nikhat Zareen is a World Champion! Relive her journey from a young sprinter to a boxing World Champion



‘Who is Nikhat Zareen’, meet the 2022 Women’s World Boxing Champion

Before stepping into the world of boxing, the Nizamabad-born girl&nbsp;specialised in 100m and 200m sprints.

&lsquo;Who is Nikhat Zareen, I don&rsquo;t know her&rsquo;
In 2019, legendry Mary Kom had created quite a stir with this question when she had to undergo the Olympic trial after the then 21-year-old boxer had fought her way for &lsquo;fair trials&rsquo;. Though the young pugilist was taken down very easily by the 6-time World Champion, today Nikhat Zareen, the World Champion has successfully broken the glass ceiling!
Fighting in the same category as Mary Kom, the Telangana&nbsp;boxer did not have it easy. It is only after Mary Kom&rsquo;s career took a backseat that Zareen shone brightly as India&rsquo;s new-found hope.
Sports has been Zareen&rsquo;s calling always. Before stepping into the world of boxing, the Nizamabad-born girl&nbsp;was specialising in 100m and 200m sprints. However, a stopover at a boxing arena of a sports complex changed everything for her. Challenging the notion of &lsquo;Boxing mardo ka khel hai&rsquo;, Zareen broke into the scene at the age of 13. 6 months into the business, Zareen was already winning medals.
She first won the State Championship gold in 2010 and in the following year, at the age of 14 in 2011, she became the World Youth Boxing Champion. But it wasn&rsquo;t easy when she started off her journey as a senior boxer after winning her maiden senior national title in 2016. Being in the same weight category (52kg) as Mary Kom and an injury in 2017 did not help her cause at all. Many had written her off when she had to take a year&rsquo;s break due to the shoulder injury. But, determined to prove her critics wrong, Zareen&nbsp;won the bronze at the 2019 Asia Championship and became only the 5th woman to win the World Championship on May 19, 2022. &nbsp;

Nikhat Zareen became the fifth Indian woman boxer to win a world title. She defeated Thailand's Jitpong Jutamas in the 52-kg category at the Women's World Championships at Instanbul on Thursday.
Nikhat won the final against her Thai opponent with a 5-0 unanimous decision in the mini weight category.
Such was her dominant performance in the boxing world that the 25-year-old boxer won all her bouts in the World Championship with a unanimous decision.
Notably, six-time champion MC Mary Kom, Sarita Devi, Jenny RL, and Lekha C are the only other Indian women who have won the world boxing championship title in the past.

Women's Boxing World Championships: Nikhat Zareen becomes 5th Indian woman to win World boxing title

Nikhat Zareen becomes 5th Indian woman to win World boxing title.&nbsp;Zareen beat Thailand's Jutama in the final of the 52-kg category.&nbsp;Nikhat Zareen wins the final with a unanimous decision

Nikhat won the final against her Thai opponent with a 5-0 unanimous decision in the mini weight category

Nikhat Zareen became the fifth Indian woman boxer to win a world title. She defeated Thailand's Jitpong Jutamas in the 52-kg category at the Women's World Championships at Instanbul on Thursday.
 Nikhat won the final against her Thai opponent with a 5-0 unanimous decision in the mini weight category.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/story-of-great-grit-and-determination-when-ex-ukrainian-tennis-player-takes-up-weapons-against-russia-1652963710004" target="_blank">Story of great grit and determination: When ex-Ukrainian tennis player takes up weapons against Russia</a>
&nbsp;
Nikhat&nbsp;had a stupendous outing in the final as the Telangana boxer out-punched her Thai opponent to win via unanimous verdict with judges scoring the bout 30-27, 29-28, 29-28, 30-27, 29-28 in her favour.
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This is India&rsquo;s first gold medal in four years. Mary Kom (48kg) had won the last title in 2018.
 Such was her dominant performance in the boxing world that the 25-year-old boxer won all her bouts in the World Championship with a unanimous decision.
 Notably, six-time champion MC Mary Kom, Sarita Devi, Jenny RL, and Lekha C are the only other Indian women who have won the world boxing championship title in the past.
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Mary Kom&nbsp;won the title in&nbsp;2002, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010 and 2018.
Sarita Devi&nbsp;became world Champion in&nbsp;2006 while Jenny RL (2006) and Lekha KC (2006) in different categories.

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