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Today's day is India's day............. India Won Again 5 gold today..... 

Total Gold is 11..

Wrestler Sanjay wins 4th gold for India

New Delhi

, Oct 5: The second day of Commonwealth Games 2010 seemed to come up with a bucket of gold medals. Started with shooting, now its wrestling, which bagged the second gold.

Sanjay defeated South Africa's

Richard Brian Addinall in the 74 kg Greco-Roman event.

This is the fourth gold medal for India. Another wrestler, Ravinder Kumar won gold medal in 60 kg Greco-Roman event on the same day.

Other gold medals were won by shooters Abhinav Bindra and Gagan Narang, and women's pair of Tejaswini Sawant and Lajjakumari on Oct 5.
 

Indian wrestler Ravinder bags gold in CWG 2010

New Delhi

, Oct 5: After shooting, now its wrestling that brought the third gold medal to India

on the very second day of Commonwealth Games on Tuesday, Oct 5.

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wrestler, Ravinder Kumar grabbed a gold medal in the Greco-Roman 60kg event.

Ravinder defeated Terence Christopher Bosson of England by 2-0, 5-0.

This is the third gold for India on the second day of the Commonwealth Games, as other two gold medals were won by shooters Abhinav Bindra and Gagan Narang, and women's pair of Tejaswini Sawant and Lajjakumari.

CWG: Shooters Tejaswini, Lajjakumari grab silver

New Delhi, Oct 5: Shooters continue to make India proud on the Day 2 of the Delhi Commonwealth Games as Tejaswini Sawant and Lajjakumari Gauswami grabbed the silver medal in the 50m rifle event.

The duo's victory in the women'd 50m air rifle 3 position has added to trove of medals India won on Tuesday, Oct 5 in the shooting arena.

The host country's gold account began when Abhinav Bindra and Gagan Narang pocketed gold in 10m air rifle pair shooting, besides setting a new Commonwealth Games record by scoring 1193 points.

India gets first gold; Bindra, Gagan win in air rifle event

India have opened their gold account on the second day of the Commonwealth games today. Shooters Abhinav Bindra and Gagan Narang have won in the 10m air rifle event in New Delhi. World champion Tejeswani Sawant had won two gold medals in air rifle in the previous edition in Melbourne, and Lajja Goswami will take a shot at glory in the 50m 3 position event later in the day.

In between, Deepak Sharma and Omkar Singh will try their luck in 50m free pistol event, while Rahi Sarnobat and Anisa Sayyed will compete in 25m pitol for women.

Narang is a world record holder - he scored 600 out of 600 during his unparalleled record-winning feat - in air rifle event.

Indian shooting has been on the ascendancy ever since the Manchester Commonwealth Games in 2002, where the team won 24 medals, before bettering the mark four years later in Melbourne, winning a record 27 medals.

The bunch, that overflows with talent, is raring to do one better this time around, but, according to Thomas, it takes years and years of hard work to improve.

"We know that India's best chance of winning maximum number of medals is shooting but the rising expectations are bound to put a lot of pressure on our shooters.

"We won 24 medals in Manchester but it took us four years to make it 27 and it will take a Herculean effort to make it 28 this time," Thomas, who has been at the helm of Indian shooting for the past 17 years, said.

Thomas might be a bit skeptical going into the competition, but he certainly is not low on confidence.

With the likes of Bindra, world champions Sawant and Manavjit Singh, world record holder in double-trap Ronjan Sodhi and the man who has won the maximum number of World Cup medals for the country, Narang, in the line-up, Thomas has, at his disposal, a top-fligt team.

"From five medals - three gold and two silver - in 1994 to 24 in Manchester and then 27 in Melbourne, it's a huge achievement. It's difficult when you look at those numbers but it should not be a big problem, winning more medals than the previous two editions. I'm confident that our shooters will rise to the occasion in front of home crowd," the shooting coach said.