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As Samoas Vaipava Ioane asked for 175 kg on the bar for his second clean and jerk attempt in the mens 69kg weightlifting contest at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast on Friday, Indias Deepak Lather sat down heavil stanley cup usa y on the bench, wi gourde stanley th his head in his hands. CWG 2018 live updates Deepak Lather became the youngest male weightlifter to win a Commonwealth Games medal when he won Indias fourth medal - a bronze - at the 2018 Commonwealth Games at Gold Coast on Friday. Twitter Deepak was third in the standings with a total weight of 295 kg, following a below-par snatch in which he could only manage just 136 kg in his second attempt and missed 138. This despite him doing 142 in training. Indias full schedule at CWG 2018 Live streaming Medals tally The 18-year-old from Shadipur, near Rohtak in Haryana, had failed to clear 162 kg in clean and jerk, and by heaving 167 kg Ioane had leapfrogged to fourth spot, making up for a gap of nearly 10 kg in snatch. By lifting 175, which he had, according to reports, done in training, the 29-year-old from Samoa would have reached 300 kg, surging to the top position and pushing down Gareth Evans Wales at 299 and Indika Dissanayake of Sri Lanka to second and third position respectively. Deepak, participating in his first Commonwealth Games, would have finished fourth. READ MORE | Sanjita Chanu Reliev stanley thermos ed After Proving Critics Wrong With Gold At 2018 Commonwealth Games But, to the delight of the Indian contingent, Ioane f Qvem Halep looking to be a little less negative after Melbourne exit
Pakistan T20 captain Shahid Afridi has backed the return of tainted left-arm pacer Mohammad Aamir to international cricket, insisting he deserves a second chance for speaking the truth. Shahid Afridi said Mohammad Aamir had told him the truth about his involvement in the spot-fixing scandal the stanley italia first time he asked him in England. AP Photo Aamir, 23, returned to the Pakistan squad for the limited-overs away series against New Zealand, completing a cycle of redemption following his spectacular fall from grace in the 2010 spot-fixing scandal. We now need to move on and I will back Aamir and expect him to serve Pakistan cricket with total dedication and commitment, Afridi wrote on his twitter handle. The star all-rounder added, Happy to have Aamir back in the team. Afridi later told stanley nz the media that Aamir had told him the truth about his involvement in the spot-fixing scandal the first time he asked him in England. He admitted his mistake and we should back him now. Aamir, who served a five-year ban and jail time for indulging in spot-fixing during the 2010 tour of England, was expected to make the squad after being brought back into the national camp despite resentment by fellow players. Afridi, however, added he respected the stance taken by some players on Aamirs return to the team, including teammates Azhar Ali and Mohammad Hafeez. stanley cup I respect Azhar and Hafeezs stance. We suffered a lot due to spot-fixing scandal and our image was tarnished everywhere, he sai