Commonwealth Games 2018: Table Tennis Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals, Achanta Sharath, Mouma Das carry India's hopes, Live Updates

And in a quick span, they seal off the match and qualify for the semis in 9-11,9-11,11-5,5-11

The entry of Sharath/Das to the Semis seem inevitable as they stand on match point

India is leading the way again with 10-5

We are into the 4th game now!

Canada outclasses India's Sharath/Das pair and takes the 3rd game by storm 11-5!

India takes away the 2nd game in 11-9

India stands on the verge of taking the 2nd game home. They are leading 10-9

Sharath/Das race off to an 8-6 against Canada in the 2nd game.

Sharath/Das are braving it out against Canada and are tied 5 all in the 2nd game

England steals the show from Shetty/Patkar and hands them a defeat after a close fight of 6-11,11-5,4-11,11-7,11-7

Shetty/Patkar tries to find their footing in the 5th game of the match and lingers behind England

In no time, they sealed off the first game 11-9 against Canada

Meanwhile, veteran duo of Sharath/Das have begun their QF clash against Canada

Patkar/Shetty are faced with an equally tough opponent and are still lagging behind 6-4, in the deciding game

The 3rd game is proving to be stressful on the nerves. Gnanasekaran/Batra fights off stiff competition from Singapore and take away the 3rd game and the match (11-6,12-10.14-12)

Patkar/Shetty needs to dominate the fifth game and race ahead of England who are leading 3-0

It's 11 all against Singapore, now!

Meanwhile, Singapore manages to tie India for a deuce in the 3rd game

Patkar/Shetty head into a deciding fifth game against England!

England takes away the 4th game in 11-7

Singapore, too has taken a 8-6 lead over India's Gnanasekaran and Batra

The 4th game against England has begun and Shetty/Patkar are lagging behind 8-4

Gnanasekaran/Batra show class and are leading in the 3rd game against Singapore by 4-0

Shetty/Patkar clearly dominates England and snatches the 3rd game 11-4

Into the 3rd game against England. Shetty/Patkar have upped their game and are leading 6-1

India emerges victorious in the 2nd game, after a short fight and takes it home in 12-10

And lo and behold, Singapore ties India for a deuce

Gnanasekaran/Batra bounces back into the match and wins successive points to lead 10-9

England clinches the 2nd game without much effort in just 11-5

Singapore also races ahead to a 7-5 lead against Gnanasekaran/Batra

England has started dominating the 2nd game and leads 9-5

It's 2 all in the 2nd game with Gnanasekaran/Batra against Singapore

England has suddenly taken a 4-2 lead over Shetty/Patkar in the 2nd game

We are into the 2nd game of both the QF's against England and Singapore now

Gnanasekaran/Batra steps in and takes home the first game with ease against Singapore in 11-6!

The duo of Shetty/Patkar make little work of England and seals the first game in 11-6

Gnanasekaran/Batra who are up against Singapore are ahead by 7-3 in the first game!

Into the first game, India leads 8-4 against England

The match between England and India has begun!

Quarterfinal 2 will take place between Achanta Sharath/Mouma Das of India & Zhen Wang/Mo zhang of Canada, while QF 3 will take place between Sanil Kumar Shetty/Madhurika Patkar of India & Liam Pitchford/Tin-Tin Ho of England.
Quarterfinal 4 will take place between Sathiyan Gyanasekaran/Manika Batra of India & Jie Xue Pang/Yihan Zhou of Singapore.

Good Morning, folks! We are on the verge of a very exciting day! India will be playing 3 Quarter Finals in the Mixed Doubles Category today.

Hello and welcome to Sportskeeda's live coverage of Table Tennis Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals! India has 3 teams who will be battling it out in the quarters to make it into the Semis.

As the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games head into their final stages, there is still a lot of action to come.

Next up are the Table Tennis Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals:

1. Quarterfinal 2 will take place between Achanta Sharath/Mouma Das of India & Zhen Wang/Mo zhang of Canada.

2. Quarterfinal 3 will take place between Sanil Kumar Shetty/Madhurika Patkar of India & Liam Pitchford/Tin-Tin Ho of England.

3. Quarterfinal 4 will take place between Sathiyan Gyanasekaran/Manika Batra of India & Jie Xue Pang/Yihan Zhou of Singapore.

Medals won on Day 8: Day 8 was a good one for India in Wrestling with Rahul Aware bringing home a Gold medal in Wrestling in the Men's Freestyle 57 kg category. Babita Kumari losing out to Diana Weicker in the Gold medal match in Wrestling Women's Freestyle 53 kg category and having to settle for a Silver medal. Kiran also winning a Bronze medal for India in Wrestling Women's Freestyle 76 kg. Sushil Kumar "the superman" winning a gold in Wrestling Men's Freestyle 74 kg category.

In Shooting, Tejaswini Sawant won a Silver medal for India in the Women's 50m Rifle Prone Finals. There was a lot of progress in Badminton and Table Tennis as well. Saina, Sindhu, Srikanth, and H.S. Prannoy all advanced to the latter rounds of Singles category.

However, there was disappointment in Hockey, as the Indian Women's team lost 1-0 to Australia in the Semifinals. They will now face the loser of the other semifinal on a later date to confirm a bronze medal.

India will be looking to finish the tournament on a high as a lot of medals will be decided in the next three days, starting on Day 9.