Back After Six Decades: Historic Mile Set For Commonwealth Games Revival, With Women's Debut
Sixty years after disappearing from the Commonwealth Games programme, the sport's most romantic race is back, inviting a new generation to chase a piece of
Sixty years after disappearing from the Commonwealth Games programme, the sport's most romantic race is back, inviting a new generation to chase a piece of
Sixty years after disappearing from the Commonwealth Games programme, the sport's most romantic race is back, inviting a new generation to chase a piece of history.
Indian para athlete Sharmila won a historic gold medal in the women's 400m T54 event at the Commonwealth Games, marking a significant achievement for the country in the para athletics category. Sharmila's victory has been hailed as a major success for India in the games. The 25-year-old athlete from Kerala completed the 400m distance in 51.55 seconds, setting a new Asian record in the process. Sharmila's gold medal is a testament to her hard work and dedication to the sport, and it has inspired many young athletes in the country.