Avinash Sable, Commonwealth Games 2022 Athletics Men’s 3000m Steeplechase: LIVE Streaming, When and Where to Watch, Schedule, Results

Having broken the national record nine times, Avinash Sable is one of the athletes to watch out for in Birmingham 2022. In 2015, the steeplechaser took up running as a sport under the army’s athletics program. When he played the cross country competitions, his talent became evident. Due to an injury, he gained a lot of weight. He underwent rigorous training, lost 24 kg, and returned to the field. Since then, the steeplechaser has shone brighter than ever, breaking and creating new records.

In 2022, Sable set up a new NR, clocking 8:12.48 in the Meeting International Mohamed VI tournament in Rabat, Morocco. But, his recent performance in the World Athletics Championships 2022 wasn’t as impressive as he clocked 8:31.75 to finish 11th. However, Avinash has time and again proved himself and will be eyeing a stronger comeback in Birmingham 2022.

Avinash Sable, Commonwealth Games 2022 Athletics Men’s 3000m Steeplechase: LIVE Streaming, Where to Watch

The live coverage of the Commonwealth Games 2022 will be available on different networks across the world. In the Indian subcontinent, it will be telecast LIVE from Birmingham on Sony TEN 1, Sony TEN 2, Sony TEN 3, Sony SIX, and Sony TEN 4. The live streaming will be available on the Sony LIV app or website. Elsewhere, BBC will telecast LIVE in the United Kingdom, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) in Canada, Seven Network in Australia, Sky NZ in New Zealand, Mediacorp in Singapore, S4C in Wales, and ESPN in the USA.

Avinash Sable, Commonwealth Games 2022 Athletics Men’s 3000m Steeplechase: What is the schedule for the contest?

The final of the Men’s 3000m steeplechase, featuring Avinash Sable will begin at 4:20 pm (IST) on August 6, 2022.

Commonwealth Games 2022 Athletics: What are the previous results for Indian Contingent in Athletics?

Murali Sreeshankar and Tejaswin Shankar scripted history, winning the Silver and Bronze for India in men’s long Jump and high Jump. Murali clinched the silver on his debut CWG with a jump of 8.08 m. The gold medallist Laquan Nairn acquired a similar distance but his second jump (7.98m) was better than Murali’s second jump (7.84m). Tejaswin had claimed India’s first-ever medal in the men’s high jump with the mark of 2.22m. The quarter of Muhammed Anas, Noah Nirmal Tom, Muhammed Ajmal, and Amol Jacob qualified for the men’s 4X400 m relay event final, clocking 3:06.97.