The Commonwealth Games 2014 just got concluded in Glasgow, Scotland as England topped the medal table with India coming in at 5 in the medals tally. Even though there were some serious competiton on the field, there were some that saw the funny side of it! Well, here are some funny snap from the CWG that will tickle your funny bone. If you do not believe us, well have a look at these photos below:

Long jumper Jazmin Sawyers of England really knows how to go the distance!

Ooi Tze Liang of Malaysia has a funny way to dive in the pool!

Wonder if shot putter, Annie Alexander would love a selfie this way?

Here’s Powerlifter Wilford Vea. Surely a Metallica song playing in the background. Is it?

That’s one helluva pout from Joelle Mbumi Nkouindjin

Ok, this expression is what every Indian can relate to whilst on nature’s call

Woman powerlifter Michaela Breeze proves that ‘mard ko dard nahi hota’ fact is WRONG!

Shock laga, laga, shock laga!

And rugby is consisdered to be a ‘serious’ sport.

And finally shotputter Sophie McKinna does a ‘Brad Hogg’ during her throw

The Commonwealth Games have left a great mark on the fans as far as the game is concerned but the above snaps potray a ‘different’ level of sport. CWG might have been potrayed as a serious event but the above leave a funny feeling altogether!

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So If the Indian contingent had hoped for a gold medal from their badminton ace Saina Nehwal in the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, well, rue yourselves as the defending has pulled out of mega event after failing to recover from leg blisters sustained during the Australian Open Super Series triumph last month.

What a blow! With her presence, India were confident of landing a gold medal but now that she has pulled out, hopes will be pinned on the likes of PV Sindhu, Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponappa.

The Olympic bronze medallist, who is believed to be suffering from a knee injury as well, has taken the decision of withdrawing from the Glasgow Games in order to get fit for the rest of the season which includes important tournaments like the World Championship and the Asian Games. But will this be a bold move for Saina? Will it help her keep fit for the future events? How badly will India miss her at the Games?

Currently world number seven, Saina had defeated Wong Mew Choo of Malaysia in a thrilling final during the 2010 Commonwealth Games to bag a gold medal.

Without her, the Indian badminton contingent might fall flat. In the previous games at Delhi, India had won four medals. Besides Saina’s gold in women’s singles, the pair of Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa won the yellow metal in women’s doubles; Parupalli Kashyap earned a bronze in men’s singles, while the hosts settled for silver in the team event.

This time around, India does have a chance of grabbing a medal or too at the CWG but Saina’s absence might land a ‘killer blow’. Saina’s withdrawal is a big blow to India as the shuttlers were hoping to win at least five medals this time around, with P V Sindhu in women’s singles and K Srikanth in men’s singles also having bright chances of a podium finish.

“I know I am a favourite at Commonwealth Games. I am the defending champion but I still have to play and give my 100 percent to win the title. In sports, it is difficult.” the 24-year-old was quoted in a news report.

In all fairness, even though India will miss the services of Saina at the CWG; we pray that the 24-year old Hyderabadi gets well soon and starts hurling those shuttle cocks again!

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