According to Offsideplus.az , on the last day of the competition, karatekas will hold consolation and medal matches in kata and kumite competitions.
Badminton players will play in the semifinals in individual, mixed doubles and doubles.
I CIS Games
September 11th
Karate
Venue: "Tulpar" Sports and Training Complex
Consolation stage
09: 00-13: 00
Jeyhun Ismayilov - Samandarbek Abdiyev (Uzbekistan)
Fight for bronze medals
Kumite
55 kg
Medina Sadigov - Fotima Ostanova (Uzbekistan)
68 kg
Alika Semihova - Veronika Shuneyeva (Russia)
Zahra Aliverdiyeva - Victoria Bublikova (Russia)
60 kg
Sultan Huseynov - Nikita Reshetnik (Belarus)
67 kg
Nuran Rzazade - Yegor Pulkin (Russia)
75 kg
Farid Agayev - Daniil Gretsky (Russia)
84 kg
Abbas Dadashov - Vadim Ruchko (Russia)
Huseyn Huseynzade - Islamjon Sattorov (Uzbekistan)
Final
14: 00-17: 00
Kata
Hasanali Hasanov - Danila Brantov (Russia)
Kumite
50 kg
Inji Azizova - Nasibabanu Narbayeva (Uzbekistan)
60 kg
Aminaga Guliyev - Yerkinbek Bayturbayev (Kazakhstan)
+84 kg
Osman Osmanli - Spandiyar Yerkebek (Kazakhstan)
Badminton
Venue: Badminton Center
1/2 stage
Individual competitions
10: 00-14: 30
Dicky Pangestu - Georgiy Lebedev (Russia)
Maftuha Era - Marina Yanbayeva (Belarus)
Mixed team competitions
10: 00-14: 30
Gabilov Agil / Maftuha Era - Pavel Monich / Regina Galiakhmetova (Russia)
Double competitions
10: 00-14: 30
Dicky Pangestu / Mohammad Khadafi - Amir Hamidulin / Pavel Monich
Final stage
15: 00-18: 00
Individual competitions
Mixed doubles competitions
Double races
So far, Azerbaijan has ranked third with 13 gold, 11 silver and 23 medals. Russia leads with 99 gold, 33 silver and 44 bronze medals, while Uzbekistan is second with 22 gold, 29 silver and 30 bronze medals.
