An absolute medal rush for India on Day 10 of Commonwealth Games 2026. 16 medals in total today, 10 coming from the boxing contingent. Two came in men's para shot put, two in men's triple jump, and one each in judo and athletics.

Today's heroics have seen India jump to fourth in the medal tally!

India come sixth in the 4x400m mixed relay final. They finish with a time of 3:20.32. Jamaica are the winners, going from fourth to first in the final 400m of the race, which was run by Dejanea Oakley. Their time is 3:10.97, nearly 10 seconds clear of India.

England take silver, Nigeria bronze. 

India's final athletics assignment of the day begins! India are in Lane 1. Nigeria, England and Australia are the favourites, but can India spring a surprise?

One final athletics event remains for India on Day 10 of the Commonwealth Games 2026. It is the mixed 4x400m relay final, where Vishal TK, Rajesh Ramesh, Rashdeep Kaur and Neeru Pathak will represent India.

Dev Kumar Meena does not manage to clear 5.40m on his final attempt, and that means he is out of the competition. He finishes fourth in the men's pole vault final. Kuldeep Kumar finishes sixth.

No medals for India, but promising showings from the two 21-year-olds.

Dev Kumar Meena fails to clear 5.40m on his second attempt, but South Africa's Kyle Rademeyer does do it! This means Dev kumar Meena must do it on his third go to keep his medal hopes alive.

Instead of taking his final 5.30m attempt, Kuldeep chooses to go for a 5.40m attempt on his last go. But he fails to clear it. Kuldeep manages to cross the bar, but unfortunately the bar falls after Kuldeep ends up touching it. As a result, that's the end of Kuldeep's medal hopes.

Dev Kumar Meena has also been unsuccessful in his first attempt at 5.40m.

By winning bronze in the men's 5000m, Gulveer Singh has become the first Indian to win two track and field medals in a single edition of the Commonwealth Games! Silver in 10,000m, bronze in 5000m! An epic achievement.

Australia's Kurtis Marschall raises the bar for the rest by crossing 5.40m on his first attempt. Marschall is the gold medal favourite, and the only one in the field who has a season best of 6.00m.

England's Owen Heard also crosses 5.40m on his first go! Over to the Indians now.

Kuldeep Kumar does not manage to cross the 5.30m on his second attempt either. He will have just one more go to try and breach that figure. If he fails, he'll have to try and scale an even higher mark after it.

India's lawn bowls campaign at CWG 2026 ends with a defeat for Nayanmoni Saikia in women's singles sectional play, against South Africa's Bridget Herselman. She ends her pool campaign with two wins and three losses.

No medals in lawn bowls for India in this edition.

Fantastic from Dev Kumar Meena! He moves up to the top by crossing the 5.30m mark with absolute ease on the first attempt! No part of his body even slightly touches the bar. He has set the marker for the rest of the field.

Unfortunately, Kuldeep Kumar does not clear the mark on his first go.

Look at this! India's Gulveer Singh and Kenya's Cornelius Kemboi were separated by just 4 milliseconds at the finish line! The finest of margins for a medal spot.

Gulveer Singh claims bronze in the men's 5000m race! A dramatic ending to the race, as Gulveer powered up from fourth to second, and then narrowly clung onto third to claim bronze. 

It's two CWG 2026 medals for the long-distance runner! Medal No. 39 for India!

India's Gulveer Singh is in the top 5 after the first 3000m of the 5000m final. Can he make a final push and bag a medal?

After the 4000m mark, Gulveer is in the Top 4! Barely anything separates him and the leader!

Kuldeep Kumar and Dev Kumar Meena have successfully cleared the 5.10m mark in the men's pole vault final. Both have crossed the barrier in their first attempts!

The men's 5000m final is on! Let's see whether Gulveer Singh can clinch another medal at CWG 2026.

We are just about 15 minutes away from the start of the men's 5000m final in Glasgow. India will be represented by Gulveer Singh, who is chasing a second medal of CWG 2026, having already bagged silver in the 10,000m race.

Narender Berwal loses to England's Damar Thomas by a unanimous verdict in the men's 90 kg final. The defeat sees him take home the silver medal. India ends the boxing competition with seven gold medals and three silver medals. What a dream run for the nation!

Narender Berwal loses the second round to England's Damar Thomas by a unanimous verdict. Thomas is simply the quicker boxer in this summit clash. Narender has absorbed too many blows to the face.

Narender Berwal is in action against England's Damar Thomas in the men's 90 kg final. The Indian lands some good punches on his opponent in the final few seconds of the first round, but it's too late for him. Narender loses it 1-4.

Great start by Kuldeep Kumar in the men's pole vault final! He crosses the 4.90m barrier with ease on his first try. He is one of four competitors so far to cross that mark.

The men's pole vault final is underway! With 37 medals in the bag for India, including 13 golds, and one more to come in boxing, can the pole vaulters help take that tally into the 40s?

It's not an ideal start for Dev Kumar Meena, as he fails to cross 4.90m on his first attempt.

In the final boxing event for India at the Commonwealth Games 2026, Narender Berwal will face England's Damar Thomas in the men's 90 kg final. The bout is scheduled to begin at 11:45 PM IST. India will aim to extend its record boxing gold-medal tally to eight.

From the boxing ring, it's time to switch focus to athletics for the first time today. The men's pole vault final is about to begin, with two Indians taking part, in Kuldeep Kumar and Dev Kumar Meena. 

A split verdict of 4-1 goes in favour of Ankush Panghal! What a sensational comeback from the Indian pugilist. He lost the first round 0-5 but registered split verdicts in the second and final rounds to clinch the gold medal. This is India's seventh boxing gold medal at CWG 2026!

Brilliant comeback from Ankush Panghal! He presses hard against Dimeji Shittu this time and lands some beautiful combinations of punches. It was a tight contest, but the judges scored it 3-2 in favour of the Indian.

Ankush Panghal loses the first round by a unanimous verdict. He absorbed a massive blow to the chin when Dimeji Shittu landed a brutal punch. The referee administered a count against Ankush before the action resumed.

India's Ankush Pandhal faces Dimeji Shittu of England in the men's 80kg boxing final. Ankush is in the red corner. Both boxers begin with a conservative approach, with Dimeji slowly and gradually building his attack and Ankush defending against it.

SACHIN SIWACH WINS IT!!! This is an incredible finish from the Indian pugilist. It went down to the wire in the final round until Sachin landed a sensational overhand cross, which resulted in Tryagain Morning Ndevelo falling to the canvas. The referee administered a count, and that proved to be the decisive moment in the closely fought bout. Sachin wins the final by a 3-2 verdict.

Sachin Siwach fails to keep his head up despite a warning from the referee and ends up receiving a point deduction. The Indian, however, manages to take the second round by a unanimous verdict.

Sachin Siwach loses the first round to Tryagain Morning Ndevelo of Namibia by a split verdict of 2-3. Morning was brilliant with his combinations of punches. He managed to land some brilliant hooks and uppercuts on his opponent.

India's Sachin Siwach enters the ring. He is followed by Tryagain Morning Ndevelo of Namibia. Sachin is in the red corner. The men's 60 kg final is set to begin now.

Heartbreak for Lovlina Borgohain! She loses the final bout and ends her campaign with a silver medal. Emma-Sue Greentree of Australia wins the women's 75kg final by a 4-1 verdict.

Next in action is India's Sachin Siwach, who will take on Namibia's Tryagain Morning Ndevelo in the men's 60kg final.

Brilliant comeback from Lovlina Borgohain! She lands some good punches this time as she takes the fight to Emma-Sue Greentree. The Indian boxer takes the second round by a split verdict of 4-1.

Emma-Sue Greentree presses hard against Lovlina Borgohain and takes the first round by a 4-1 verdict. The Australian has been extremely light on her feet. She troubled the Indian boxer by changing her positions frequently and landing some powerful crosses.

Lovlina Borgohain's final bout against Emma-Sue Greentree in the CWG 2026 women's 75kg category begins. She faces a tough challenge from the Australian, who is exceptionally quick on her feet.

India's Lovlina Borgohain will play the women's 75kg final against Emma Sue Greentree of Australia next. The match will begin in just a few minutes from now. Stay connected!

Indian boxing gold rush in CWG 2026 continues! Arundhati Choudhary completely outplays her opponent Chantelle Reid of England in the women's 70kg final. This is the 5th boxing gold medal for India in the Games.

Arundhati Choudhary takes the second round by a unanimous verdict! She inches closer to clinching a Commonwealth Games gold medal, her first of her career. The Indian pugilist was brilliant with her attacks this time despite Chantelle pressing hard and fighting smartly.

India's Harsh Tokas lost to Australia's Keishin Ochi in the men's -81kg bronze-medal bout, with the defeat ending his hopes of winning a Commonwealth Games medal in Glasgow.

Arundhati Choudhary executes a brilliant hook to the face of Chantelle, but she soon receives a heavy jab in return. The two boxers are now exchanging some real blows. Arundhati holds her opponent briefly, and the referee intervenes. Arundhati takes the first round by a 4-1 verdict.

The action is underway! Arundhati Choudhary stays on the back foot, while Chantelle Reid is also very cautious with her approach. There have been no real attacks in the first 50 seconds, but Chantelle forces the Indian pugilist towards a corner.

India's Harsh Tokas is currently taking on Australia's Keishin Ochi in the men's -81kg bronze-medal match. However, the Indian judoka is under pressure at the moment, having already accumulated two shidos. One more penalty could prove costly as Tokas fights to keep his Commonwealth Games medal hopes alive.

India's Arundhati Choudhary is set to face Chantelle Reid of England in the women's 70kg final. This will be the sixth boxing final India will contest today, with four more to follow. Arundhati is in the red corner.

Priya Ghanghas does it! She beats Canada's Marie Al-Ahmadieh in the women's 60kg final by a split verdict. She takes the third round by a 4-1 verdict and wins the bout by the same margin. This is India's fourth boxing gold medal at CWG 2026, the most in any edition.

Final scorecard:

Harsh Tokas has a chance to add to India's tally of four judo medals. He will take on Australia's Keishin Ochi in the men's -81kg bronze-medal match.

Priya Ghanghas wins the second round! This match is going down to the wire, folks! Just when it looked like Marie was the better boxer, Priya raised her game and landed some brilliant punches. She impressed the judges to take the second round by a 4-1 verdict.

Both boxers swung hard in the first round, landing some hooks cleanly while missing others. Priya was good with her jabs, while her opponent, Marie, was brilliant with her crosses and hooks. Marie landed some brilliant punches towards the end and took the first round by a split verdict of 3-2.

India's Priya Ghanghas is in action against Canada's Marie Al-Ahmadieh in the women's 60kg final. The bout begins, and the crowd chants "Priya! Priya!" in support of the Indian pugilist, who is off to a dominating start.

A stunning start for India in boxing after a short gap! Sakshi Chaudhary wins a gold medal in the women's 51kg boxing final. She outplays her opponent Ruby White of England by a unanimous verdict.

Ruby White improves well with some good combinations of punches. She also manages to land a brilliant overhand cross right on Sakshi's face, but the Indian pugilist manages to take the round by a 4-1 verdict. Sakshi was simply the better boxer despite White's significant improvement.

India's Unnati Sharma defeats South Africa's Skye Knoester by a stunning Ippon in the women's -63kg judo bronze-medal match. What a performance from the Indian judoka as she clinches a Commonwealth Games bronze medal!

India's Sakshi Chaudhary takes the first round by a unanimous verdict! She uses her range beautifully and keeps her opponent, Ruby White, in check with some frustrating jabs. White tries her best to trap Sakshi but fails to overcome the Indian's excellent body movement and footwork.

India's Unnati Sharma will be in action shortly in the women's -63kg judo bronze-medal match against South Africa's Skye Knoester.

India's Sakshi Chaudhary is in the red corner. She starts with strong jabs against England's Ruby White in the women's 51kg boxing final. The action is underway!

Sakshi Chaudhary will take on Ruby White of England in the women's 51kg boxing final. A total of seven boxing finals are set to take place from here, giving India an opportunity to bag as many gold medals over the next two hours or so.

In the early hours of Saturday (IST), India secured two podium finishes in the javelin throw final. Neeraj Chopra clinched a silver medal after producing his season's best effort of 85.83 metres. However, the mark wasn't enough to win the title, as Sri Lanka's RT Pathirage delivered a sensational throw of 89.75 metre to claim gold. India's Yashvir Singh took home the bronze medal.

India's Unnati Sharma will take on South Africa's Skye Knoester in the women's -63 kg bronze medal 1 match. Expect the match to start somewhere around 9 PM IST. Around this time, Indian boxers get into action with the country set to play back-to-back seven finals.

Among the upcoming medal events are seven boxing finals for India. Here are the bouts:

9:00 PM: Sakshi Chaudhary vs Ruby White (England) in Women's 51kg Final

9:15 PM: Priya Ghanghas vs Marie-Bathoul Al-Ahmadieh (Canada) in Women's 60kg Final

9:45 PM: Arundhati Choudhary vs Chantelle Reid (England) in Women's 70kg Final

10:15 PM: Lovlina Borgohain vs Emma Sue Greentree (Australia) in Women's 75kg Final

10:45 PM: Sachin Siwach vs Tryagain Morning Ndevelo (Namibia) in Men's 60kg Final

11:15 PM: Ankush Panghal vs Dimeji Shittu (England) in Men's 80kg Final

11:45 PM: Narender Berwal vs Damar Thomas (England) in Men's 90 kg Final

Unnati Sharma loses to Saya Middleton of Australia in the women's -63kg semi-final. She will now compete in the bronze medal match later in the day. Her opponent will be South Africa's Skye Knoester.

India have won a total of 30 medals so far, including 8 gold, 15 silver and 7 bronze. Australia top the list with 137 medals, while England are second with the tally of 87. Have a look at the medal tally:

Inunganbi Takhellambam loses her repechage match in the women's -70kg event. Karanjit Singh Maan also meets a similar fate in the men's -90kg repechage.

Only two Indian judokas remain in the competition. Unnati Sharma will play her women's -63kg semi-final match, while Harsh Tokas will feature in the men's -81kg bronze medal match.

Harsh Tokas, who earlier lost his quarter-final match in the men's -81kg category, has now won his repechage match against Peniamina Percival of Samoa. He secured the victory via Ippon. The Indian will now compete in his bronze medal match later in the day.

Karanjit Singh Maan loses his men's -90kg quarter-final match against Guillaume Gaulin of Canada. Gaulin secured a Waza-ari and converted it into an Ippon victory to advance to the semi-finals.

The Indian duo of Navneet Singh and Dinseh Kumar's dominant run at the Commonwealth Games lawn bowls competition came to an end as they lost in tie-break to England's Nick Brett and Jamie Walker in the men's pairs sectional play.

England won the opening set 4-3 while the Indians took the second set 4-2, forcing the match Section B, Round 5 match into tie-breaker where the combo of Dinesh and Navneet went down 0-1, the result halting their excellent run in the sporting extravaganza.

India's Inunganbi Takhellambam loses to Canada's Charlie Thibault in the women's -70kg quarter-final match. She loses the game via Ippon.

Indian judoka Harsh Tokas loses his men's -81kg quarter-final match to Odysseas Georgakis of Cyprus. Meanwhile, India's Inunganbi Takhellambam is taking on Canada's Charlie Thibault in the women's -70kg quarter-finals.

Soman Rana and Shubham Juyal bag gold and silver, respectively, in the men's shot put F57 final. Soman tops the list with a throw of 13.40 metres, while Shubham gets a distance of 13.28 metres.

Jadumani Singh loses the final of men's 55 kg boxing event to Australia's Jye Dixon. The Indian ends his campaign with a silver medal.

Jye Dixon uses his range beautifully and outplays Jadumani Singh in this round by a unanimous verdict. The Indian pugilist tried to chase Dixon and ended up getting tagged repeatedly. The third and decisive round gets underway.

Jadumani Singh takes the first round by a split verdict. It was a really tight contest between both boxers, with Jye Dixon also landing some brilliant crosses. Jadumani, however, managed to stay a nose ahead of his opponent.

Jadumani Singh of India is taking on Jye Dixon of Australia in the men's 55kg final. The bout begins. It is a cautious start from both boxers. Indian fans will be hoping for a third gold in boxing.

Shubham Juyal is in the race for the gold medal in the men's F57 shot put final. He records a distance of 13.27m in his third attempt to move to the top spot for now. Another Indian, Soman Rana, is yet to take his first attempt.

India's Karanjit Singh Maan beats Elliott Connolly via Ippon in the men's -90kg Round of 16 clash. The Indian advances to the quarter-finals. The match entered the final minute with the score level at 0-0, but Karanjit produced a timely move to seal his place in the next round.

Para athletics is underway, with India's Shubham Juyal and Soman Rana in action in the men's F57 shot put final. They are yet to register an attempt in the 10-man summit clash.

Para athletics is underway with India's Shubham Juyal and Soman Rana in action in the men's F57 shot put final.

Unnati Sharma beats Lamulela Magagula via ippon to advance to the judo quarter-finals of women's -63 kg event.

MEDALS ALERT! Double podium finish for India in men's triple jump! Praveen Chithravel wins the silver medal with 16.58m while Selva Prabhu Thirumaran clinches bronze with 16.52m.

What a stunning start for India! Jaismine Lamboria wins GOLD. This is the country's 7th in CWG 2026 and second in boxing! Jaismine bags the top honour in women's 57 kg.

India won 10 out of 10 semi-finals on Friday and they have started Saturday by winning two of the first two finals.

Brilliant from Jaismine Lamboria! She takes the second round by a unanimous verdict. The southpaw lands some brilliant one-twos, though she misses multiple hooks. Nevertheless, her long levers are doing the work for her here. Another gold loading for India?

Jaismine Lamboria takes the first round by a split verdict. It was a tight one, with both boxers smartly challenging each other. There was not too much footwork, but some really good reading of the contest by both players. They exchanged a few but effective blows.

Jaismine Lamboria is in action in the women's 57kg final in Glasgow. She has started on a defensive note against Michaela Walsh of Northern Ireland. Both boxers are taking their time before launching an attack.

Praveen Chithravel in second with 16.58m and Selva Prabhu Thirumaran in third with 16.52 in men's triple jump final.

India continue their dream run in boxing! Preeti Pawar, the first pugilist from the nation in the final of CWG 2026, bags a gold medal. She beats Canada's Scarlett Savannah Delgado in the women's 54 kg summit clash by a unanimous verdict.

Preeti Pawar lands a brilliant punch, prompting the referee to begin a count against her opponent. The Indian pugilist takes the second round as well. She is just one round away from the gold medal, India's first in boxing at CWG 2026. It's loading!

Preeti Pawar continues her impressive game in the final. She lands some beautiful combinations of punches, including a cross that lands perfectly on her opponent's face. The exchange continues with Preeti staying a nose ahead of her opponent. The final minute of the second round is underway.

Preeti Pawar is playing the final of the women's 54kg category. She is up against Canada's Scarlett Savannah Delgado. The Indian managed to land some heavy blows in the first round and took it with a unanimous verdict.

Time for the first boxing gold medal match. Preeti Pawar vs Scarlett Savannah Delgado (Canada) in Women's 54kg Final.

David Beckham Elkatohchoongo, Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam and Rojit Singh Yanglem all failed to qualify for the next round in Men's Sprint Qualification.

Selva Prabhu Thirumaran reclains the bronze medal spot in Men's Triple Jump Final with an attempt of 16.43m.

Selva Prabhu Thirumaran takes third position in men's triple jump with an attempt of 16.17m.

Priyanka Goswami and Ravina Gayakwad in action as Women's 10,000m Race Walk Final begins.

Ramesh Shanmugam finishes 7th in Men's 1500m T54 Final. A disappointing result for India.

First attempt for Praveen Chithravel and it is 16.05. He is currently 4th while Selva Prabhu Thirumaran slips to 5th.

Time for the Men's 1500m T54 Final. Can Ramesh Shanmugam give India another medal?

A disappointing start by Selva Prabhu Thirumaran in men's triple jump as he could only manage 15.87 in the first attempt. He is currently 4th.

David Beckham Elkatohchoongo in sixth position in track cycling men's sprint qualifying. His timing was 10.488 secs.

Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam moves to fourth spot in the track cycling men's sprint qualifying with a timing of 10.331.

Praveen Chithravel and Selva Prabhu Thirumaran are in action as Men's Triple Jump Final begins. Big chance for India to add to their tally.

Rojit Singh Yanglem in action currently in the men's sprint qualifying. He took the top spot with a time of 10.297.

Men's F57 Shot Put Final begins and India have two athletes in the mix - Shubham Juyal and Soman Rana.

2:35 PM: Para Athletics - Shubham Juyal and Soman Rana in Men's F57 Shot Put Final (Medal Event)

2:40 PM: Athletics - Praveen Chithravel and Selva Prabhu Thirumaran in Men's Triple Jump Final (Medal Event)

2:50 PM: Para Athletics - Ramesh Shanmugam in Men's 1500m T54 Final (Medal Event)

3 PM: Athletics - Priyanka Goswami and Ravina Gayakwad Women's 10,000m Race Walk Final (Medal Event)

We are minutes away from India's first event on Day 10.

Track Cycling - David Beckham Elkatohchoongo, Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam and Rojit Singh Yanglem in Men's Sprint Qualification

"My comeback is going well. I do not do very well in cold, I am Indian after all. It feels good to return back on the podium. I am slowly getting the results of the work that I put in," Chopra said after the event, according to India Today.

"Improvement will happen. I will try to get better throws in the next competitions. I think the main difference is that if you are 100 per cent fit, you have the fighting spirit that you'll overcome anything. But with injury, it makes you think. You are scared. Today as well, I was scared. I did not want to run very hard, wanted to keep my body in control. But yeah, the throw was fine."

Neeraj Chopra revealed that he was "scared" every time he stepped up for an attempt during the men's javelin throw event at the Commonwealth Games 2026. While the star athlete went on to claim the silver medal, he said that the injury concerns were on his mind. 

Tejaswin Shankar scripts his name in the history books with first-ever decathlon medal for India at the Commonwealth Games. He bags bronze medal with a total of 7976 points.

India’s former Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra clinched the silver medal in the men’s javelin throw at the Commonwealth Games 2026 after producing his season's best effort of 85.83m. However, the mark wasn’t enough to regain the title as Sri Lanka’s R.T. Pathirage delivered a sensational 89.75m throw to claim gold. It was a maiden Commonwealth Games medal for Yashvir Singh while Chopra grabbed his second medal after the gold at Gold Coast in 2018. He missed the 2022 edition with an injury.

India's judokas scripted history at the Commonwealth Games on Friday as Asmita Dey and Harsh Singh clinched the country's first-ever gold medals in the sport, while Yamini Mourya added a silver to cap the nation's best-ever judo campaign. India finished the competition with two gold and one silver medal, marking its finest performance since judo was introduced as a medal sport at the 1990 Commonwealth Games in Auckland.

India's historic first-ever judo gold medals, a javelin throw double podium led by Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra, and a stunning day in the boxing ring, where 10 pugilists marched into the finals, highlighted another memorable day for the country's athletes at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow on Friday.

ATHLETICS

Men's Triple Jump Final: Praveen Chithravel, Selva Prabhu Thirumaran at 2.40 PM.

Women's 10,000m Race Walk Final: Priyanka Goswami, Ravina Gayakwad at 3.00 PM.

Men's Pole Vault Final: Dev Kumar Meena, Kuldeep Kumar at 11.35 PM.

Men's 5000m Final: Gulveer Singh at 12.15 AM (August 2).

Mixed 4x400m Relay Final at 1.50 AM (August 2).

PARA ATHLETICS

Men's Shot Put F57 Final: Soman Rana, Shubham Juyal at 2.35 PM.

Men's 1500m T54 Final: Ramesh Shanmugam at 2.50 PM.

BOXING

Women's 54kg Final: Preeti at 3.30 PM.

Women's 57kg Final: Jaismine at 3.45 PM.

Men's 55kg Final: Jadumani Singh Mandengbam at 4.45 PM.

Women's 51kg Final: Sakshi at 9.00 PM.

Women's 60kg Final: Priya at 9.15 PM.

Women's 70kg Final: Arundhati Choudhary at 9.45 PM.

Women's 75kg Final: Lovlina Borgohain at 10.15 PM.

Men's 60kg Final: Sachin at 10.45 PM.

Men's 80kg Final: Ankush Panghal at 11.15 PM.

Men's 90 kg Final: Narender at 11.45 PM.

JUDO

Women's 63kg Round of 16: Unnati Sharma at 3.30 PM onwards.

Men's 90kg Round of 16: Karanjit Singh Maan.

Men's 81kg Quarterfinal: Harsh Tokas.

Women's 70kg Quarterfinal: Inunganbi Takhellambam.

TRACK CYCLING

Men's Sprint Qualifying: David Beckham, Ronaldo Singh, Rojit Singh at 2.30 PM.

Men's 10km Scratch Race Qualifying: Harshveer Singh Sekhon, Dinesh Kumar at 4.19 PM.

LAWN BOWLS

Men's Pairs Sectional Play: Navneet Singh & Dinesh Kumar at 3.50 PM.

Women's Singles Sectional Play: Nayanmoni Saikia at 10.20 PM

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Day 10 of the Commonwealth Games 2026, straight from Glasgow. Stay tuned for all the live updates.