India's Santhosh Kumar and Yashas Palaksha end at the bottom two spots in the final of men's 400m hurdles. Results here:

Incredible from the Indian contingent! Narender Berwal wins to help the country end Day 9 of boxing on a high. INDIA WINS ALL 10 SEMI-FINALS CONTESTED ON THE DAY, with Narender taking the final clash by a unanimous verdict.

Sensational boxing from Narender Berwal! He dominates his opponent once again and takes the second round with a unanimous verdict. Nigel Paul started with some hard attacks but failed to break through Narender's tight defence. Once again, the Indian took advantage of Nigel's poor head movement and landed some heavy blows.

Narender Berwal takes the first round. He was simply brilliant against Nigel Paul, who was poor with his head movement. Narender wins the round with a unanimous verdict.

India's Narender Berwal takes on Nigel Paul of Trinidad and Tobago in the men's 90 kg semi-final. This is the 10th and final bout for India on the day. The country has won all nine semi-finals it has played in this edition so far. Can India end the day with a clean sweep?

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. Check the final list:

Sachin Siwach wins his men's 60 kg semi-final match with a unanimous verdict. India stay sensational in the boxing ring!

Sachin Siwach takes the second round as well. He does so with a unanimous verdict. The Indian kept his cool throughout the round to outplay his opponent, Owain Harris-Allan, once again. Sachin is just one round away from sealing a berth in the final.

Sachin Siwach performs brilliantly in the first round and takes it with a unanimous verdict. He seemed in control throughout the round, landing some beautiful combinations of punches. His slips were simply awesome, enough to impress the judges.

Sachin Siwach is fighting against Owain Harris-Allan in the men's 60kg boxing semi-final in Glasgow. The Indian has started brilliantly. His punches are sharp, complemented by some brilliant head movement and footwork.

Lovlina Borgohain beats Tarona Khanum in the women's 75kg boxing semi-final. She becomes the eighth Indian boxer to qualify for the final of the Commonwealth Games 2026. India has won all eight semi-finals so far. What a run the country is having!

Brilliant from Lovlina Borgohain! She continues to dominate her opponent from Tuvalu and takes the second round with a unanimous verdict once again. The final round is currently underway.

Lovlina Borgohain takes the first round against Tarona Khanum with a unanimous verdict. The Indian kept her opponent in check with impressive jabs. Just when Tarona Khanum tried to get closer, Lovlina brought out some beautiful combinations of jab, cross and hook to earn points against her opponent. She also took a heavy blow after failing to defend a cross, but comfortably managed to seal the first round in her favour.

India's Lovlina Borgohain is playing against Tarona Khanum Badi Pasoni Taafaki of Tuvalu in the women's 75kg boxing semi-final. The Indian fans chant "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" and "India! India!" to support Borgohain.

With 7,272 points, India's Tejaswin Shankar is placed third overall in the men's decathlon event. There is only one event, the 1500m, remaining in the competition.

Priya Ghanghas won the first round 4-1 and lost the second by an identical margin. The Indian pugilist fought back beautifully in the final round to impress the judges and book a berth in the final. Have a look at the final result here -

Priya Ghanghas earns a hard-fought victory against Lucy Kings-Wheatley of England and advances to the final of the CWG 2026 in the women's 60kg category. India continues its dominant run in boxing. The country wins its seventh semi-final on the trot, with three still remaining.

Lucy Kings-Wheatley of England bounces back! She beats Priya Ghanghas in the second round, taking it with a 4-1 split verdict. The deciding round is currently underway, with both pugilists giving it their all.

Priya Ghanghas fights hard against Lucy Kings-Wheatley of England and takes the first round with a 4-1 split verdict. The Indian pugilist started on a poor note but improved beautifully as the bout progressed.

India's Priya Ghanghas is competing against Lucy Kings-Wheatley of England in the women's 60kg semi-final. The bout begins. Priya is in the red corner.

India's Tejaswin Shankar makes a foul in his final attempt of javelin throw in the ongoing men's decathlon. He thus wraps up this event with the best distance of 53.12 metre.

India's Navneet Singh and Dinesh Kumar extended their unbeaten run in the men's pairs lawn bowls competition, defeating the Falkland Islands to register their fourth consecutive victory in the Section B Round 4 match.

In women's singles Section C, Round 4, India's Nayanmoni Saikia defeated Mildred Mkandawire of Zambia 2-0 (17-2, 11-2).

India's Tejaswin Shankar is currently competing in the men's decathlon javelin throw. He made a foul in the first attempt before getting a distance of 53.12 metre in his second go. He has one more attempt left. 

India's Sakshi Choudhary comprehensively beats Amber-Jane Wall of Canada in the women's 51kg boxing semi-final. As she enters the final, boxing assures India of a sixth silver medal, at least, at the ongoing CWG 2026.

India's Sakshi Choudhary continues her dominant run! She outplays Amber-Jane Wall of Canada in the second round as well to move closer to a spot in the final. With consistent jabs, Sakshi kept her opponent in check. As Amber-Jane tried to attack, the Indian pugilist landed an amazing set of punches to impress the judges.

India's Sakshi Choudhary showed good footwork against her opponent Amber-Jane Wall of Canada in the first round of the women's 51kg boxing semi-final. She takes it with a unanimous verdict. Sakshi used her range beautifully to stay ahead of her opponent.

India's Sakshi Choudhary will take on Amber-Jane Wall of Canada in the semi-final of women's 51 kg boxing. The bout is set to begin now. Stay connected!

India misses out on a third judo gold as Yamini Mourya settles for a silver medal. Yamini succumbed to a third shido (penalty), granting England's Acelya Toprak the victory via Hansoku-make to claim the gold.

Yamini is on two shidos compared to Toprak's one, with the English judoka clearly dominating the bout. However, the Indian has managed to avert the danger so far with under 30 seconds remaining on the clock.

ANOTHER GOLD MEDAL BOUT! Yamini Mourya is out on the mat aiming to secure India's third judo gold of the day. She faces England's Acelya Toprak in the women's 57kg final!

Nayanmoni Saikia is back on the green in lawn bowls! Competing in her fourth group-stage match, she takes on Zambia's Mildred Mkandawire looking to turn things around after recording one win and two losses so far.

India's campaign in the Men's Keirin comes to an end as Ronaldo Singh, David Beckham, and Jemsh Singh fail to qualify for the second round of repechages. Ronaldo ( 1.194s) and Beckham ( 2.609s) finished behind the leader in Heat 1, while Jemsh finished second-to-last in Heat 4, trailing the winner by 0.615s.

Harsh Singh is an elite Indian judoka specializing in the men's below 60 kg weight category. Harsh has rapidly established himself as a dominant Judoka in the domestic judo circuit, routinely competing for top honors against the country's best athletes. His consistent podium performances at national rankings and selection trials have earned him standard representation for India on the global IJF World Tour, participating in high-profile international events like the Tokyo Grand Slam, Asian Championships, and Grand Prix events.

Harsh Singh turns Katz inside out to score a decisive Waza-ari! The Australian judoka is now under intense pressure with under a minute remaining. What a throw from Harsh! He seals a brilliant victory over Joshua Katz to become the first Indian male judoka to win Commonwealth Games gold!

India's Harsh Singh is now out on the mat for the men's 60kg judo final! He faces Australia's Joshua Katz with gold on the line. He is looking the first Indian men to win a judo gold at CWG.

Ronaldo Singh finished seventh in heat one, 0.691s behind the leader

David Beckham finished fifth in heat three, 0.780s behind the leader

Jemsh Singh finished fifth in heat four, 1.534s behind the leader

They are all out of medal contention in Men's Kirin!

Asmita Dey is an Indian judoka from Belonia, South Tripura. Born into a humble family, she is the daughter of a bicycle mechanic and overcame financial challenges to pursue judo. She initially competed in athletics (800 meters) before being introduced to judo by her first coach, after which she joined the Tripura Sports School in 2015," read a stetement.

Her performances at the National School Games and Khelo India competitions earned her a place at the SAI Regional Centre, Bhopal (NCOE) in 2018, and since then she has been training in NCOE Bhopal. Asmita has represented India at international events, winning medals at the Asian Open, Junior Asia Cup Judo Championships, and Commonwealth Judo Championships, establishing herself as one of India's leading judokas in the 48 kg category.

India's first-ever Commonwealth Games Gold Medal in Judo.

Asmita Dey has etched her name into Indian sporting history!

She defeats Canada's Heidi Quach 2-1 to win the Women's -48kg Judo Gold at the Commonwealth Games 2026.pic.twitter.com/4KEKWaDmXG

— Sports Apna  (@sportsapna1) July 31, 2026

Asmita Dey takes GOLD! The match went into Golden Score, but Asmita struck when it mattered most, sealing victory with a decisive score to become the Commonwealth champion. She beats Canada's Heidi Quach 2-1. That marks India's fourth gold medal at Glasgow 2026, lifting their overall tally to 18!

Quach takes Asmita down to score first, but the Indian quickly returns the favor to tie things up despite conceding a shido. A massive 90 seconds coming up!

Action shifts to the velodrome! India's track sprinters are up next in the Men's Keirin, with Ronaldo Singh in Heat 1, David Beckham in Heat 3, and Jemsh Singh in Heat 4 all vying for a place in the final.

Fifth boxing silver assured for India! Jadumani Singh beats Philip Haoseb of Naminia in the men's 55kg boxing semi-final. He fought brilliantly, outplaying his opponent by a unanimous victory.

There is nothing stopping Jadumani Singh at the moment! He is showing amazing agility and takes the second round by a unanimous verdict. The Indian is on a roll. He just needs to get through one more round to enter the final.

What a performance from Jadumani Singh in the first round! He stuns Philip Haoseb with his amazing speed and precision to take the round with a unanimous verdict.

India's Jadumani Singh has started confidently against Philip Haoseb in the men's 55kg boxing semi-final. Both pugilists are extremely fast and accurate with their punches. What a bout this is turning out to be!

India's Jadumani Singh enters the ring for his men's 55kg boxing semi-final. His opponent, Philip Haoseb of Namibia, follows him. We are set for a thrilling boxing bout here in Glasgow.

In 20 minutes, India's Jadumani Singh will be in action. He will take on Philip Haoseb of Namibia in the men's 55kg boxing semi-final. Jadumani has fared brilliantly at this edition of the Commonwealth Games, and he must be eager to better the colour of his medal.

Arundhati Choudhary beats Rosie Eccles of Wales in the women's 70kg semi-final! She advances to the final, assuring India of yet another boxing silver.

What a day this is turning out to be for Indian boxing! The contingent has won all four semi-final bouts it has contested so far. Preeti Pawar, Ankush Panghal, Jaismine Lamboria and now Arundhati have all made it to the finals of their respective categories.

India's Arundhati Choudhary continues her domination! She takes the second round with a unanimous verdict. The puglist in the red corner landed some heavy blows on her opponent.

Rosie Eccles of Wales pressed hard in the first round, but India's Arundhati Choudhary made a brilliant comeback. The Indian also managed to land a perfect hook, and the referee had to intervene. There was a standing count against Eccles. Arundhati takes the first round with a unanimous verdict.

India's Arundhati Choudhary is taking on Rosie Eccles of Wales in the women's 70kg semi-final. The bout is underway.

Jaismine Lamboria wins the contest and advances to the final! She has assured India of a silver medal in the women's 57kg boxing event. There was a third standing count against Maselela towards the end of the second round, and the referee eventually stopped the contest. Jaismine wins via RSC.

Navneet Singh and Dinesh Kumar are on fire! The Indian pair beat Falkland Islands' Ian Barnes and Oliver Thompson in straight sets, taking the opener 6-3 before dominating the second set 10-1.

Jaismine Lamboria takes the second round as well! She continues her dominance against Lesotho's Rapelang Maselela.

Brilliant first round for India! Jaismine Lamboria takes it with a unanimous 5-0 verdict. She toyed with her opponent, Lesotho's Rapelang Maselela. Jaismine, who is the taller pugilist, kept Rapelang in check with some brilliant use of her jab. She also landed combinations with ease.

Jaismine Lamboria, the reigning world champion, has started on a dominant note. She defends well before landing some brilliant one-twos. Jaismine is using her range beautifully here. She is clearly the better boxer.

The women's 57kg semi-final between India's Jaismine Lamboria and Lesotho's Rapelang Maselela gets underway. The Indian pugilist is in the red corner, while her opponent is in the blue corner.

India's Jaismine Lamboria will take on Lesotho's Rapelang Maselela in the women's 57kg semi-final. While both players are already assured of returning home with at least a bronze medal, the winner will secure a silver.

3 Indian judokas in the final! Here's the final line-up

Asmita Dey (IND) vs Heidi Quach (CAN)

Harsh Singh (IND) vs Joshua Katz (AUS)

Yamini Mourya (IND) vs Acelya Toprak (ENG)

Yamini Mourya assures a third silver for India in Judo! She gets the IPPON over South Africa's Donne Breytenbach and marches into the final of the women's -57kg event. 3 Indian judokas to fight for gold medal now!

Tejaswin Shankar remains in fourth place overall following the pole vault event, having bowed out with three misses at 4.40m. Grenada's Lindon Victor leads the standings in the gold medal position, with only the javelin throw and 1500m disciplines remaining.

Lindon Victor: 6704
Damian Warner: 6669
Sammy Ball: 6650
Tejaswin Shankar: 6637
Jami Schleuter: 6491

Harshveer finishes 4000m in 4:35.524, which puts him 13th for now. Dinesh finishes the distance in 4:29.267, which places him as the 11th best. Both are out of medal contention, while their ranking could drop even further if other cyclists map a better time.

India's Harsh Singh thrashes Australia's Pedro Carlos Antun Neto to march into the men's 60kg final! Just like Asmita Dey, Harsh will fight for gold later today. What a phenomenal outing it's turning out to be for the Indian judo contingent, with Yamini Mourya's semi-final set to begin shortly!

Asmita storms into the final! A dominant display from Asmita Dey sees her advance to the women's 48kg gold medal match later today. That's another silver guaranteed for India-with gold in her sights!

Asmita Dey's semi-final bout is underway! She is taking on Scotland's Summer Shaw. Nothing separates the two after the first 90 seconds, but Asmita has picked up an early shido. Crucial minute and a half coming up!

Tejaswin Shankar stays fourth overall after clearing 4.20m and 4.30m on successive attempts. He remains firmly in medal contention, with only the javelin throw and 1500m events remaining after the pole vault!

Mens's Decathlon Current standings:

Victor: 6675
Warner: 6669
Ball: 6650
Tejaswin: 6537

Decent fightback from Rohit Majgul but he loses 2-1 to England's Fryer in the men's 66kg repechage semi-final. Back to back defeats in repechage round for India's judo contingent. 

More judo action coming up! Rohit Basir Majgul takes to the mat in the men's 66kg repechage semi-final against England's Charlie Fryer. Early setback for the Indian-Rohit falls behind inside the opening 30 seconds!

Judoka Shraddha Kadubal Chopade's medal hopes have come to an end. She lost her repechage semi-final to Wales' Lola Hodson in a tightly contested bout. Both judokas had picked up two shidos each, but Hodson secured a crucial takedown to advance. Hodson will now compete for a bronze medal later today.

A strong opening effort from Tejaswin Shankar in the Men's Decathlon Pole Vault! He clears 4.10m on his first attempt to move to the top of Group B. However, recent results across both groups have seen him slip from 2nd to 4th in the overall standings.

Current standings:

Warner: 6669
Ball: 6620
Victor: 6616
Tejaswin: 6580

Mixed fortunes for India on the mats! Yamini Mourya dominant on Mat 2, scoring an IPPON against Frema Agyei of Ghana to advance to the semi-finals.

Over on the adjacent mat, Rohit loses his quarterfinal bout to Cyprus' Petros. His hopes for a bronze now depend on Petros reaching the final to pull him into the repechage round.

Quarterfinal heartbreak for India. Shraddha Kadubal Chopade goes down against Australia's Tinka Easton in the women's 52kg event, ending her hopes of a gold medal. She could still feature in the repechage round for a shot at bronze if Easton reaches the final.

Dominant performance from Harsh! He threw Alan Montouel but was awarded only one point after a video review. However, in the very next exchange, he maneuvered his opponent into an IPPON to seal the deal and march into the semi-finals!

A third consecutive unanimous decision for Ankush as he storms into the men's 80kg final! Following a convincing win over Canada's Joshua Ofori, he has now assured India of at least a silver medal.

Ankush's speed and powerful combinations did the heavy damage early on, allowing him to take a 5-0 victory on points despite Ofori pushing hard in the final round!

Ankush is through to the final! The Indian boxer produces another dominant performance to defeat Canada's Joshua Ofori. A brutal left hook set the tone, and a referee warning for Ofori sealed his fate. Silver guaranteed for India!

India's Ankush takes the opening round against Canada's Joshua Ofori in the men's 80kg boxing semi-final. The 20-year-old is aiming to book his place in the final and guarantee at least a silver medal for India.

Ankush dominated the round, landing sharp combinations of hooks and jabs!

Judoka Asmita Dey storms into the semi-finals of the women's 48kg event! She secured an IPPON over Scotland's Eva Ewing in under 90 seconds. She will be back on the mat later in the day.

Judoka Asmita Dey is also in action, with her women's 48kg quarterfinal bout against Scotland's Eva Ewing set to get underway. If she advances to the semi-finals, her next match will take place later today.

India's Ankush Panghal will take on Canada's Joshua Ofori in the men's 80kg boxing semi-finals. A win will earn him a spot in the final, assuring India of at least a silver medal!

India through to the final! The quartet of Vishal TK, Rajesh Ramesh, Rashdeep Kaur, and Neeru Pathak finish fourth in their Mixed 4x400m Relay heat with a timing of 3:20.98, qualifying as the 7th fastest team overall. A solid effort, but they will need an even better performance in the final to put themselves in medal contention.

India's Vishal TK, Rajesh Ramesh, Rashdeep Kaur, and Neeru Pathak are all in action in the Mixed 4x400m Relay Heats. The Indian quartet has lined up in lane 4, and the heat is about to start.

India’s Rohit Basir Majgul also seals a quarterfinal berth in Judo by beating Samuel Ribeiro via Ippon. That’s 3 in 3 for India in Judo.

India's Shraddha Kadubal Chopade secures a convincing win over Jane Massaquoi via Ippon to seal her progression into the quarter-finals.

Tejaswin Shankar with the Personal Best attempt of 40.44 meters. The third and final attempt sees him placed 6th in the Men's Decathlon Discus Throw event. Overall, he is still second.

Harsh Singh with the perfect execution of the arm-lock, as he gets Kathewara to tap out. The Indian gets the deserved victory, and qualify for the quarter-finals.

India's Harsh Kumar is in action against Chikondi Kathewera of Malawi in the judo men's 60 kg round of 16. He holds the advantage after his opponent was issued a yellow card (shido).

Tejaswin Shankar, who is presently 2nd in the overall Decathlon standings, has registered throws of 37.20 meters and 39.66 meters in his first and second attempts, respectively. He is placed 6th in this event so far.

Mwape was no match for Preeti, with the Indian secured a dominant 5-0 win against the pugilist from Zambia. Her progression has assured the country of at least a silver medal from Women's 54kg boxing.

India's rampant run in boxing continues in the 2026 Glasgow Games as Preeti Pawar enters the Women's 54kg final with a dominant win over Zambia's Catherine Mwape. 

Mwape is no match for Preeti. The Indian takes the second round unanimously too. She wins 5-0, with a score of 10-8. Only the third round remains and Preeti has one foot in the final.

The first round begins on a cagey note. Preeti does succeed in landing a couple of jabs, but Mwape has remained guarded. Just a couple of shots are exchanged as the first round comes to an end. Preeti gets the first round. 

India's Preeti Pawar is set to take on Zambia's Catherine Mwape in her 54kg semifinal. Both boxers are already assured of a bronze medal. It's the final they have their sights set on.

As the current standings are in Men's Decathlon, Canada's Damian Warner leads the field overall with 5322 points, with Tejaswin in second place with 5261 points. The Indian is ahead of Sammy Ball of England on 5146 points, who is 115 points behind Shankar.

The Heat 2 ends on Men's Decathlon 110m Hurdles with Tejaswin Shankar securing the No. 2 spot. Brilliant from the Indian. He is a strong podium contender.

Heat 1 ends in Men's Decathlon 100m hurdles, with Grenada's Victor Lindon taking the No. spot.

Tejaswin Shankar did really well in the Decathlon events yesterday, despite facing knee trouble, to finish second overall. However, yesterday's events were his strengths; it's today's run of events where his true ranking will be decided. At present, he's only 14 points behind leader Damian Warner of Canada

Heat 1 in Men's Decathlon 110m Hurdles is set to begin shortly. Stay tuned for live updates!

Neeraj Chopra didn't look the most comfortable yesterday in the men's javelin qualifier. Wearing a warm cap, embracing the wind, Neeraj failed to cross the 80-meter mark in the event. He explained why after the end of play.

"It was really cold and windy, but the throw was okay, the 79m throw. The goal was to go in the final and give my best in the final, so I'm happy with the throw," he said after the qualifying round where he finished fifth. 

"Conditions are not best for javelin throwers. Not only cold, but it's really windy. The wind was also not in the front; sometimes it's from the side. It's really hard to process where we have to throw. Sometimes we think, 'Okay, we'll throw there', but then the wind comes from the other side. And lots of throwers are struggling today. Nobody touched the automatic qualification mark. It was tough conditions, but we are happy that all three Indians are in the final," Chopra added.
 

India's action on Day 9 will resume with Tejaswin Shankar, who will participate in Men's Decathlon 110m Hurdles. He has been placed in Heat 2.

Neeraj Chopra looks to end his eight-year wait for a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games. Neeraj, who missed the 2024 Games in Birmingham, qualified for the final of the Glasgow Games with a throw of 79.61 metres, securing fifth spot in the overall standings, ahead of defending champion Arshad Nadeem, who finished seventh. 

Indian weightlifter Lovepreet Singh clinches the silver medal in the men's 110 kg heavyweight category at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026.The Indian lifter delivered a brilliant all-round performance and looked destined for the top step of the podium until a stunning final lift from New Zealand's David Andrew Liti turned the contest on its head.

India had yet another memorable outing at Commonwealth Games on Day 8. Two more medals added to India's tally, taking it to 17. Here's a recap of the nation's best moments of the day:

1. SILVER for Lovepreet Singh in men's 110kg weightlifting, including Games record in snatch
2. BRONZE for Seema Kaliramna in women's discus throw
3. Neeraj Chopra, Rohit Yadav, Yashvir Singh all qualified for men's javelin throw final
4. Tejaswin Shankar currently in second spot in men's decathlon

ATHLETICS

2:35 p.m. - Men's Decathlon 110m Hurdles - Tejaswin Shankar

3:20 p.m. - Men's Decathlon Discus Throw - Tejaswin Shankar

4:05 p.m. - Mixed 4x400m Relay (Round 1, Heat 2) - Vishal TK, Rajesh Ramesh, Rashdeep Kaur, Ansa Babu, Neeru Pathak

5 p.m. - Men's Decathlon Pole Vault - Tejaswin Shankar

11:30 p.m. - Men's Decathlon Javelin Throw - Tejaswin Shankar

12:45 a.m. (August 1) - Men's Javelin Throw Final (medal event) - Neeraj Chopra, Rohit Yadav, Yash Vir Singh

1:05 a.m. (August 1) - Men's Decathlon 1500m (final event) - Tejaswin Shankar

1:30 a.m. (August 1) - Men's 400m Hurdles Final (medal event) - Yashas Palaksha, Santhosh Kumar Tamilarasan

BOXING

3:15 p.m. - Women's 54kg Semifinals - Preeti Pawar vs Catherine Mwape (Zambia)

4:30 p.m. - Men's 80kg Semifinals - Ankush Panghal vs Joshua Ofori (Canada)

7:15 p.m. - Women's 57kg Semifinals - Jaismine Lamboria vs Rapelang Maselela (Lesotho)

7:30 p.m. - Women's 70kg Semifinals - Arundhati Choudhary vs Rosie Eccles (Wales)

8:15 p.m. - Men's 55kg Semifinals - Jadumani Singh Mandengbam vs Philip Haoseb (Namibia)

11:30 p.m. - Women's 51kg Semifinals - Sakshi Chaudhary vs Amber-Jane Wall (Canada)

12:15 a.m. (August 1) - Women's 60kg Semifinals - Priya Ghanghas vs Lucy Kings-Wheatley (England)

12:45 a.m. (August 1) - Women's 75kg Semifinals - Lovlina Borgohain vs Tarona Taafaki (Tuvalu)

1 a.m. (August 1) - Men's 60kg Semifinals - Sachin Siwach vs Owain Harris-Allan (Wales)

1:30 a.m. (August 1) - Men's 90kg Semifinals - Narender Berwal vs Nigel Paul (Trinidad and Tobago)

JUDO

3:30 p.m. onwards - Men's -60kg, Round of 16 - Harsh Singh vs Chikondi Kathewera (Malawi)

3:30 p.m. onwards - Women's -52kg, Round of 16 - Shraddha Chopade vs Jane Massaquoi (Sierra Leone)

3:30 p.m. onwards - Men's -66kg, Round of 16 - Rohit Majgul vs Samuel Ribeiro (Mozambique)

3:30 p.m. onwards - Women's -48kg, Quarterfinal - Asmita Dey vs Eva Ewing (Scotland)

3:30 p.m. onwards - Women's -57kg, Quarterfinal - Yamini Mourya vs TBD (to be decided)

8:30 p.m. onwards - Women's -48kg, Medal Rounds - Asmita Dey (subject to qualification)

8:30 p.m. onwards - Men's -60kg, Medal Rounds - Harsh Singh (subject to qualification)

8:30 p.m. onwards - Women's -52kg, Medal Rounds - Shraddha Chopade (subject to qualification)

8:30 p.m. onwards - Men's -66kg, Medal Rounds - Rohit Majgul (subject to qualification)

8:30 p.m. onwards - Women's -57kg, Medal Rounds - Yamini Mourya (subject to qualification)

BOWLS

5:15 p.m. - Men's Pairs Sectional Play, Section B Round 4 - India (Dinesh Kumar and Navneet Singh) vs Falkland Islands (Ian Barnes and Oliver Thompson)

10:20 p.m. - Women's Singles Sectional Play, Section C Round 4 - Nayanmoni Saikia vs Mildred Mkandawire (Zambia)

TRACK CYCLING

5:21 p.m. - Men's 4000m Individual Pursuit, Qualification - Dinesh Kumar, Harshveer Singh Sekhon

8:30 p.m. - Men's Keirin, First Round - Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam (Heat 1), David Beckham Elkatohchoongo (Heat 3), Jemsh Keithellakpam (Heat 4)

9:17 p.m. - Men's Keirin, First Round Repechages - Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam, David Beckham Elkatohchoongo, Jemsh Keithellakpam (subject to qualification)

10:46 p.m. - Men's 4000m Individual Pursuit, Finals (Bronze) - Dinesh Kumar, Harshveer Singh Sekhon (subject to qualification)

10:53 p.m. - Men's 4000m Individual Pursuit, Finals (Gold) - Dinesh Kumar, Harshveer Singh Sekhon (subject to qualification)

11:01 p.m. - Men's Keirin, Second Round - Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam, David Beckham Elkatohchoongo, Jemsh Keithellakpam (subject to qualification)

11:43 p.m. - Men's Keirin, Finals 7-12 - Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam, David Beckham Elkatohchoongo, Jemsh Keithellakpam (subject to qualification)

11:48 p.m. - Men's Keirin, Finals 1-6 - Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam, David Beckham Elkatohchoongo, Jemsh Keithellakpam (subject to qualification)

11:53 p.m. - Men's Elimination Race Final (medal event) - Harshveer Singh Sekhon

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Day 9 of the Commonwealth Games 2026, straight from Glasgow. Stay tuned for all the live updates.