That's a wrap for our coverage of the sporting action for the Commonwealth Games 2026. One final event to go - the closing ceremony! You can get all the live updates of the closing ceremony RIGHT HERE! See you there!

India have been confirmed as fourth in the overall medal standings of Commonwealth Games 2026. India finish on the same number of gold medals and overall medals as Scotland, but finish ahead of the host nation due to more silvers won.

Although a number of India's successful sports were not in this edition, we've seen our athletes produce several moments of magic at Commonwealth Games 2026. Here are some of the best highlights:

1. Record 7 boxing gold medals, and 10 overall boxing medals
2. Historic athletics double-medal for Gulveer Singh
3. Tejaswin Shankar's memorable decathlon medal
4. Sharmila Dhankar's para shot put gold, and India's 1-3 finish
5. Dilip Gavit's para athletics gold, and India's historic 1-2 finish
6. Asmita Dey and Harsh Singh power judo gold rush
7. Soman Rana's para shot put gold, and India's stunning 1-2 finish
8. Mirabai Chanu's hattrick of CWG gold medals

With the sporting action behind us, it is time to look forward to the closing ceremony of Commonwealth Games 2026 taking place later tonight. The baton will passed over to India today, as the 2030 CWG will be held in Amdavad. 

Celebrate the memories, the champions, and witness the Commonwealth Games flag make its historic journey from Glasgow to Amdavad, host of the landmark 2030 Centenary Games.

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India are currently fourth in the overall medal standings of Commonwealth Games 2026. India and Scotland have the exact same number of gold medals and overall medals, so it's India higher number of silvers that sees them rank ahead of Scotland for the time being. If Scotland win one more gold, India will fall to fifth.

Confirmed: India finish Commonwealth Games 2026 with 39 medals! A very good effort from the Indian contingent, with several of the nation's best sports missing from this edition. 13 golds, 17 silvers and nine bronzes. As it stands, India are fourth in the overall standings!

Lisha Das finishes sixth in the women's C4-C5 time trial final. Australia's Tara Neyland (C4) sets the world record and clinches gold. England's Kadeena Cox claims silver.

The women's C4-C5 time trial final is underway! Lisha Das is the first of the six finalists to start. Can India win their 40th medal?

Lisha completes her time trial with a time of 1:34.410 in the C5 class. Now we wait for the other five finalists to see where Lisha ends up!

Looks like we are in for a slight delay when it comes to Lisha Das' event. Two more events left to be completed before the women's C4-C5 time trial final begins. Stay tuned folks, all live updates coming along.

We are just about 15 minutes away from the start of the women's para cycling C4-C5 time trial final, where India's Lisha Das will take part. Remember, this is India's final chance to get a medal at Commonwealth Games 2026.

Jaismine Lamboria, who was one of seven Indian boxers to win gold yesterday, will be the nation's flag-bearer at the closing ceremony later tonight. A richly deserved moment for the 24-year-old, who is now a double CWG medalist!

Just one more event remains for India, in the nation's quest to achieve a 40th medal at CWG 2026. Para cyclist Lisha Das will be in action in the women's C4-C5 time trial final. That event begins at 8:40 PM IST, which is less than an hour from now. 

No bronze for Ishroop Narang! The match goes on to golden score, and it's Canada's Coralie Godbout who wins in the end by Yuko. The match went on for 6 minutes 19 seconds. Godbout clinches the bronze medal in the women's -78kg category.

Ishroop is visibly emotional after the loss, having fought her way to bronze contention through the repechage.

The women's -78kg judo bronze medal match is underway. India's Ishroop Narang is taking on Canada's Coralie Godbout. Can India get one more medal and take their tally to 40?

Ishroop Narang will be taking on Canada's Coralie Godbout in the women's -78 kg bronze medal match. The scheduled time for the event is 7:30 PM IST. Stay connected!

As the curtain falls on the 2026 Commonwealth Games later today, the spotlight will shift from Scotland to India in a symbolic moment that could define the future of Indian sport.

At the closing ceremony inside Glasgow's OVO Hydro, the Commonwealth Games flag and the host baton will be formally handed over to Amdavad, the host city for the 2030 games, marking the beginning of India's journey towards staging the historic centenary edition of the Games.

Ishroop Narang will be in action again at 7:30 PM IST, when she takes on Canada's Coralie Godbout in the women's -78kg bronze medal match. After battling through the repechage, the Indian judoka is now just one win away from a podium finish in Glasgow.

Back in the velodrome, India's Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam finished 20th in the men's time trial final. Australia's Leigh Hoffman and Tayte Ryan claimed the gold and bronze medals, respectively, while England's Joseph Truman took silver. Hoffman stormed to gold in a Games record time.

What a comeback from Ishroop! The Indian judoka overcame a 0-2 deficit against Ghana's Georgika Wesly Djenge Moune to prevail 10-2 and book her place in the bronze medal bout. The referee had initially awarded her a yuko but upgraded it to a waza-ari after a review, turning the contest in Ishroop's favour.

It is now or never for Ishroop as she takes on Ghana's Georgika Wesly Djenge Moune for a place in the repechage final. A win here will take the Indian judoka into the bronze medal match.

India's Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam clocked a respectable time of 1:04.191, finishing 2.252 seconds behind the leader. He is currently sixth in the standings, though his position could drop as more riders complete their runs. Nonetheless, it was a valiant effort from the Indian cyclist.

The focus shifts to the velodrome as India's Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam will soon compete in the men's 1000m time trial final. Can he win India's first cycling medal in Glasgow?

Ishroop Narang's Commonwealth Games campaign suffers a setback as she loses her women's -78kg quarterfinal bout to England's Emma Reid by ippon. She will now look to keep her medal hopes alive through the repechage route. India's hopes of reaching the 40-medal mark are slowly fading as the final day's action unfolds.

India's Ishroop Narang will be in action shortly! She takes on England's Emma Reid in the women's -78kg judo quarterfinals, with a place in the semifinals on the line.

Dinesh Kumar also exits the competition after finishing 11th in his heat of the men's 40km Points Race first round. He fails to qualify for the final, ending India's hopes of a medal in the event.

Back-to-back eliminations for India as Yash Ghanghas, following Avtar Singh's exit, has also bowed out of the competition. The Indian judoka lost to Wales' Joshua Whitehouse after picking up two early shidos. Whitehouse then broke the deadlock with a waza-ari to seal the win.

Avtar Singh bows out! Cyprus' Ariston Michael has landed a stunning ippon on the Indian judoka to seal the contest. As a result, Avtar will not get a chance to compete in the repechage. All eyes now turn to Yash Ghanghas in the 100kg category!

Judoka Avtar Singh's men's -100kg bout is also underway! He is up against Cyprus' Ariston Michael in the Round of 16 clash. Michael has been penalised with a shido already.

Ishroop avances! The Indian judoka is through to the quarterfinals with a 1-0 win over Scotland's Nichole Wood. She broke the tie with the help of yuko and seal her passage into the next round.

India's Ishroop Singh will be in action shortly! She faces Scotland's Nichole Wood in the women's -78kg Round of 16.

The first batch of Indian athletes, including ace weightlifter Saikhom Mirabai Chanu and Lovepreet Singh, returned home after a successful Commonwealth Games campaign to a heroes' welcome, with hundreds of fans lining up to receive them at the Indira Gandhi International Airport on Sunday. Olympic medallist Mirabai clinched her third successive Commonwealth Games gold medal in the women's 49kg event.

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Bad news coming from the velodrome as Harshveer Singh Sekhon has been eliminated in the Men's 40km Points Race, with a -40 DNF. Onus now on Dinesh Kumar, who is part of Heat 2.

A new day brings new hope as India aims for medals in track cycling. First up, Dinesh Kumar and Harshveer Singh Sekhon take part in the men's 40km Points Race qualifying round. Dinesh is in Heat 2, while Harshveer is in Heat 1. Cycling is one of the four disciplines, alongside basketball, swimming and gymnastics, in which India have failed to win a medal in Glasgow.

India's CWG 2026 Day 11 Schedule:

JUDO

Women's -78kg, Round of 16: Ishroop Narang vs Nicole Wood (Scotland), 2.30 PM onwards

Men's -100kg, Round of 16: Avtar Singh vs Aristos Michael (Cyprus)

Men's 100kg, Round of 16: Yash Ghangas vs Joshua Whitehouse (Wales)

Women's -78kg, Medal Rounds: Ishroop Narang (subject to qualification), 7.30 PM onwards

Men's -100kg, Medal Rounds: Avtar Singh (subject to qualification)

Men's 100kg, Medal Rounds: Yash Ghangas (subject to qualification)

TRACK CYCLING AND PARA TRACK CYCLING:

Men's 40km Points Race Qualifying Round: Harshveer Singh Sekhon (Heat 1), Dinesh Kumar (Heat 2), at 2.09 PM

Men's 1000m Time Trial Final: Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam at 3.51 PM

Women's C4-C5 1000m Time Trial Final: Lisha Das at 8.40 PM

Men's 40km Points Race Final: Harshveer Singh Sekhon, Dinesh Kumar (subject to qualification), at 9.09 PM

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the final day of the Commonwealth Games 2026. Led by a seven-gold haul in boxing, India climbed to fourth place in the medal standings on the penultimate day. India eyes as many as seven medals on Day 11!