India Scripts Boxing History with Seven Golds, Bags Eight Gold Medals on Commonwealth Games Day 10
- By Thetripurapost Desk, Glasgow
- Aug 02, 2026
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India delivered one of its most memorable performances at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, collecting eight gold medals on Saturday to significantly strengthen its position in the overall medal standings. The remarkable haul included seven gold medals in Boxing , the highest ever achieved by India in a single edition of the Commonwealth Games, alongside one gold in para athletics.
The historic day underlined India's growing dominance in combat sports, with both male and female boxers producing commanding performances in the finals.
Historic Boxing Triumph Powers India's Medal Surge
Indian women led the charge by winning five championship bouts. Preeti Pawar, Jasmine Lamboria, Sakshi Chaudhary, Priya Ghanghas and Arundhati Chaudhary each delivered clinical performances to secure gold medals in their respective weight divisions.
In the men's competition, Ankush Panghal and Sachin Siwach added two more gold medals, taking India's boxing tally to an unprecedented seven titles.
Meanwhile, Lovlina Borgohain, Jadumani, and Narendra Berwal finished with silver medals after closely contested finals.
Ankush Panghal Dominates 80kg Final
Ankush Panghal displayed complete control against England's Dimezi Shittu in the men's 80kg championship bout. The Indian boxer maintained relentless pressure throughout the contest before earning a convincing 4-1 verdict from the judges.
His tactical discipline and sharp combinations left little room for a comeback, ensuring another gold for India.
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Sachin Siwach Produces Dramatic Victory
The men's 60kg final proved to be one of the most exciting contests of the day.
Facing Namibia's Trygen Morning Ndavelo, Sachin Siwach overcame a one-point penalty in the second round before producing a spectacular finish. A perfectly timed punch in the closing seconds visibly rocked his opponent and proved decisive as Sachin edged the contest 3-2.
Arundhati Chaudhary Wins in Style
Competing in the women's 70kg final, Arundhati Chaudhary completely outclassed England's Kenthelle Reid, registering a flawless 5-0 unanimous decision.
Despite brief instructions from the referee to moderate the pace during the final round, Arundhati never surrendered control and comfortably secured the title.
Priya Ghanghas Overcomes Tough Challenge
India's Priya Ghanghas displayed determination and resilience to defeat Al-Ahmadiyeh in the women's 60kg final.
Although the bout remained closely fought throughout, Priya maintained her aggressive approach in the closing stages to claim a 4-1 victory and another Commonwealth Games gold for India.
Sakshi Chaudhary Outclasses Opponent
In the women's 51kg division, Sakshi Chaudhary produced one of the day's most dominant displays.
Her excellent defensive movement and precise counter-attacks earned a comprehensive 5-0 unanimous victory, leaving her opponent with no opportunity to recover.
Preeti Pawar and Jasmine Lamboria Complete Golden Sweep
Preeti Pawar comfortably defeated Canada's Scarlett Delgado by 5-0 in the women's 54kg final after controlling every round.
Later, Jasmine Lamboria secured another emphatic 5-0 unanimous decision over Michaela Walsh in the women's 57kg category, completing India's extraordinary run in women's boxing.
Soman Rana Wins Para Shot Put Gold
India's para-athletics team also celebrated success as Soman Rana clinched gold in the F57 shot put with a season-best throw of 13.40 metres.
Fellow Indian Shubham Juyal secured silver after recording 13.28 metres, giving India a memorable one-two finish in the event.
Gulvir Singh Creates Commonwealth Games History
Long-distance runner Gulvir Singh captured bronze in the men's 5,000 metres, becoming the first Indian athlete to win medals in both the 5,000m and 10,000m events at the same Commonwealth Games.
His achievement marked another significant milestone for Indian athletics.
Double Success in Triple Jump
India added two more athletics medals in the men's triple jump.
Praveen Chitravel claimed silver with a best effort of 16.58 metres, while Selva Prabhu earned bronze after clearing 16.52 metres.
Zambia's Jordan Scott won gold with a championship-winning leap of 16.72 metres.
India Strengthens Medal Campaign in Glasgow
With eight gold medals on Day 10, India recorded one of its finest single-day performances of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. The historic boxing achievement, combined with impressive results in athletics and para sports, further highlighted India's growing strength across multiple sporting disciplines.
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