Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 10 Live: Praveen Chithravel in action, 10 boxers to fight for gold - Blog, Updates
Cycling, Men's Sprint Individual Qualifying: All three Indians finished outside top 16; bow out of competition
Rojit Singh (10.297s), Ronaldo Singh (10.331s) and David Beckham (10.488s) finished in 22nd, 24th and 26th positions respectively.
There were only 16 spots available for the prequarterfinals; hence, all three Indians were knocked out of the competition.
Athletics, Men's Triple Jump Final: Back-to-back double Podium for Indian triple jumpers at CWG
Praveen Chithravel (16.58m) and Selva Prabhu (16.52m) clinched the silver and bronze medals for India in the men's triple jump.
Both jumpers, however, had a bad start to the final, while Praveen had to take four jumps before crossing the 16.58m mark, entering within the podium range.
Selva found his 16.52m leap on his fifth attempt and entered the top three, which proved to be enough for India to secure a double podium.
This is India's second consecutive triple jump double podium at the Commonwealth Games, following a Gold-Silver finish in 2022 for Eldhose Paul and Abdula Boobacker.
Boxing, Women's 57kg Final: SCORECARD
Boxing, Women's 57kg Final: Jaismine winss GOLD!
The advise to Walsh from the coaches in her corner was to take the bull by its horns. Will she do it?
She indeed starts like it. She is on the offensive and has landed a couple of jabs. Jaismine needs to be careful here. She can't afford to breathe easy...a 20-18 lead can be overturned any minute.
Jaismine now moving around the ring. I feel she needs to find a way to land a few punches. As I type that, she uses her reach to a good effect and lands a couple.
Walsh is looking to apply the pressure but Jaismine seems to be holding well.
20s left in the contest and Jaismine evades the desperate attempts from Walsh rather convincingly.
Who's got this?
Jaismine Lamboria it is. She wins the gold medal bout unanimously. Make it 2/2 gold for India!
Athletics, Men's Triple Jump Final: Silver for Praveen Chithravel
Praveen had a foul on his final attempt; hence, he finished with the silver medal with a best of 16.58m.
Athletics, Men's Triple Jump Final: Bronze for Selva Prabhu; finishes with the best of 16.52m.
A double Podium confirmed for India as Selva Prabhu won the bronze medal with his best of 16.52m.
He couldn't improve his mark on the final attempt, but a bronze medal was already confirmed for him ahead of his attempt.
Boxing, Women's 57kg Final: Jaismine wins Round 2
A similar script in the early phase of second round. Walsh is letting Jaismine come in and relying on the counter herself.
Jaismine is barely taking the bait this time around and is extremely cautious about her stance even as she goes in.
Walsh is running around the ring. The Northern Ireland boxer might be playing this into the hands of the Indian, I think.
Walsh looks to attack now, but is sent back with a crisp punch to the face by Jaismine.
Much like the first round, this was a strategic battle. Both happy to hang back.
Jaismine wins round 2 unanimously. She has the advantage heading into the final round!
Athletics, Men's Triple Jump Final: Selva Prabhu jumps up to third place after a 16.52m jump on his fifth attempt
With just one round to go, both Indian triple jumpers will aim to confirm another double podium for India.
Current Standings after 5 rounds:
Jordan Scott (JAM): 16.72m
Praveen Chithravel (IND): 16.58m
Selva Prabhu (IND): 16.52m.
Ethan Olivier (NZL): 16.50m
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