Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 10: Gulveer wins bronze; Seven golds in boxing - Highlights

Boxing, Men's +90kg Final: SCORECARD

That brings an end to India's most successful boxing campaign at the 2026 Commonwealth Games!

They bagged seven gold medals and bagged three silver, including one from Narender!

Boxing, Men's +90kg Final: Narender wins SILVER!

Narender has a mountain to climb in the final round. She looks to go all out early on in a bid to catch up, but Damar Thomas has it in control.

The Indian needs to out punch his opponent by a lot in this round, if he is to win a gold medal. 

Thomas is not making it easy for Narender. The British boxer is still going on the attack and not willing to sit back.

Narender has landed a few jabs, but has coped a few as well. With less than 20s left, I don't think he has done enough for a gold here.

He might well return with a silver medal...

Yup, he does. Narender Berwal loses unanimously. He settles for silver!

Boxing, Men's +90kg Final: Narender loses Round 2

Narender with the first punch of the second round, but Thomas is razor sharp as he retaliates.

Blows exchanged on both sides now but Thomas has been the more proactive boxer, which might sway the judges in his favour.

Narender feels a bit too casual to me, but he is evading a lot of Thomas jabs and landing his attempts.

It feels the Indian hasn't done enough here. But we wait for the judges...

Yeah, he hasn't. Loses Round 2 unanimously. 8-10 on one card even.

Men's Pole Vault Final: Kuldeep clears 4.80m; Dev yet to open campaign!

A confident start for Kuldeep Kumar, who clears 4.90m comfortably on his first attempt in the men's pole vault final.

Meanwhile, Dev Meena has opted to pass his opening height and is yet to begin his campaign. The competition is just getting underway, with both Indians aiming to stay in contention for the medals.

Boxing, Men's +90kg Final: Narender concedes Round 1

Damar Thomas with some early jabs and he connects a few as well on Narender.

The Englishman is a southpaw, which surely will cause a bit of trouble for the Indian.

Narender now settling in and lands a couple of good blows. As is the case in the higher weight categories, there is minimal movement.

Damar on a roll now, landing a combination and Narender seems to have been pushed on the backfoot. Do the judges feel the same?

They do. Narender concedes it 1-4 on split.

Boxing, Men's +90kg Final: Narender Berwal is ringside

Narender Berwal is the final Indian boxer in action, fighting for gold. He is up against Damar Thomas of England in men's +90kg final.

Up Next: Men's Pole Vault Final

Attention shifts back to the athletics arena, where Dev Meena and Kuldeep Kumar will be in action in the men's pole vault final, beginning at 11:35 PM IST.

The duo have been pushing each other to new heights this season, rewriting the national record and emerging as India's brightest medal hopes in the event.

Can they cap off their breakthrough year with a Commonwealth Games podium finish? Stay tuned.

Bowls, Women's Singles, Section C: ndia vs South Africa: Nayanmoni loses the match.

Nayanmoni loses her final match at the Commonwealth Games against South Africa's Bridget Herselman.

She had a strong start, winning Set 1 by 7-4, but Set 2 was not in her favour as she lost it 18-3, taking the match into a tie-breaker. Bridget made the most of the opportunity and won the match.

Nayanmoni finished her campaign with two wins and three losses, ending in fourth place in her section.

Boxing, Men's 80kg Final: SCORECARD

Ankush Panghal fights back after losing the first round to win the gold medal.

The two point deductions for Shittu, one in Round 2 and one in Round 3, played into the hands of the Indian!

Boxing, Men's 80kg Final: Ankush wins GOLD

Shittu with the early aggression in the third round. Ankush evading those jabs before landing on counter.

The Indian seems to be growing in confidence with each passing second. He is covering those jabs from his opponent well.

That smirk is back on Ankush's face now as he lands heavy punches. He's looking to push forward now.

A point deduction for Shittu and this seems to be swinging in favour of the Indian. 

The bell rings and has Ankush seems to have turned it around. He has his hand up in the air as the bout ends.

He has every right to do it. The judges has scored it in his favour. Ankush Panghal is the Commonwealth Games champion with a 4-1 split win!