Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 4: Mirabai Chanu wins gold -Highlights

Boxing: Men's 65Kg Round of 16: Aditya Pratap lose the second round 2-3

The young Indian continues his tactics of counterplay, but the Ugandan boxer came out all guns blazing and pushed Aditya to the corners and found some clear punches.

This forced the referee to give a standing count against Aditya, and the Judges give the round to the Ugandan.

Boxing, Men's 65 Kg Round of 16: Aditya Pratap Yadav takes the first round 5-0

Aditya Pratap Yadav starts the match aggressively with a clear right jab in the first 30 seconds, but then he takes a defensive approach and plays on the counterattack against an open guard of  Nuhu Batte of Uganda.

Judges loved his work and awarded him the round with 10-9 on all five cards.

Weightlifting, Men's 65kg: STANDINGS AFTER SNATCH

Raja Muthupandi is placed second in the standings at the end of the snatch rounds.

Clean and Jerk coming up next. Once again, the Indian will be among the final few lifters in action.

Weightlifting, Men's 65kg: Another unsuccessful lift for Raja Muthupandi

Raja Muthupandi fails to lift his final attempt. He was going for a 129kg, but it was too heavy.

With a best of 126kg, he remains in the second position at the end of snatch.

Boxing, Men's 55Kg Round of 16: Jadumani Singh beats Pakistan's Sumama Rehman

Jadumani Singh rattled his Pakistani opponent with his traditional aggressive footwork and combination of punches. He also tried to keep a close distance, as Sumana had a height advantage, so the Indian wanted to keep him out of his reach.

In the first round, the judges narrowly awarded the round to the Indian boxer by a 3-2 split decision. But in the second round, Jadumani further increased the pressure.

This resulted in the first standing count for the Pakistani boxer from the referee, and the judges agreed with him and gave Jadu a 5-0 win in the second round.

In the end, Jadumani won the match on a unanimous decision, claiming his second consecutive win in Glasgow and is now just one win away from a maiden medal.

Weightlifting, Men's 65kg: Raja Muthupandi bounces back!

He goes into the lead for now, but Malaysia's Anzil Muhamad is slated to start at 130kg.

Boxing, Men's 55kg R16: Jadumani take Round 1 by split decision

What an explosive opening round! The crowd erupting after every clean punch that landed. The atmosphere inside the arena was electric as both boxers came out firing, refusing to take a step back. It was an action-packed three minutes, with relentless exchanges keeping spectators on the edge of their seats. The judges narrowly awarded the round to the Indian boxer by a 3-2 split decision, but it was clear from the outset that this was going to be a fiercely contested bout.

Weightlifting, Men's 65kg: Raja Muthupandhi drops first attempt

The first attempt at 126kg snatch is unsuccessful for Raja Muthupandhi.

Did he start higher than he should have?

Weightlifting, Men's 65kg: Raja Muthupandi goes up to 126kg

Looks like Raja Muthupandhi has updated his snatch starting lift to 126kg. Means, more waiting to watch the Indian in action.

So far, the highest lift has been 122kg by the Nigerian Favour Agboro.

Boxing, Men's 55kg: India v/s Pakistan!

India's Jadumani Singh goes up against Pakistan's Sumama Rehman in the Round of 16.

This is the first India v/s Pakistan clash at the 2026 Commonwealth Games!