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

Bowls, Women's Pairs, India vs England: India's Commonwealth Games campaign comes to an end.

The thrilling match ended with India losing to England in a tie-breaker - A heartbreaking loss on the final bowl of the match

India had an incredible start by winning set 1, but England took the lead in set 2 and continued through the tie-breaker, leading to them advancing to the semifinals, and India ended its campaign here as England topped the D section table.

Weightlifting, Men's 65kg: Raja Muthupandi is a strong contender

Raja Muthupandi is a strong contender to medal in men's 65kg weightlifting.

His snatch starting lift of 125kg is the second best in the event and his clean & jerk starting lift of 160kg also keeps him in the same spot.

The event has already started but there's some time before we see Raja Muthupandi in action, for reasons obvious.

Weightlifting, Men's 65kg: Raja Muthupandi looks to win India's third medal of the day

Raja Muthupandi will be the next Indian in action, featuring in men's 65kg weightlifting.

Having already seen his teammates Rishikanta Singh Chanambam and Mirabai Chanu win a medal each, Muthupandi will hope to continue India's 100% podium success rate.

Can he win India's third medal in weightlifting?

Bowls, Women's Pairs, India vs England: The match heads into a tie-breaker.

The match heads into a tie-breaker. India edged a closely fought Set 1 by 4-3, but England dominated Set 2, giving India very few chances to fight back and winning the set by 10-3  to force the match into a tie-breaker. 

Bowls, Women's Pairs, India vs England: India struggles in End 4.

End 4 began after a disappointing previous end for India, where they failed to get any bowls close to the jack. It was another chance to reduce the lead, but India's deliveries were once again far from the jack. England took full advantage, adding two more points to take a commanding 9-3 lead and move close to winning Set 2.

Bowls, Women's Pairs, India vs England: England takes a four-point lead.

Every end is important for India. Once again, England made a strong start, and everything depended on Pinki Singh's final three bowls. India could not convert its chances, allowing England to take full advantage and pick up four points to regain the lead at 7-4.

Boxing, Women's 54kg: Preeti Pawar storms into quarter-finals

An excellent start to the 2026 campaign for Preeti Pawar in women's 54kg boxing!

She is so brutal on her opponent, Deobrah Mtenje of Malawi, that the referee has to step in.

Preeti is granted a RSC win in the second round. She is through to the quarter-finals, a win away from a medal!

Bowls, Women's Pairs, India vs England: India equalises the score.!!!!!!

End 2 was completely dominated by England, but Pinki Singh once again showed her experience when it mattered most. With a brilliant final bowl, she helped India pick up three points and level the score at 3-3.

Bowls, Women's Pairs, India vs England: England takes a three-point lead.

For India to top the Section B table, it is important to win the match. End 1 of Set 2 was crucial, but it did not go India's way. England made a strong start and picked up three points to take an early 3-0 lead.

Bowls, Women's Pairs, India vs England: India wins Set 1.!!!!!!!!

End 5 was a closely contested game between both teams. The result came down to the final few bowls, with a lot depending on Pinki Singh. She tried her best, but England picked up two points. Despite that, India held on to win Set 1 by 4-3.