Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 6: Gulveer Singh and Harjinder clinch silver medals - Highlights

Bowls, Men's Pairs, India vs Cook Islands: Cook Islands level the score at 5-5.

End 4 was very important for India to win the set and take the match to a tie-breaker. However, Cook Islands secured 2 points and levelled the score at 5-5. India now needs to win End 5, or they will suffer a straight-sets defeat in their opening match.

Opening attempt: Harjinder Kaur to begin at 95kg in snatch!

India's Harjinder Kaur will open her women's 69kg weightlifting final campaign with an opening snatch attempt of 95kg.

A successful first lift would provide a solid platform as the experienced Indian chases another Commonwealth Games medal in Glasgow.

Boxing, Women's 65kg: Parveen Hooda to be in action

Parveen Hooda will be the next in the line of boxers to be in action for India.

She is up against Sacha Hickey of England in the women's 65kg quarter-final.

Again, a win for Parveen is yet another medal assured for India. 11:30pm IST start.

Athletics, Men's High Jump: Sarvesh Kushare receives his SILVER MEDAL!

He receives his medal now.

Boxing, Women's 60kg: SCORECARD

 A 4-1 split decision win for Priya, after losing the first round by the same margin!

Bowls, Men's Pairs, India vs Cook Islands: Cook Islands take 3 points.

End 3 was dominated by India, with almost all their bowls placed much closer to the jack compared to the Cook Islands’ bowls. However, with their final bowl, Cook Islands turned things around and secured 3 points, reducing India’s lead to just 2 points.

Boxing, Women's 60kg: Priya Ghanghas WINSSS!

This contest is now on a knife's edge. Priya continues to attack. Mitchell continues to run around. Fun battle this.

Priya seems to have gotten a read of the opponent now. She's evading those counter-attacking punches despite still being on the offensive.

There's the final bell. I can't really say for certain who takes this.

It is Priya Ghanghas. She takes the final round unanimously. All the evasion and running around comes back to bite Niamh Mitchell.

Priya Ghanghas wins on a split decision. She moves into the semi-finals & assures India of a medal.

Bowls, Men's Pairs, India vs Cook Islands: India takes a two-point lead in Set 2.

In End 2, for some time at the start, no bowls were able to reach near the jack. However, India took the opportunity, placed their bowls closer to the jack, and continued their strong performance, eventually securing 3 points and taking the score to 5-0.

Boxing, Women's 60kg: Priya wins Round 2 via a split decision

Similar start to the second round with Priya eager to pack a punch. Mitchell keeps her distance before landing blows on counter.

Priya is going all out, she is getting frustrated at the constantly evading Mitchell. This is starting to get slightly ugly now.

The Indian is unable to read her opponent's movements in the ring. 

Mitchell picks up a warning for excessive holding, negating Priya's earlier warning in the round.

Priya wins Round 2 via 4-1 split!

All to play for in the final round.

Boxing, Women's 60kg: Priya loses Round 1 via a split decision

Priya on it right away, searching for that big backhand early on. She seems to have a clear agenda, go all out.

But Mitchell is playing it smart. She's staying out of the Indian's reach, forcing her to stretch full length to land her punches.

Priya wants to go all out, while Mitchell wants to slow it down. Two completely opposite strategies on display as the Scottish boxers keeps running around the ring before occasionally landing punches.

A very weird three minutes that. Who's done enough?

Niamh Mitchell, it is!