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

That's a wrap from the penultimate day of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.

India produced one of its finest-ever days at the Commonwealth Games, collecting medals across boxing, athletics, para athletics and judo on Saturday, headlined by a record-breaking haul of seven boxing gold medals and Gulveer Singh's historic distance-running double.

Praveen Chithravel (16.58m) and Selva Prabhu (16.52m) secured silver and bronze respectively in the men's triple jump. Meanwhile, in the para athletics arena, Soman Rana (13.40m) struck gold in the men's Shot Put F57, while compatriot Shubham Juyal (13.28m) delivered another Indian one-two finish.

India's successful campaign in Glasgow will now come to an end on August 2nd with three final medal events each in Cycling and Judo on Sunday.

Here is the schedule for 2nd August:

Athletics, Mixed 4x400m Relay Final: India finishes 6th with 3:20.32s

Indian quartet of Vishal TK, Ansa Babu, Santhosh Kumar and Rashdeep Kaur finished in 6th place in the final with a time of 3:20.32s.

Vishal TK had a good start to the relay, clocking 46.10s in the opening leg, but then Ansa had a slower race, clocking 54.10s, and India dropped to 7th place.

Santhosh tried to pull India back, clocking 46.40s, and then Rashdeep finished the race, clocking 53.72s to pip the Australian Jemma Pollard, who pulled her hamstring and limped out the final few meters.

Athletics, Men's Pole Vault Final: Dev Meena finishes 4th with a best of 5.30m

Dev failed his final attempt at the 5.40m mark and has now bowed out of the medal race as three athletes have already cleared this height.

He will end the competition just outside the podium, finishing in 4th place with a best of 5.30m .

Athletics, Men's Pole Vault Final: Dev Meena misses his first two attempts at the 5.40m mark

Dev Meena missed his first two attempts at the 5.40m mark and dropped to 4th position, as only three athletes have cleared this height so far.

The fight for a medal will be intense if Dev clears on his third attempt.

Athletics, Men's Pole Vault Final: Kuldeep Kumar finishes 6th with a best of 5.10m.

Kuldeep Kumar failed his two attempts at 5.30m but then skipped his third attempt at this height and moved to 5.40m.

However, he couldn't clear that height as well and hence was knocked out of the tournament as the pole vaulter in the field with a best of 5.10m.

Athletics, Men's Pole Vault Final: Dev Meena clears the 5.30m mark on first attempt

Dev Meena maintained his clean record and cleared the 5.30m mark on his first attempt, and is now in joint lead.

Kuldeep Kumar, however, had his first failed attempt at this height and will now return for the next two attempts.

Dev Meena is only the third pole vaulter who has cleared this height so far, with one athlete yet to start his competition.

Athletics, Men's 5,000m Final: Bronze for Gulveer Singh; clocks 13:24.95s in the final

Gulveer Singh scripted history by becoming India's first-ever medalist in the 5,000m. He is now India's only multi-medalist in Glasgow.

Gulveer kept himself in the top five throughout, but in the final lap, when everyone started pushing, he fell behind but then showcased his Kick and toppled everyone to enter the top 2.

However, in the home straight, Australia's Ky Robinson bounced back and pushed Gulveer to third place, which he held on to in the final moments, clocking 13:24.95s.

Athletics, Men's 5,000m Final: Gulveer Singh in the top 5 after the first 2,000m

Gulveer is in action for his second race of the Games, having already won a 10,000m silver medal.

He has kept the same plan for the 5,000m final, staying within the top 5 of the leading pack and commanding the inner lane.

Athletics, Men's Pole Vault Final: Dev Meena starts with a first-attempt clearance at 5.10m

Dev Meena started with a comfortable clearance on his first attempt of the competition, clearing 5.10m.

Kuldeep Kumar joins him at 5.10m height with his first attempt clearance. 

So far, only three athletes have cleared this height, and three athletes have yet to start the competition.

Athletics, Men's Pole Vault: Kuldeep Kumar starts with a 4.90m on his first attempt

Kuldeep began his competition at a height of 4.90m, while Dev Meena skipped this height and will start at 5.10m.