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

Boxing, Men's 55kg Final: Jadumani wins SILVER!

A lot to cover up for Jadumani Singh. He's got to out punch Dixon in this round to stand any chance of winning the gold medal.

Jadumani is looking to go all out, but his punches aren't landing exactly as it should be. He is throwing his hands furiously as the bout heats up with Dixon doing the same.

Oooff, this is crazy boxing. One punch after the other. Both going all out. 

Jadumani brings out a furious combination of punches to end the round.

Who's winning this? Has Jadumani done enough to overturn his defecit?

Jye Dixon wins unanimously! Jadumani Singh will have to settle for silver.

Boxing, Men's 55kg Final: Jadumani loses Round 2 unanimously

Jadumani on the attack straightaway and he has dealt some heavy blows early on in the second round. 

Dixon's counter attacks have been rendered a bit venom-less. The Australian, however, has landed a couple of clean blows.

Jadumani is the one on the attack for most of this round as well and I wonder if it might help sway this in his favour despite Dixon's good lands.

Both boxers had pockets of success in this round. But again, hard to call.

The judges feel it is Jye Dixon, who's done better in that round. The Australian takes it unanimously.

Boxing, Men's 55kg Final: Jadumani wins Round 1 on split

A slow start to the contest as both boxers look to understand each other first. Jadumani, however, is the one pressing forward, landing the first punch.

Dixon has returned the favour on counter, but he is preferring to stay out of the short Jadumani's reach.

Both pugilists quick on their feet, but this has been a slow and calculated battle. Tough to say who's done enough here but Jadumani has ended with the final punch.

Jadumani wins 3-2!

Para Athletics, Men's Shot Put F57 Final: Shubham Juyal confirms a medal with a throw of 13.28m

Shubham Juyal ends the men's shot put event with a best of 13.28m from his final attempt.

He started the competition with a 13.08m throw, which was enough for him to take the top position. He then improved his mark to 13.27m on the third attempt.

Then he threw 13.16m and 12.88 m in his fourth and fifth attempts, and finally came his best attempt of the day in the final attempt, confirming his medal

He is currently in the top position in the overall standings, and with just one more athlete to go, the medal is confirmed for him.

The next athlete to come is India's Soman Rana, meaning that India has confirmed a gold medal and will now fight for two medals.

Boxing, Men's 55kg Final: Jadumani strides out

Jadumani Singh, one of India's brightest prospects in light weight boxing in recent times, has walked out to the ring.

We are just moments away from the start...

Boxing, Women's 57kg Final: Jaismine Lamboria on the podium

Boxing, Men's 55kg Final: Jadumani Singh in action

Jadumani Singh, in men's 55kg, will be the third and final Indian boxer in action in this session.

He goes up against Jye Dixon of Australia. The bout is slated to start at 4:45pm.

Bowls, Men's Pairs, Section B, India vs England: England wins Set 1.

Set 1 was closely fought, with England starting strongly and taking a two-point lead. India equalised the score, but England then took two more points. India could only take one point, giving England a 4-3 win in Set 1.

Athletics, Men's Javelin Throw: Neeraj Chopra, Yashvir Singh receive their medals

Cycling, Men's Sprint Individual Qualifying: All three Indians finished outside top 16; bow out of competition

Rojit Singh (10.297s), Ronaldo Singh (10.331s) and David Beckham (10.488s) finished in 22nd, 24th and 26th positions respectively.

There were only 16 spots available for the prequarterfinals; hence, all three Indians were knocked out of the competition.