Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 10 is underway in Glasgow, Scotland, and it could become India’s biggest single day at these Games. Saturday, August 1 features an unprecedented 10 boxing gold medal bouts for India. It comes a day after a historic session that delivered the country’s first-ever judo gold medals.
Here is everything you need to know: results, medal table, schedule, and key highlights from Day 10 in Glasgow.
India enters Day 10 with 23 total medals: five gold, 12 silver, and six bronze, sitting 10th in the overall standings. That tally is already guaranteed to grow significantly today, with all 10 Indian boxers who reached Saturday’s finals assured of at least silver.
Australia continues to lead the overall medal table by a wide margin, with England holding second place. Canada rounds out the traditional top three as the Games enter their final full day of competition.
Boxing is the headline story of Day 10, with 10 Indian fighters competing for gold across two sessions at the SEC Centre. They include Lovlina Borgohain (women’s 75kg), Sakshi Chaudhary (women’s 51kg), Preeti Pawar (women’s 54kg), Jaismine Lamboria (women’s 57kg), and Priya Ghanghas (women’s 60kg). Arundhati Choudhary (women’s 70kg), Jadumani Singh Mandengbam (men’s 55kg), Sachin Siwach (men’s 60kg), Ankush Panghal (men’s 80kg), and Narender Berwal (men’s +90kg) will also contend for gold.
Athletics also offers major medal chances, with Gulveer Singh returning in the men’s 5000m final after his 10000m silver earlier in the Games. Praveen Chithravel and Selva Prabhu Thirumaran compete in the men’s triple jump final. Pole vaulters Dev Meena and Kuldeep Kumar are also in action, alongside para athletics finals in the men’s shot put F57 and men’s 1500m T54.
Both India’s men’s and women’s table tennis teams reached the gold medal match after beating England in the semifinals, setting up a shot at two more golds against Malaysia. The mixed 4x400m relay team also qualified for its final after clocking 3:20.98s in the heats.
Friday’s session will be remembered as one of the defining days of India’s Commonwealth Games history. Asmita Dey won India’s first-ever judo gold medal by defeating Canada’s Heidi Quach on a golden point in the women’s 48kg final.
Harsh Singh followed minutes later with a dominant 10-0 win over Australia’s Joshua Katz in the men’s 60kg final. Yamini Mourya added a silver in the women’s 57kg category, giving India three judo medals in a single day after entering the Games without a single judo gold in its history.
Neeraj Chopra added to the celebrations with silver in the men’s javelin throw, reaching 85.83m, while Yashvir Singh claimed bronze with a personal-best 85.41m, giving India a rare double podium finish in the event. Tejaswin Shankar closed out his decathlon campaign with a bronze medal. All 10 Indian boxers won their semifinal bouts to guarantee India its biggest boxing haul in Commonwealth Games history.
10 guaranteed boxing medals are up for gold, and two table tennis finals arestill to come. Day 10, therefore, has the potential to be India’s single biggest medal day of the entire Games. Converting even half of those boxing finals into gold would represent a historic outcome for the program.
Athletics and para athletics also offer a handful of additional opportunities. India has multiple paths to keep climbing the table on the second-to-last day of competition.
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Day 10 in Glasgow has all the makings of India’s defining day at these Games, 10 boxers chasing gold, two table tennis finals on the line, and fresh momentum from Friday’s historic judo breakthrough. India has earned twenty-three medals and counting, with a golden finish well within reach. For live scores and the most current standings, Glasgow 2026’s official schedule and results page tracks every event in real time, while Olympics.com’s India medal tracker has the full breakdown of India’s results so far.
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