Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 6: Gulveer Singh secures historic 10,000m silver, Harjinder wins silver too

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Priya walks away as the victorious party, and hence India is assured of another bronze at the Commonwealth Games 2026. She defeats the Scottish opponent by a split decision.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: There is nothing separating the two. Priya takes the second round 4-1 and we are standing on equal footing.

Priya and Mitchell are in for a dogfight in the ring, and the final round will decide who progresses to the next stage, which happens to be the semi-finals.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Priya Ghanghas, in the red corner, loses the opening round as it is a 4-1 verdict in favour of the Scottish opponent. Priya started off well, but a couple of last minute blows sealed the deal for Mitchell. Priya has a lot to do in this bout now.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Apart from boxing, the focus also remains on weightlifting. Harjinder Kaur is all set to compete in the women's 69kg final. The action is about to begin.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Priya will next take to the ring in the women's 60kg quarter-finals. She could become second boxer after Preeti to assure India of at least a bronze tonight. The bout starts at 11 PM.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Preeti continues with her momentum and goes on to win the second round. The judges continue to score her perfect 10. A medal is all but assured for her!

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Good start for Preeti in the bout and she gets a perfect 10 from all five judges! She is just two more rounds away from booking a place in the semi-finals.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: It's time for Preeti to take the ring for her quarter-final bout. We will know in the next 15 minutes where she assures a medal for India or not.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Meanwhile, Lawn bowls action is going on. India’s Navneet Singh and Dinesh Kumar are taking on Epii Poila and Jason Lindsay of Cook Islands in their opening match in the men’s pairs sectional play.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: The night is young, and there are several medal events coming up.

Here are the medal events remaining in the day:

11 PM- Women’s 69kg final (medal event) - Harjinder Kaur

11:35 PM - Women’s high jump final (medal event) - Pooja

11:57 PM - Men’s 50m freestyle S13 Final (medal event)- R.V.V.B.K. Budigina, Ali Imam

12:55 AM - Men’s 10,000m final (medal event) - Gulveer Singh

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Preeti Pawar can at least assure India of a bronze medal if she wins her quarter-final bout against Nicole Clyde of Northern Ireland. Her match begins at 10:30 PM IST. Stay tuned for live action!

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: The women's 63kg final is over. Canada's Maude Charron wins gold with a lift of 232kg, while England's Sarah Davies Smale and Nauru's Femily-Crystie Notte win silver and bronze respectively with lifts of 217kg and 216kg.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Sad! First failure for the Indian weightlifting contingent at the Commonwealth Games 2026. Nirupama Devi fails to lift 123kg even once in the clean and jerk section. and hence is disqualified.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Oh no! It's going from bad to worse for Nirupama. No lift again! She just has one more attempt left, and if she fails, there would be no medal for India. All or nothing!

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: She could have gone to the top had she pulled off the lift. But Nirupama failed to lift 123kg in her first attempt in clean and jerk. Two more attempts remain!

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: As of now, Femily-Crystie Notte is in the lead with a total lift of 213kg across snatch and clean and jerk sections! She can further increase her lead as she has two more attempts in the clean and jerk section. Nirupama Devi is yet to have a shot in the clean and jerk section. Riveting finish coming up.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: The opponents keep racing ahead of Nirupama Devi. The Indian has listed 115kg as her first attempt in clean and jerk; however, this might not be enough for her to even seal the bronze medal. All she can do is to count on other opponents to slip up.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: The participants are ready, and the clean and jerk section is all set to begin. Nirupama Devi will be counting on the other opponents to slip up.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: There are already four opponents who have performed better than Nirupama in the women's 63kg final. After the end of the snatch category, the Indian is in fifth position. A crucial clean-and-jerk section is next!

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: In her third attempt, she fails to lift 95kg. Her best attempt in the snatch is recorded at 93kg. However, she now needs to other results to go her way, if she has to have any chance of walking away with gold. It will all depend on the clean and jerk section.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Second time is the charm for Nirupama! More like it. She now nails the 93kg lift and is on the drawing board.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Oh no. That's a bad start for Nirupama! She fails to lift 93kg in her first lift. She now goes back to the drawing board and has a word with the coaches. She will go for the 93kg mark again in the next attempt.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Ruth Imoleayo Ayodele takes the lead after lifting 88kg. It's just a matter of a few minutes before the Indian Nirupama Devi Seram makes her presence felt in the competition.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: In the initial few stages of the women's 63kg final, it is Roberta Tabone who is leading after lifting 86kg in her first attempt in the snatch category.

Commonwealth Games 2026 LIVE Updates Day 6: Hannah Crymble is out of the competition after she fails to lift 84kg even once. Now the competition is between 10 participants.