Neeraj Chopra: 10 Indians in Boxing Finals headlines a phenomenal Day 10 for India at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The day was defined by historic judo golds, a clean sweep in boxing semi-finals, and multiple athletics medals, cementing India’s best-ever performance at the Games. With Neeraj Chopra: 10 Indians in Boxing Finals setting the tone, the contingent displayed incredible depth across multiple disciplines.
Leading the charge, Neeraj Chopra secured a silver medal in the men’s javelin throw, with Yash Vir Singh adding bronze. Tejaswin Shankar displayed remarkable resilience to clinch bronze in the decathlon despite injury concerns. The most historic moment came from Asmita Dey, who became India’s first-ever Commonwealth Games judo gold medallist by defeating Canada’s Heidi Quach. Harsh Singh added another gold in the men’s 60kg category, while Yamini Maurya took silver.
The boxing arena proved to be a goldmine for India. All ten Indian boxers in the semi-finals—including Lovlina Borgohain, Narender Berwal, and Preeti Pawar—secured convincing victories to guarantee at least ten silver medals and a shot at gold. This clean sweep ensures Neeraj Chopra: 10 Indians in Boxing Finals remains the highlight of the day’s coverage. Additionally, the mixed 4x400m relay team qualified for the final, keeping medal hopes alive.
While judokas Shraddha Kopade and Rohit Majgul exited in repechage, and cyclists and some athletes faced eliminations, the overall momentum remains strong. With boxing finals and several medal events still ahead, India is on course for a historic finish in Glasgow, with Neeraj Chopra: 10 Indians in Boxing Finals representing just one chapter of a memorable campaign.