And the boxers make it 10 out of 10 as Narendra easily dispatches of Nigel Paul in the semi and enters the 90+kg gold medal bout .
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: 10 out of 10
Commonwealth Games Live: tejaswin Shankar bags bronze in Decathlon. (PTI)Tejaswin Shankar clinched a historic bronze for India in decathlon, becoming the first Indian to do so on Friday night. Neeraj Chopra claimed silver in men’s javelin throw while Yash Vir Singh took bronze. Meanwhile, Indian judokas Asmita Dey and Harsh Singh claimed two gold medals on the judo mat on Friday at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, with one more judoka, Yamini Mourya, claiming silver.
Meanwhile, all 10 boxers from India won their semi-finals to keep India’s 100 per cent track record in the boxing ring alive on Friday. Lovlina was in action for the first time at Glasgow, because she was given a bye in her first round.
COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2026 MEDAL TALLY DAY 9 LIVE UPDATES
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India’s medal tally stands at 23 (five golds, 12 silvers and six bronze). After a busy boxing day on Friday, 10 Indian boxers, including Lovlina Borgohain, were in action.
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Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Javelin throw update
So we have had the first three set of throws after which the bottom four throwers are eliminated! And among the four to be sent home are reigning Olympic champion and defending Commonwealth Games champion Arshad Nadeem! He could only manage a best throw of 77.41m, while his other legal throw was 75.39m.
The Indian troika, Neeraj Chopra, Yash Vir Singh and Rohit Yadav, are all still in the hunt with Neeraj ranked second in th field behind Sri Lanka's Rumesh Tharanga Pathirage.
here are the standings after three sets of throws:
Rumesh Tharanga PATHIRAGE 89.75m
Neeraj CHOPRA 85.83m
Douw SMIT 82.88m
Anderson PETERS 82.55m
Rohit YADAV 81.56m
Yash Vir SINGH 81.33m
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: No medals in 400m hurdles
Yashas Palaksha and Santosh Kumar Tamilarasan, meanwhile, were in action in the 400m hurdles and they finish 7th and 8th. No medals there.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Tejaswin wins bronze
Tejaswin in action in the 1500m and we are off!!! One final push for a medal position and has he done it? YES!!! HE FINISHES THIRD AND WINS BRONZE FOR INDIA!!! HISTORIC ACHIEVEMENT!! To thin, he was injured at the start of the marathon event and manages to do the unthinkable!! He pushes through and finishes with a massive 7976 points. Historic medal for India, this one which 2 days ago did not look possible.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Shivani Naik on Neeraj Chopra
The unmeasured stat - just how quickly after the release does Neeraj Chopra know that it's a good throw? 3 seconds? While still in flight!
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Sachin through to the final
The Wales boxer is in the backfoot now as Sachin connects with a solid backhand. The Indian is too good for Owain as we move towards the end of this match. Owain needs a miracle from here and that's it as the bell rings and the two boxers share a hug. Sachin wins.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Second Round to Sachin
On to the second round and it's still too close to call as both boxers get their fair share of strikes in. Sachin's speed, however, gives him the advantage as the judges rule in his favour again.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Sachin wins Round 1
We don't have time to breathe as another Indian boxer is in action straight away as Sachin Siwach takes on Owain Harris-Allan of Wales. Both boxers look evenly match with Sachin and Owain both getting a few punches in. It's going to be close. Judges rules in favour of Sachin 5-0.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Lovlina wins
The third and final round goes the familar way with Lovlina looking on a different level than her opponent. Tarona tried some wild swipes but those are expertly evaded by the Indian and by unanimous decision, Lovlina wins the match. Hardly broke a sweta did the Indian boxer. That's the 8th straight Indian boxer to enter the final.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: UPDATE FROM PRITISH RAJ
Neeraj Chopra manages 80.97m with his first attempt!
And Pritish Raj, The Indian Express' athletics writer, pointed out: In the stands, Neeraj's coach Jaiveer Chaudhary is disappointed. He points at the dip javelin took while falling at the 80.97m mark.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Lovlina with the 2nd round
On to the second round and Lovlina is running away with the match as her opponent is finding it pretty hard to keep up with her. It does not even look close and the scores reflect that as Lovlina takes the second round 5-0.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: UPDATE FROM PRITISH RAJ
The throws will be from east to west. That means the Javelin Throwers will compete with headwinds. The current wind reading near Glasgow says that it is going to be strong headwinds
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Lovlina takes Round 1
It's time for Lovlina Borgohain who will take on Tarona Khanum Badi Pasoni Taafaki. All 7 Indian boxers before her have reached the final. What can the veteran do? And she has been absolutely dominant in the opening round after both boxers started slow. Round 1 to the Indian.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Tejaswin Shankar update
Meanwhile, after the javelin throw, which was the ninth event of the decathlon, ends, Tejaswin Shankar has elevated himself into third place. One final event coming up, the 1500m race. Tejaswin Shankar could end up with bronze medal.
What's more is that the race leader from Grenada, Lindon Victor, is limping after the javelin event. And with the final event being a long race, Tejaswin just might rise over bronze!
Remember, at the last Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, Tejaswin had also won a bronze medal... but not in decathlon, in men's high jump!
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: PRIYA WINS!
Priya wins the final round and the contest by a unanimous judges decision. that was a wild final round with both boxers throwing the kitchen sink at each other.
ALL FIVE JUDGES THOUGH PRIYA WAS THE BETTER BOXER IN THE FINAL ROUND.
So all seven Indians have entered the finals now! Three more Indian boxers awaited.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Boxing update
WHAT A TURNAROUND! In the second round, all four judges who had favoured Priya, have now favoured England’s Lucy Kings-Wheatley! And the one judge who picked the English boxer in the first round has now favoured Priya! So after two rounds we have a 19-19 scores on all five judge cards!
WE WILL HAVE A THREE-MINUTE SHOOTOUT FOR A CHANCE TO GO TO THE FINAL, CAN PRIYA KEEP INDIA'S 100 PER CENT RECORD ALIVE?
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Boxing update
A very open round between Priya and England’s Lucy Kings-Wheatley (England) in Women’s 60kg semi-final. Some really good lunches landing from both boxers in that first round! Particularly Priya's straight jabs.
But it's Priya who is favoured by four of the five judges!
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Priya comes in
Here we go! Can Priya, who is facing England's Lucy Kings-Wheatley (England) in Women’s 60kg semi-final, make it seven in sev for the day in boxing?
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Sakshi wins!
The Indian juggernaut in the boxing ring continues! Sakshi wins against Canada's Amber Jane Wall, to make it six Indians out of six winning their semi-finals today.
Four more Indians coming up shortly.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: SILVER MEDAL FOR YAMINI
Yamini Mourya loses in the final to Acelya Toprak (England) in Women's -57kg event by a penalty. So India now have two golds and a silver from the judo mat!
A very, very tight contest with no one scoring. But eventually, the penalty point was awarded after Golden Score to Mourya.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Yamini in action
Here we go! Can our judokas make it three in three? Yamini Mourya is walking out in the blue judogi to take on Acelya Toprak of England in the final of the Women's 57kg event with the gold medal on the line.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Medal events coming up now
Indian sports fans, you've had enough of a break after those two judo golds that came out of nowhere. Now, we have a bunch of events with potential of medals (note: the boxing events will be medal events today only of the Indian boxer loses. If they win, the colour of their medal will be decided on another day)
Judo FINAL - Yamini Mourya vs Acelya Toprak (England) in Women's 57kg
Boxing SEMI-FINAL - Sakshi Choudhary vs Amber-Jane Wall (Canada) in Women's 51kg
Boxing SEMI-FINAL Priya Ghanghas vs Lucy Kings-Wheatley (England) in Women's 60kg
Javelin Throw FINAL - Neeraj Chopra, Rohit Yadav and Yash Vir Singh in Men's Javelin Throw
Boxing SEMI-FINAL - Lovlina Borgohain vs Tarona Khanum Badi Pasoni Taafaki (Tuvalu) in Women's 75kg
Boxing SEMI-FINAL - Sachin Siwach vs Owain Harris-Allan (Wales) in Men's 60kg
Decathlon FINAL EVENT - Tejaswin Shankar in Decathlon 1500m
Boxing SEMI-FINAL - Narender Berwal vs Nigel Paul (Trinidad and Tobago) in Men's 90+kg
400m HURDLES - Yashas Palaksha and Santhosh Kumar Thamilarasan
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates:
Two stunning gold medals on the judo mat for India that came out of nowhere. And we have a big haul from boxing coming up tomorrow.
Here is a full list of medallists for India so far at Glasgow Commonwealth Games and where India is in the standings
SECOND GOLD FOR INDIA IN JUDO!
Another gold medal for India! Harsh Singh makes it two golds in two finals for Indian on the judo mat. What a day for Indian judo!
Harsh wins after a waza-ari (means "half-point", the second-highest score a judoka can achieve in a judo match).
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: judo updates
Harsh Singh taking on Australia's Joshua Katz in the final of the Men -60 kg Final! Can Harsh follow in Asmita's heels and win India another medal on the judo mat!
GOLD FOR INDIA IN JUDO!!
Asmita Dey wins a gold medal in the women's -48kg weight class after having to battle into the golden score against Canada's Heidi Quach! What a moment for Indian judo!
A feisty battle where the Indian fell behind 1-0 but came back in style! With the scores tied at 1-1, the contest entered a Golden Score, where Asmita Dey pounced!
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: judo updates
HERE WE GO! Asmita Dey in action in the women's -48kg weight class! And she's up against Canada's Heidi Quach
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: JADUMANI WINS!
Philip Pumulo Mutakela Haoseb of Namibia managed to rally in the final round. But it's Jadumani who prevails and will enter the final of the men's 55kg event!
What a day India is having in the boxing ring! Five boxers have fought in the semis so far today, all five through to the final!
And here's Jadumani's final score
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: BOXING UPDATES
The second round sees the Indian being circumspect compared to the first round. And the bout ends with both boxers landing a punch simultaneously. Philip Pumulo Mutakela Haoseb of Namibia has done well, but the judges award that round to the Indian boxer again!
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: BOXING UPDATES
Jadumani takes first round unanimously. What a fast and furious first round that was! Quick feet, quicker fists. The one-two of Jadumani is exceptional! More than once, he swats away at the face of his Namibian opponent and lands!
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: BOXING UPDATES
Ranked no 8 in the world, the young Jadumani is the next Indian in action in the boxing ring. He's facing Philip Pumulo Mutakela Haoseb of Namibia.
Jadumani and Philip are both in their fourth bouts of the Glasgow Games.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Arundhati WINS!
Very messy third round. At one point, Arundhati grabs Eccles and throws her into the ropes. At another point, the Indian fell on her knees on the canvas. THERE was also some booing for the Indian, and she responds by holding up a hand at the crowd as if to say "haan, haan, ruk jao thoda". Eccles is the defending champion so she comes out swinging in the final round. And it almost helps her overhaul the result. But losing the first two rounds is not easy to overcome.
Arundhati wins with four judges favouring her, while one judge having both equal on their card.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: BOXING UPDATES
Referee having to stop the second round a few times due to the scrappy nature of the bout. Plenty of clinching going on in the second round. The ref even warned Eccles once for clinching. When they're not trying their hands at wrestling, the smiling Arundhati and the snarling Eccles are launching haymakers at each other!
AND ALL THE JUDGES HAND THE SECOND ROUND OT ARUNDHATI AS WELL! She is three minutes away from entering the final.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: BOXING UPDATES
ARUNDHATI leads after the first round. A unanimous decision from all five judges.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: BOXING UPDATES
here we go! Another Indian out for her semi-final. The perpetually smiling Arundhati Choudhary will take on Wales' Rosie Eccles in the women's 70kg event.
Arundhati is no 2 in the world in her weight class.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: JAISMINE WINS
Three standing counts given to the boxer from Lesotho, Rapelang Maselela. And the contest ends in favour of Jaismine Lamboria by RSC (Referee Stops Contest) in the second round itself.
The reigning world champion from India will face defending Commonwealth Games champion Mikaela Walsh in the final!
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: BOXING UPDATES
Reigning world champion Jaismine Lamboria is in the middle for a semi-final against Rapelang Maselela of Lesotho where the India takes the first round unanimously.
A 5-0 score on the judges' cards!
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: two more medals from judo!
What a day for India! Right on the heels of Asmita Dey assuring India a medal in judo, we have two more coming in: Harsh Singh barges into the mens -60 kg final and does so with a Waza-Ari (a 10-0 win). Harsh defeated Australia's Pedro Carlos Antun Neto!
And right after we have Yamini Mourya heading into the women's -57 kg final with victory over South Africa's Donne Breytenbach.
SO THREE MEDALS ASSURED FOR INDIA FROM JUDO!
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: A MEDAL IN JUDO!
INCREDIBLE NEWS COMING FROM THE JUDO MAT!
Asmita Dey overpowers Scotland's Sumer Shaw, a four-time senior British champion, to confirmed a medal for India in judo in the women's 48kg weight class!
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Judo | Rohit loses, moves to repechage
In judo, Rohit Basir Majgul has also lost to Petros Christodoulides in the Men's 66kg quarter-final, which means the lifeline of repechage could be a possibility for him.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Judo | Shraddha loses, moves to repechage
The road finally ends for India's Shraddha. Exhausted, she concedes points to Australia's Easton, and she will now head to the repechage round to fight for a bronze medal.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Judo | Shraddha still in fight
After a rare four-minute battle, neither Shraddha Chopade nor her opponent could earn any points. The contest now heads to a golden score period; whoever scores the first point will seal a place in the semifinals.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Judo | Shraddha eyes semis spot
We stay on the Judo mat as India's Shraddha Kadubal Chopade, who received a bye against Jane Massaquoi of Sierra Leone, now faces Australia's Tinka Easton in the women's 52kg quarterfinal.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Judoka Harsh Singh in semis
Good news continues to pour in from the Judo mat as Harsh Singh pinned down Vanuatu's Alan Monthouel to win his men's 60kg quarterfinal bout and reach the semis.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Ankush advances to boxing 80kg final
Ankush Panghal wins by a unanimous 5:0 decision against Canada's Joshua Ofori in the men’s 80kg semi-final. He now becomes the second Indian boxer to be assured of at least a silver medal with a win against the Canadian.
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Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Asmita Dey advances to semis
Another Judo bout, another win via ippon for an Indian as Asmita Dey registered a fine win over local player Eva Ewing of Scotland in the 48kg quarterfinal.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Ankush Pangal in action
After Preeti Pawar, we have Ankush Panghal in action, who is fighting for a place in the final against Canada's Joshua Ofori.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: India through to final in Mixed 4x400m Relay
Alright, we have an update. It's not a heartbreak but great news for India! The mixed 4x400m relay team have officially qualified for the final. Their time of 3:20.98 was enough to secure the seventh spot among the qualifiers in combined heats.
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Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: India finish 4th in Mixed 4x400 Relay Heats
Heartbreak for India in the mixed 4x400m relay heats! The team finished fourth, narrowly missing the direct cut-off. Only the top three from each heat progress automatically, while the two best remaining times across both heats will also advance. India's fate now hangs in the balance as they wait for the other heat to finish.
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Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Mixed 4x400m relay underway
The Indian team consisting of Vishal TK, Rajesh Ramesh, Rashdeep Kaur, and Neeru Pathak is in action in the mixed 4x400m Relay Heats.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Rohit Basir Majgul joins Shraddha, Harsh in quarters
Rohit Basir Majgul, a judoka from Gujarat's Afro-Indian community, continued India's strong run in judo by advancing to the quarterfinals. He defeated Mozambique's Samuel Ribeiro in the men's 66kg Elimination Round of 16 with a dominant ippon victory.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: TJ 3 points adrift of Warner
Tejaswin Shankar has moved to 5935 points, just 3 points behind leader Damian Warner (5938), after a strong discus throw performance. Grenada's Lindon Victor has climbed to third with 5885 points, while England's Sammy Ball has slipped to fourth. With the pole vault, javelin, and 1500m still to come, the decathlon is now incredibly tight at the top.
1. Damian Warner (CAN) – 5938 points
2. Tejaswin Shankar (IND) – 5935 points
3. Lindon Victor (GRN) – 5885 points
4. Sammy Ball (ENG) – 5860 points
5. Jami Schlueter (NGR) – 5701 points
6. Callum Newby (SCO) – 5640 points
7. Lewis Church (ENG) – 5605 points
8. Joel McFarlane (SCO) – 5315 points
9. Max Attwell (NZL) – 5214 points
10. Edwin Too (KEN) – 5071 points
11. Max Teuruua (COK) – 4641 points
12. Evan Campbell (JEY) – 4434 points
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Judoka Shraddha Chopade advances to QF
Shraddha Chopade advances to the quarterfinals of the women's 52kg judo event without breaking a sweat. Her opponent, Jane Massaquoi of Sierra Leone, failed to show up for the Elimination Round of 16 contest on Mat 1. The Indian judoka receives a walkover and will now await the winner of the next bout.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Tejaswin betters his Discus Throw PB again!
Guess what? Tejaswin Shankar has done it again! He bettered his personal best for the second time in the discus throw with a final attempt of 40.44m, earning 674 points. This is exactly what you expect from India's finest athletes. More importantly, he's chipping away at leader Damian Warner's advantage; the Canadian managed only 37.61m (616 points) as his best. Great news for Tejaswin's medal hopes!
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Judoka Harsh through to QF
Indian judoka Harsh Singh is through to the quarterfinals after beating Malawi's Chikondi Kathewera in the men’s 60kg elimination Round of 16 via ippon.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Ankush Panghal next boxer in action
Ankush Panghal will face Canada's Joshua Ofori in the men’s 80kg semi-final and will try to become the second Indian boxer to be assured of at least a silver medal with a win against the Canadian. 45 minutes to go for the bout, and let's wait and see what’s in store.
-Nitin Sharma
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Up next, Judo
Judo events start now. As many as five Indians are in action. Here's the schedule and fixtures
3:30 PM onwards: Judo – Harsh Singh vs Chikondi Kathewera (Malawi) in Men’s -60kg Elimination Round of 16 (Match 3, Mat 1)
3:30 PM onwards: Judo – Shraddha Chopade vs Jane Massaquoi (Sierra Leone) in Women’s -52kg Elimination Round of 16 (Match 6, Mat 1)
3:30 PM onwards: Judo – Rohit Basir Majgul vs Samuel Ribeiro (Mozambique) in Men’s -66kg Elimination Round of 16 (Match 8, Mat 1)
3:30 PM onwards: Judo – Asmita Dey vs Eva Ewing (Scotland) in Women’s -48kg Quarterfinal (Match 12, Mat 1)
3:30 PM onwards: Judo – Yamini Mourya vs TBD in Women’s -47kg Quarterfinal (Match 21, Mat 2)
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Preeti's 5-0 win over Mwape
Meanwhile, check out the dominant one-sided scorecard of Preeti Pawar against Catherine Mwape.
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Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Personal Best for TJ in discus throw
A much better throw from Tejaswin Shankar! After a 37.20m opener, he stepped up and unleashed a personal best of 39.66m on his second attempt, adding 658 points to his tally. With one more throw remaining, can he push it even further and break his PB again?
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Tejaswin throws 37.20m in first attempt
We quickly head to the athletics arena where Tejaswin Shankar is in action in the discus throw of the men's Decathlon. Not the strongest suit for the talented Indian athlete, he manages to register a throw of 37.20m to earn 608 points. Mind you, this is Shankar's first attempt and he has two more attempts to improve his throw.
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Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Winning start for Indian boxers
World number three Preeti Pawar scored a unanimous 5-0 win over Catherine Mwape of Zambia in the women's 54kg semifinal to advance to the final and assure herself of at least a silver medal. Preeti, a two-time Asian champion, will now face Scarlett Savannah Delgado of Canada in the gold medal bout. A winning start for Indian boxers. Will it translate into more finals appearances for the remaining nine Indian pugilists in action today? We will have to wait and see.
-Nitin Sharma
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Preeti Pawar through to finals
And the girl from Bhiwani is through to the finals of the Commonwealth Games 2026! A clinical show from World No. 3 Preeti.
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Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Preet dominates proeeding
Preeti Pawar has won the first round with a unanimous 5-0 decision after leading the charge in the first three minutes. The opposite stance meant a more dynamic fight from both sides, but the Indian has been a clear dominant force in the tie-up until now.
The second round is even more skewed as Preet has won it 10-8, with all five judges giving the same score.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: It's Preeti vs Mwape time!
Right then, it's time for Preeti Pawar vs Catherine Mwape. Southpaw Preeti is donning red while Mwape has an orthodox stance and is wearing blue.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Preeti Pawar in action soon
Next up, we have a boxing event as India's Preeti Pawar will fight Zambia's Catherine Mwape in the women’s 54kg semifinal for a place in the gold medal match.
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Tejaswin continues to stay in 2nd place
A solid run in the 110m hurdles earned Tejaswin Shankar 922 points, pushing his total to 5,261. He remains in second place, with Canada's Damian Warner still leading on 5,322 after six events. England's Sammy Ball (5,146) is third, while Nigeria's Jami Schlueter is the only other athlete to cross the 5,000-point mark.
1. Damian Warner (CAN) – 5322 points
2. Tejaswin Shankar (IND) – 5261 points
3. Sammy Ball (ENG) – 5146 points
4. Jami Schlueter (NGR) – 5099 points
5. Lindon Victor (GRN) – 4941 points
6. Callum Newby (SCO) – 4931 points
7. Lewis Church (ENG) – 4863 points
8. Joel McFarlane (SCO) – 4653 points
9. Max Attwell (NZL) – 4560 points
10. Edwin Too (KEN) – 4469 points
11. Max Teuruua (COK) – 4176 points
12. Evan Campbell (JEY) – 3743 points
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: 922 points for TJ
Tejaswin clocks 14.41 seconds, which helps him earn 922 points, whereas Warner earned 969 points after finishing the 110m hurdle in 14.04 seconds.
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Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Tejaswin finishes second
Tejaswin Shankar began the day with a strong run in the 110m hurdles, looking sharp and determined. But Canada's Damian Warner, who leads the decathlon standings after Day 1, edged ahead to win the heat.
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Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Starting List
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Indian medal winners at CWG 2026
Gold (3)
Silver (10)
Bronze (4)
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: All eyes on Tejaswin
Second-placed Decathlon athlete Tejaswin Shankar, with 4339 points, will compete in pole vault and javelin throw events and would hope to bridge the gap between him and leader Canada's Damian Warner with the event starting at 2.35 pm.
-Nitish Sharma
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: India schedule for July 31
2:35 PM: Athletics – Tejaswin Shankar in Men's Decathlon 110m Hurdles
3:15 PM: Boxing – Preeti Pawar vs Catherine Mwape (Zambia) in Women's 54kg Semifinal
3:20 PM: Athletics – Tejaswin Shankar in Men's Decathlon Discus Throw
3:30 PM onwards: Judo – Harsh Singh vs Chikondi Kathewera (Malawi) in Men's -60kg Elimination Round of 16 (Match 3, Mat 1)
3:30 PM onwards: Judo – Shraddha Chopade vs Jane Massaquoi (Sierra Leone) in Women's -52kg Elimination Round of 16 (Match 6, Mat 1)
3:30 PM onwards: Judo – Rohit Basir Majgul vs Samuel Ribeiro (Mozambique) in Men's -66kg Elimination Round of 16 (Match 8, Mat 1)
3:30 PM onwards: Judo – Asmita Dey vs Eva Ewing (Scotland) in Women's -48kg Quarterfinal (Match 12, Mat 1)
3:30 PM onwards: Judo – Yamini Mourya vs TBD in Women's -47kg Quarterfinal (Match 21, Mat 2)
4:05 PM: Athletics – Vishal TK, Rajesh Ramesh, Rashdeep Kaur, and Neeru Pathak in Mixed 4x400m Relay Heats
4:30 PM: Boxing – Ankush Panghal vs Joshua Ofori (Canada) in Men's 80kg Semifinal
4:59 PM: Track Cycling – Dinesh Kumar and Harshveer Singh Sekhon in Men's 4000m Individual Pursuit Round 1
5:00 PM: Athletics – Tejaswin Shankar in Men's Decathlon Pole Vault
5:15 PM: Lawn Bowls – India (Dinesh Kumar, Navneet Singh) vs Falkland Islands in Men's Pairs Sectional Play
7:15 PM: Boxing – Jaismine Lamboria vs Rapelang Maselela (Lesotho) in Women's 57kg Semifinal
7:30 PM: Boxing – Arundhati Choudhary vs Rosie Eccles (Wales) in Women's 70kg Semifinal
8:15 PM: Boxing – Jadumani Singh vs Philip Pumulo Mutakela Haoseb (Namibia) in Men's 55kg Semifinal
8:30 PM: Track Cycling – Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam (Heat 1), David Beckham Elkachohtoongo (Heat 3), and Jemsh Singh Keithellakram (Heat 4) in Men's Keirin Round 1
9:17 PM: Track Cycling – Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam, David Beckham Elkachohtoongo, and Jemsh Singh Keithellakram in Men's Keirin Round 1 Repechages (if required)
10:20 PM: Lawn Bowls – Nayanmoni Saikia vs Mildred Mkandawire (Zambia) in Women's Singles Sectional Play
10:46 PM: Track Cycling – Dinesh Kumar and Harshveer Singh Sekhon in Men's 4000m Individual Pursuit Final (Medal Event, if they qualify from Round 1)
11:01 PM: Track Cycling – Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam, David Beckham Elkachohtoongo, and Jemsh Singh Keithellakram in Men's Keirin Round 2 (if they qualify from Round 1)
11:30 PM: Boxing – Sakshi Choudhary vs Amber-Jane Wall (Canada) in Women's 51kg Semifinal
11:30 PM: Athletics – Tejaswin Shankar in Men's Decathlon Javelin Throw
11:45 PM: Track Cycling – Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam, David Beckham Elkachohtoongo, and Jemsh Singh Keithellakram in Men's Keirin Final (Medal Event, if they qualify from Round 2)
12:15 AM: Boxing – Priya Ghanghas vs Lucy Kings-Wheatley (England) in Women's 60kg Semifinal
12:45 AM: Athletics – Neeraj Chopra, Rohit Yadav, and Yash Vir Singh in Men's Javelin Throw Final (Medal Event)
12:45 AM: Boxing – Lovlina Borgohain vs Tarona Khanum Badi Pasoni Taafaki (Tuvalu) in Women's 75kg Semifinal
1:00 AM: Boxing – Sachin Siwach vs Owain Harris-Allan (Wales) in Men's 60kg Semifinal
1:05 AM: Athletics – Tejaswin Shankar in Men's Decathlon 1500m (Final event of decathlon – medals to be decided)
1:30 AM: Boxing – Narender Berwal vs Nigel Paul (Trinidad and Tobago) in Men's +90kg Semifinal
1:30 AM: Athletics – Yashas Palaksha and Santhosh Kumar Thamilarasan in Men's 400m Hurdles Final (Medal Event)
Commonwealth Games 2026, Day 9 Live Updates: Hola!
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Day 9 of the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow!
It's a blockbuster Friday for India with multiple medal events on the line. In the boxing ring, 10 Indian pugilists including Lovlina Borgohain, Sachin Siwach, and Narender Berwal are in semifinal action, with each win guaranteeing at least a silver and a shot at gold. Meanwhile, decathlete Tejaswin Shankar is aiming to hold on to his second-place position after Day 1 as he completes the remaining five disciplines. India also makes its judo debut, with several athletes competing in medal rounds, while Neeraj Chopra will be in action during the early hours of Saturday in the men's javelin final.
Neeraj: ‘Rumesh is good boy, friend.. Goal to make finals, so happy with throw’
On his biggest threat Rumesh Tharanga Pathirage of Sri Lanka, Chopra said, "He's a good boy. He's a friend of mine. This year he really threw well. It's good he's doing something great for Sri Lanka." (PTI)
In a low 80s qualification of the javelin at the Commonwealth Games 2026, India packed in 1/4th of the 12-man final, led by Neeraj Chopra’s 79.61 metres on the 5th place. Rohit Yadav (78.37) on 10th place and Yash Vir Singh (78.36) on 11th, made it 3 Indians for the Friday finale. Chopra improved on his first 76.28 to sit on fifth at 79.61m. A CWG champion from 2018, a harbinger of his Olympic gold, Chopra is returning from injury this time. He had missed the 2022 edition.
Chopra told the Olympic channel and other media, “I’m happy I’m in final. That was goal for final. Throw was ok. 79m throw in happy with. The goal is to go in final and give my best there.” (READ MORE)
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