And with that, the Glasgow Commonwealth Games are done! India ended in fourth place with 39 medals.
Over to Ahmedabad in four years' time!
Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony Live from Glasgow: Neeraj Chopra and PT Usha at the handover ceremony. (Screengrab via SonyLIV)The final day of the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow offered a blend of last-minute medal action, though India failed to add to their tally of 39 medals. The judo mat and the track cycling velodrome did not yield any new podium finishes, with Ishroop Narang, Avtar Singh, and Yash Ghangas all missing out in judo, while Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam and Lisha Das finished outside the medal bracket in track cycling.
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India ended their CWG 2026 campaign with the same tally as yesterday: 39 medals – 13 gold, 17 silver, and 9 bronze.
The closing ceremony is still to come in a few hours at the OVO Hydro Arena, where the Games will be officially handed over to Ahmedabad, India, the host of the 2030 Commonwealth Games. The ceremony will feature a 20-minute cultural showcase with performances by Shankar Mahadevan and Rashmika Mandanna.
And with that, the Glasgow Commonwealth Games are done! India ended in fourth place with 39 medals.
Over to Ahmedabad in four years' time!
So India have packed their portion with enough musical performances to fill a Bollywood movie. Everything from Bhaag Milkha Bhaag to Suno Gaur Se Duniya Waalon are sung by a troika of Mahadevans, with Shankar Mahadevan being joined by his sons.
There was also a cross-cultural jugalbandi between Rishab Rikhiram Sharma on a sitar and Ross Ainslie on an electric flute.
So we have the official handover, where Neeraj Chopra and PT Usha takes the flag.
And after that we have Manushi Chillar and performers from the Shiamak Davar Dance Studio performing.
George Blacks, the Chair of the Glasgow 2026 Organising Company praises the city in his speech: "This city have shown the world who we are."
Now, Dr Donald Rukare, the President of the Commonwealth Sport Executive Board praises the Glasgow 2026 Games for "being a true bridge to the bright future of our Commonwealth."
Meanwhile, the David Dixon Award ()given for outstanding performance and fairplay) is given to Scotland's Melanie Woods, who competes in the Women’s 1500m T54.
Rukare continues with his speech after the award. He jokes about Glasgow welcoming them with "warmth, and a wee bit of rain."
"I have to say that the rain in Scotland is very polite. I welcome you to Uganda to witness our rain," Rukare adds.
And here comes another Scottish touch: bagpipes. As Cammy Barnes and Australian singer Delta Goodrem are wrapping up their duet, the bagpipes come up.
After we have a music video of Cammy Barnes’ “Whisky Roll”, Australian singer Delta Goodrem is now performing as all the flagbearers from 74 countries stand next to her on an extended stage.

In front of her are fans wearing traffic cone hats. The Scots have a tradition of putting traffic cones on the heads of statues, particularly in cities like Glasgow and Edinburgh.
And soon Barnes joins Delta Goodrem on stage for a duet.
Here we go! Scottish singer Sandi Thom, accompanied by Clann An, kicks things off at the Closing Ceremony with “I’m proud to be from Scotland”.
So after 11 days of action, the Commonwealth Games are finally going to come to a close in Glasgow with a Closing Ceremony where there will be an official handover for India, which will host the next Games in Ahmedabad in 2030.
Josh Kerr blazed down the final lap as the partisan crowd in Glasgow's Scotstoun Stadium rose to its feet and applauded. Their star runner had just clinched the gold medal in men’s One Mile at the Commonwealth Games (CWG) 2026 with a timing of three minutes 54.12 seconds.
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Here's what the medal's table looks like after the Indian contingent ended its campaign in Glasgow. That haul of 17 silvers has kept them ahead of hosts Scotland in the standings in fourth place.
And it's all over for India's Lisha Das. England's Kadeena Cox set a new Games Record to move into gold medal position, pushing Australia's Erin Normoyle and England's Morgan Newberry down one spot each – and Das out of the podium. India's Commonwealth Games 2026 campaign comes to a close with 39 medals: 13 gold, 17 silver, and 9 bronze.
Morgan Newberry registers 1:18.332 and moves to the silver medal position, pushing India's Lisha Das to third place. No room for Lisha now.
My goodness! Lisha Das clocked 1:34.410 in the women's 1000m time trial, which itself was a Games Record. But Australia's Erin Normoyle has just obliterated it by over 20 seconds, completing her ride in a stunning 1:13.542.
Wonderful effort from India's Lisha Das as she records a Games Record timing of 1:34.410 to set the bar high. Five more cyclist to follow.
C4-C5 Women's 1000m Time Trial Final is finally underway! 16-year-old Lisha Das is the first to record her timing.

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We may have a slight delay in Lisha Das' time trial event, as the women's keirin finals are currently underway at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome. The 1-6 gold medal race is followed by a 7-12 classification final, after which it will be time for the women's 1000m time trial final featuring the Indian cyclist.
The1000m time trial is a pure individual race against the clock where riders start from a standstill and complete four laps on the 250m track, with the fastest time over the 1,000-metre distance winning the event. At major competitions like the Commonwealth Games, riders typically get just one attempt to set their time, making it a high-pressure contest that demands explosive power and sustained speed. The event is considered one of the most physically demanding in track cycling.
Up next is the last event for India at the Glasgow Games 2026. In the Women’s C4-C5 1000m Time Trial Final, India’s Lisha Das will be in action, vying for India's one final medal.
Ah, so close yet so far for Ishroop Narang. The teenager threw everything she had, but a yuko came her opponent's way in the end... a heartbreak for the Indian. Canada's Coralie Godbout wins the bout and takes the bronze medal. India's judo campaign comes to a close, with only one event left for the country in para track cycling.
Ishroop hasn't quite managed to impose herself on the Canadian, but her defence has been rock solid. The young Indian is holding her own, refusing to buckle despite the exhaustion that is clearly setting in for both judokas.
Ishroop has been shown two yellow penalty cards, but she has managed to avoid conceding any points in the four minutes of regulation time. It's now time for the golden score; whoever scores the first point will take the bout and the bronze medal!
Ishroop is on the defence as the Canadian Godbout is the one who is making all the moves on the Indian. It is not looking very promising at the moment.
Here we go... it's the bronze medal round! Coralie Godbout gets into the act straightaway, trying to thwart Ishroop on the ground. She was awarded a point via yuko, but the decision was soon reversed after a referral. 0-0 again, it is.
In just a few minutes from now, Judoka Ishroop Narang will look to close her campaign with a medal in the bronze medal round against Canada’s Coralie Godbout.
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In about an hour and 40 minutes from now, the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome will host the Women's C4-C5 1000m Time Trial Final, where India's Lisha Das will be in action in the medal event. Mind you, only six participants are featuring in this event, which means there is already a 50 per cent chance of Das getting a podium finish without even stepping into the Velodrome.
The international line-up will be led by Simple Minds, alongside Delta Goodrem. India’s cultural handover segment will feature performances by Shankar Mahadevan, Rashmika Mandanna, Manushi Chhillar, and sitar player Rishabh Rikhiram Sharma.
The Commonwealth Games 2026 will officially come to a close on Sunday night with a closing ceremony. The event is scheduled for Sunday, August 2, 2026, at the OVO Hydro Arena in Glasgow. It will begin at 9:00 PM BST, which is 1:30 AM IST on Monday, August 3, for Indian audiences.
The battle for fourth place in the CWG 2026 medal tally remains tight! India and hosts Scotland are locked on the same number of gold medals, but India stay ahead with a better overall count and a higher silver tally.
Alright then, we now have a clear picture of Ishroop Narang's opponent for the bronze medal match. It will be Canada's Coralie Godbout, who will face the Indian judoka in the women's -78kg bronze medal bout at 7:30 PM IST.
Ishroop Narang is back in action in the women's -78kg repechage round, taking on Cameroon's Georgika Wesly Djengue Moune. The winner of this fight will advance to the bronze medal match.
Update: Ishroop gets the win! She secured a Waza-ari over Moune to progress to the bronze medal bout. Great news for India!

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More disappointing news from the track cycling event. India's Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam clocked 1:04.191 in the men's 1000m time trial final, well outside the medal places. His timing currently places him in 11th position, with nine more riders yet to register their timings.
And that's that... India's hopes for a gold medal in judo on the final day of the Commonwealth Games 2026 have come to an end. Ishroop Narang crashed out in the quarterfinal against Emma Reid, joining Avtar Singh and Yash Ghanghas, who also lost their quarterfinal bouts. All three Indian judokas will now fight for bronze medals through the repechage rounds.
Ishroop Narang vs Emma Reid Women's -78kg quarterfinal is underway now. Can the Indian make her way to the top four? We wait and watch.
Ishroop Narang will be in action on Mat 1. Her QF round is the 8th fight on Mat 1, and for now, the sixth clash is underway between Canada's John Messe A Bessong and Pakistan's Shah Hussain Shah.
Back to Track Cycling, India's Dinesh Kumar did snatch 4 points but still finished 11th out of 12 racers in his heat. A disappointing end to his event.
Yash Ghanghas loses his Round of 16 bout to British National Champion Joshua Whitehouse, and his campaign at CWG 2026 comes to an end.

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Another Indian, Yash Ghanghas, is now in action in the Men’s +100kg Elimination Round of 16 against Joshua Whitehouse of Wales.
My goodness! Cyprus' Aristos Michael has stunned Avtar Singh, pinning the experienced Indian judoka down with a clinical ippon. Avtar, the 2016 Rio Olympian, had big dreams of winning a Commonwealth Games gold, but they have been shattered in this round. Since it's was an elimination round, Avtar won't get a second chance to fight for bronze through repechage.
Meanwhile, Ishroop Narang's opponent has been finalised - she is England's Emma Reid, as the two judokas will take on each other in the Women’s -78kg Quarterfinal.
We stay on the Judo mat as Avtar Singh is fighting for a spot in the quarterfinal against Cyprus' Aristos Michael in the Men’s -100kg Elimination Round of 16.
What a turnaround by Ishroop Narang! After struggling for the majority of the fight against local favourite Nicole Wood of Scotland, the Indian judoka snatched a point from her opponent to win the bout via golden score. She is through to the quarterfinals!
We quickly move to the Judo mat where India's Ishroop Narang takes on Scotland's Nicole Wood in the Women’s -78kg Elimination Round of 16 clash.

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If you're wondering how points are calculated in Points Race in Track Cycling, we have got you covered!
In a points race, cyclists earn points in two main ways to determine the winner. The rider with the highest total points at the finish wins the race. Points are primarily earned during intermediate sprints, which occur every 10 laps. In these sprints, the first four riders across the line receive points:
First place gets 5 points
Second place gets 3 points
Third place gets 2 points
Fourth place gets 1 point
The most significant way to earn points is by gaining a lap on the main field. A rider or a group that successfully laps the entire peloton is awarded a bonus of 20 points. Conversely, if the field laps a rider, they can lose 20 points.
Meanwhile, Dinesh Kumar is also struggling in Heat 2 of the men's 40km points race. At almost the halfway mark, with 32 out of 80 laps completed, the Indian cyclist is languishing in second-to-last place with 0 points. Not the best day for India in track cycling so far.
Disappointing news from the track cycling velodrome! Harshveer Singh Sekhon has been eliminated from the men's 40km points race with a DNF (-40) in Heat 1. Not the start India were hoping for on the final day of competition.
GOLD: Preeti Pawar beat Scarlett Savannah Delgado (Canada) 5-0 in Women’s 54kg Final
GOLD: Jaismine Lamboria beat Michaela Walsh (Northern Ireland) 5-0 in Women’s 57kg Final
SILVER: Jadumani Singh lost 0-5 to Jye Dixon (Australia) in Men’s 55kg Final
GOLD: Sakshi Chaudhary beat Ruby White (England) 5-0 in Women’s 51kg Final
GOLD: Priya Ghanghas beat Marie-Bathoul Al-Ahmadieh (Canada) 4-1 in Women’s 60kg Final
GOLD: Arundhati Choudhary beat Chantelle Reid (England) 5-0 in Women’s 70kg Final
SILVER: Lovlina Borgohain lost 1-4 to Emma Sue Greentree (Australia) in Women’s 75kg Final
GOLD: Sachin Siwach beat Tryagain Morning Ndevelo (Namibia) 3-2 in Men’s 60kg Final
GOLD: Ankush Panghal beat Dimeji Shittu (England) in Men’s 80kg Final
SILVER: Narender Berwal lost 5-0 to Damar Thomas (England) in Men’s 90+kg Final
India's final day will start on the cycling track. Harshveer Singh Sekhon and Dinesh Kumar will feature in the Men's 40km Qualifying Race soon.
Thanks to a gold rush from the boxers and one from men’s shot put F57 on Saturday, India climbed to fourth place in the Commonwealth Games 2026 medal standings.
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2:09 PM: Track Cycling - Dinesh Kumar and Harshveer Singh Sekhon in Men's 40km Points Race Qualifying Round
2:30 PM: Judo - Ishroop Narang vs Nicole Wood (Scotland) in Women's -78kg Elimination Round of 16
2:40 PM: Judo - Avtar Singh vs Aristos Michael (Cyprus) in Men's -100kg Elimination Round of 16
3:00 PM: Judo - Yash Ghanghas vs Joshua Whitehouse (Wales) in Men's +100kg Elimination Round of 16
3:51 PM: Track Cycling - Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam in Men's 1000m Time Trial Final (Medal Event)
8:40 PM: Para Cycling - Lisha Das in Women's C4-C5 1000m Time Trial Final (Medal Event)
9:09 PM: Track Cycling - Dinesh Kumar and Harshveer Singh Sekhon in Men's 40km Points Race Final (Medal Event, if they qualify)
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the final day of the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow!
It's the last day of action, with India eyeing more medals in judo and track cycling before the grand closing ceremony later tonight. Judokas Ishroop Narang, Avtar Singh, and Yash Ghangas will begin their campaigns, while Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam and Lisha Das target podium finishes on the track.
Stay with us for all the updates from India's final day at CWG 2026!
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