India at CWG 2026 Day 2 Schedule: Full list of Indian athletes in action

India will be taking part in a host of events on Friday, the second day of the Commonwealth Games where athletes will compete in gymnastics, para swimming, swimming, para powerlifting, lawn bowls and boxing.

4 min readUpdated: Jul 23, 2026 08:46 PM IST

Indian boxers Preeti Pawar, third right, Lovlina Borgohain, second right, and team members arrive for a training session ahead of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026, at the SEC Centre in Glasgow, Scotland, Wednesday, July 22, 2026. (PTI Photo)

India will be taking part in a host of events on Friday, the second day of the Commonwealth Games where athletes will compete in gymnastics, para swimming, swimming, para powerlifting, lawn bowls and boxing. India has sent a contingent of 126 athletes, significantly lesser than the one that was sent to Birmingham for 2022.

Day 2 Events:

Gymnastics	Men’s Team Final & Individual Qualification	Tapan Mohanty, Swathish KP, Tapeshwarnath Das, Yogeshwar Singh	Qualification		2.30pm	The Arena
Para Swimming	Men’s S13 100m Freestyle	Ravi Veera Venkata Bhavani Karthik Budigna	Heat 1	Nathan Hendricks (South Africa) Stephen Clegg (Great Britain) Matthew Redfern (Great Britain	3.40 PM	Tollcross International Swimming Centre
Para Swimming	Men’s S13 100m Freestyle	Imam Ali	Heat 1	Nathan Hendricks (South Africa) Stephen Clegg (Great Britain) Matthew Redfern (Great Britain) Nicolas Guy Turbide (Canada)	3.40 PM	Tollcross International Swimming Centre
Swimming	Men’s 50m Backstroke	Srihari Natra	Heat 4	1. A. Jackson 2. B. Winterborn 3. M. Ward 4. O. Morgan 5. J. Skerry 6. H. Robinson 7. A. Ferley	3.56 PM	Tollcross International Swimming Centre
Para Powerlifting	Men’s Lightweight Final	Ashok	Final	Mark Swan (GBR) Roland Ezuruike (NGR) Ibrahim Dauda (NGR)	5.40 PM	SEC Armadillo
Para Powerlifting	Men’s Lightweight Final	Parmjeet Kumar	Final	Mark Swan (GBR) Roland Ezuruike (NGR) Ibrahim Dauda (NGR)	5.40 PM	SEC Armadillo
Para Powerlifting	Women’s Lightweight Final	Jaspreet Kaur	Final	Esther Nworgu (NGR) Esther Oyema (NGR) Olivia Broome (GBR) Hellen Wawira Kariuki (KEN)	7.24 PM	SEC Armadillo
Para Powerlifting	Women’s Lightweight Final	Suman Devi	Final	Esther Nworgu (NGR) Esther Oyema (NGR) Olivia Broome (GBR) Hellen Wawira Kariuki (KEN)	7.24 PM	SEC Armadillo
Lawn Bowls	Women’s Pairs	Pinki & Rupa Rani Tirkey	Sectional Play	T. Muvhango & Janse van Rensburg	7.30 PM	Scottish Event Campus (SEC)
Gymnastics	Men’s Team Final & Individual Qualification	Tapan Mohanty, Swathish KP, Tapeshwarnath Das, Yogeshwar Singh	Final		10 PM	The Arena
Lawn Bowls	Men’s Singles	Putul Sonowal	Sectional Play	Cecil Alexander	10.20 PM	Scottish Event Campus (SEC)
Para Powerlifting	Women’s Heavyweight	Kasthuri Rajamani	Final	Folashade Oluwafemiayo (NGR) Rita Ferdinand(NGR) Hani Watson (AUS) Louise Sugden (GBR)	10.40 PM	SEC Armadillo
Boxing	M 55 Kg	Jadumani Singh	Round of 32	Aaron Cullen	11 PM	SEC Centre
Para Swimming	Men’s S13 100m Freestyle	Ravi Veera Venkata Bhavani Karthik Budigna	Final	Subject to Qualification from Heats	12 AM	Tollcross International Swimming Centre
Para Swimming	Men’s S13 100m Freestyle	Imam Ali	Final	Subject to Qualification from Heats	12 AM	Tollcross International Swimming Centre
Swimming	Men’s 50m Backstroke	Srihari Natraj	Semi-Final	Subject to Qualification from Heats	12.29 AM	Tollcross International Swimming Centre
Para Powerlifting	Men’s Heavyweight	Sudhir	Final	Matthew Harding (GBR) Riluwan Idris (NGR) Nicodemus Moses (MAS) Liam McGarry (GBR) Jhandu Kumar (IND)	12.29 AM	SEC Armadillo
Para Powerlifting	Men’s Heavyweight	Jhandu Kumar	Final	HARDING Matthew (GBR) Riluwan Idris (NGR) Nicodemus Moses (MAS)	12.29 AM	SEC Armadillo

Day 1 results:

Putul Sonowal stunned 2023 world champion Ryan Bester of Canada in tie-break in Lawn Bowls Men’s Singles as India began their Glasgow Commonwealth Games campaign on a confident note on Thursday. Rupa Rani Tirkey and Pinki Singh also won their Women’s Pairs opening match against Malta in tie-break as Lawn Bowls competition kicked off the Games.

Sonowal, who was making his Commonwealth Games debut, clinched the first set 5-4 before Bester, also a multiple Commonwealth Games medallist, came back with a dominating 7-3 win to take the contest to the tie-break. The Assam player, the reigning Asian champion, kept his cool to clinch the tie-break for a remarkable win in his opening match in Section D. He faces Cecil Alexander of Falkland Islands in his second match on Friday. In the Women’s Pairs, India beat Malta in a tense tie-break.

The Indian pair of Rupa Rani Tirkey (lead) and Pinki Singh (skip) dished out a dominant show in the first set, winning it 7-1 and going up 1-0 in the opening round match in section B at the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) Hall 3.

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