NEW DELHI: Indian boxers continued their impressive run at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, with six more boxers reaching the semi-finals on Wednesday. The results took India’s boxing medal haul to 10, bettering the seven medals the country has already won at the Birmingham 2022 Games.Sakshi Chaudhary (51kg), Arundhati Choudhary (70kg), Sachin Siwach (60kg), Ankush Panghal (80kg), Narender Berwal (+90kg) and world champion Jaismine Lamboria (57kg) joined Lovlina Borgohain (75kg), Priya Ghanghas (60kg), Preeti Pawar (5kg) and Jadumani (5kg) in their semi-finals. respective weight categories.India had finished with seven boxing medals in Birmingham – three gold, one silver and three bronze. With 10 boxers now in the last four, the country is guaranteed at least 10 bronze medals in Glasgow.
- Sakshi Chaudhary – Women’s 51 kg
- Arundhati Choudhary – Women’s 70kg
- Jasmine Lamboria – Female 57 kg
- Lovlina Borgohain – 75 kg female
- Priya Ghanghas – Women’s 60kg
- Preeti Pawar – Women’s 54kg
- Sachin Siwach – Male 60 kg
- Ankush Panghal – Men’s 80kg
- Narender Berwal – Men + 90 kg
- Jadumani Singh – Men’s 55kg
Jasmine secures another medal
In the final final of the day, Jaismine Lamboria defeated England’s Elise Glynn 4-1 in the women’s 57kg quarter-finals to book her place in the semi-finals.The contest was closely fought, with both boxers trading punches throughout. However, Jasmine’s quick movement and solid defense helped her stay ahead. After a tight start, the south Indian finished strongly to seal the win.The win also ensured Jaismine at least met the bronze medal she won at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Sakshi dominates with clever tactics
Sakshi Chaudhary overcame Northern Ireland’s Caitlin Fryers with a one-sided 5-0 win.Using her height and gaining the upper hand after dropping down from the 54kg category, Sakshi controlled the bout with strong jabs and straight punches.The fighters tried to make the contest physical by forcing frequent clinches, and both boxers even fell to the canvas during an exchange. But Sakshi remained calm, used her footwork well and comfortably secured the win.
Arundhati remains composed in the physical context
Arundhati Choudhary had a much tougher challenge against New Zealand’s Morgan Henderson, but she prevailed with a 3-1 win.The New Zealander made the fight physical by constantly pushing, grappling and tying up the Indian boxer. Arundhati, however, maintained her composure and landed cleaner punches whenever she got the chance.His patience and smart boxing helped him book a place in the semi-finals.
Sachin and Ankush cruise, Berwal fights
Former world youth champion Sachin Siwach, one of India’s strongest gold medal hopes, defeated Botswana’s Treasure Moremi 5-0.After a cautious start, Sachin took complete control with clean hooks, sharp counters and better timing.Ankush Panghal also recorded a comfortable 5-0 win over Jade Micock of Seychelles. His sharp combinations and disciplined defense gave his opponent little chance, with the five judges scoring the contest in his favor.Heavyweight boxer Narender Berwal had the toughest fight of the day as he beat Samoa’s Michael Seko 3-2 in a tough quarter-final.The bout saw several referee interventions, and Berwal also received two point deductions. Despite the setbacks, he forced two standing counts on his opponent, including one in the final round, to seal a narrow victory.