CWG 2026 Boxing Finals: Indian Boxers Script History, Check Complete Results of August 1 Final Matches

August 1 has been etched in golden letters in Indian sports history at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. The Indian boxing contingent delivered an unprecedented and historic performance in the final matches played on this day, clinching a total of 10 medals, including 7 Gold and 3 Silver medals. This stands as the absolute best-ever performance by the Indian boxing team in the history of the Commonwealth Games.

Both men and women boxers from India showcased incredible dominance in all the title clashes held on August 1. Here is a detailed breakdown of the performance and final match results of all 10 Indian boxers who competed on August 1.

Women Boxers' Performance in the August 1 Finals

1. Preeti Pawar (54 kg - Gold Medal):

Preeti Pawar bagged India's first gold medal in boxing. In the 54 kg title clash, Preeti faced Canada's Scarlett Delgado. The bout was highly aggressive, but Preeti impressed the judges with her superior footwork and precise striking to secure a unanimous 5-0 victory, bringing home the first gold for the country.

2. Jaismine Lamboria (57 kg - Gold Medal):

In the women's 57 kg final, Jaismine Lamboria took on Northern Ireland's four-time CWG medalist Michaela Walsh. Jaismine maintained control over the match right from the start and dominated with a 5-0 decision to secure India's second gold medal.

3. Sakshi Chaudhary (51 kg - Gold Medal):

Sakshi Chaudhary put on an outstanding show against England's Ruby White in the 51 kg final. Sakshi effectively utilized counter-punching techniques while maintaining distance throughout the match, earning a 5-0 win to claim India's third gold medal.

4. Priya Ghanghas (60 kg - Gold Medal):

The 60 kg final was a tense and closely fought encounter between Priya Ghanghas and Canada's Marie-Bathoul. Amidst fierce competition, Priya launched an aggressive assault in the final round, pulling off a 4-1 split decision victory to lock in India's fourth gold medal.

5. Arundhati Choudhary (70 kg - Gold Medal):

Arundhati Choudhary faced England's Chantelle Reid in the 70 kg category final. After a cautious opening round, Arundhati gained complete control in the third round, clinching an emphatic 5-0 victory to complete a gold sweep in her division.

6. Lovlina Borgohain (75 kg - Silver Medal):

Tokyo Olympics bronze medalist Lovlina Borgohain clashed with Australia's Emma-Sue Greentree in the 75 kg final. The high-intensity match went through three rounds with very little separating the two fighters, but the Australian boxer managed a slight edge. Lovlina had to settle for the silver medal via a split decision.

Men Boxers' Performance in the August 1 Finals

7. Sachin Siwach (60 kg - Gold Medal):

In the men's 60 kg final, World No. 5 Sachin Siwach went head-to-head against Namibia's T.M. Ndevelo. In a thrilling and tight contest, Sachin secured a 3-2 split decision victory to bring home India's sixth gold medal in boxing.

8. Ankush Panghal (80 kg - Gold Medal):

Ankush Panghal faced England's D. Shittu in the 80 kg weight category summit clash. Displaying immense power and landing clean punches, Ankush outplayed Shittu with a 4-1 decision, confirming India's seventh gold medal in boxing.

9. Jadumani Singh (55 kg - Silver Medal):

Jadumani Singh competed against Australia's Jai Dixon in the 55 kg final match. The Australian boxer held the upper hand in a hard-fought contest, leaving Jadumani with the silver medal after a brave effort.

10. Narender Berwal (90+ kg - Silver Medal):

In the Super Heavyweight (90+ kg) category final, India's Narender Berwal stood toe-to-toe with England's Damar Thomas. Both heavyweights exchanged massive power shots, but Thomas eventually secured the win, leaving Narender with a well-deserved silver medal.

Overall Report Card of Indian Boxing at Commonwealth Games 2026

Following the completion of all these final matches on August 1, the Indian boxing team ended their Glasgow 2026 campaign with a remarkable total of 7 Gold and 3 Silver medals. This historic achievement further solidified India's position in 4th place on the overall Commonwealth Games 2026 medal tally.