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New Delhi: India heads into the penultimate day of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with plenty to play for as medal opportunities await across boxing, athletics, para athletics, judo, track cycling and lawn bowls. The Indian contingent currently sits 10th in the medals table with 23 medals including five gold, 12 silver and six bronze and will be aiming to climb higher before the Games conclude on Sunday.

Boxing will be India’s biggest focus after a memorable campaign that saw 10 boxers book their places in the finals at the SEC Centre. Having already secured at least silver medals, they will now step into the ring with gold on the line, making it one of India’s most important days of the competition.

Athletics will also offer several medal opportunities. Triple jumpers Praveen Chithravel and Selva Prabhu Thirumaran will compete in the final while pole vaulters Dev Meena and Kuldeep Kumar will look to challenge for a podium finish. Long-distance runner Gulveer Singh, who has already won silver in the men’s 10,000m will return to the track for the 5,000m final in search of another medal.

Apart from athletics and boxing, Indian athletes will also be in action in para athletics, judo, lawn bowls and track cycling throughout the day. With multiple finals and medal events scheduled across different venues, Saturday promises to be one of India’s busiest and most significant days at the 2026 Commonwealth Games.