India enjoyed a memorable day at the Commonwealth Games 2026 as Preeti Pawar and Jasmine Lamboria captured gold medals in women's boxing, adding to the country's growing medal tally in Glasgow.

Both boxers produced dominant performances in their respective finals, reinforcing India's strong reputation in international boxing.

Preeti Pawar Dominates Women's 54kg Final

Preeti Pawar won the women's 54kg title after defeating Scarlett Savannah Delgado of Canada by a 5-0 unanimous decision.

The Indian boxer controlled all three rounds with precise punches, disciplined movement, and solid defense. Every judge awarded each round to Preeti, completing a flawless performance and securing another major international title.

The victory follows her successful season, during which she also claimed titles at the World Boxing Cup and the Asian Championships.

Jasmine Lamboria Adds Another Gold

Soon after Preeti's triumph, Jasmine Lamboria secured the women's 57kg gold medal by defeating Michaela Walsh through another 5-0 unanimous decision.

Jasmine maintained control throughout the contest with accurate combinations and composed boxing, earning unanimous approval from the judges.

Following the bout, she displayed excellent sportsmanship by embracing her opponent and acknowledging her performance.

India's Boxing Strength on Display

The two gold medals further highlight India's growing strength in women's boxing on the international stage.

Their victories contributed significantly to India's overall medal tally at the Commonwealth Games, reflecting the country's consistent performances across multiple sporting disciplines.

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Momentum Builds for India in Glasgow

With boxing continuing to deliver medals, India remains among the strong-performing nations at the Commonwealth Games 2026.