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Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 10 Live Updates: Judo and track cycling athletes in action

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Published at :August 2, 2026 at 1:51 PM
Modified at :August 2, 2026 at 1:55 PM
Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 10 Live Updates

2026-08-02T15:36:30+05:30

Kaivalya R Pillai

Kaivalya R Pillai

Judo - Women's 78kg Quarterfinal

Ishroop Narang lost to Emma Reid in the quarterfinal bout via Ippon and has certainly lost the opportunity to silver and gold medal.

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2026-08-02T15:30:52+05:30

Judo - Women's 78kg Quarterfinal

Reid gets 10 points through VAZ and she has got the lead with nearly a couple of minutes left in the bout.

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2026-08-02T15:29:13+05:30

Judo - Women's 78kg Quarterfinal

Ishroop Narang gets a yellow card warning.

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2026-08-02T15:27:59+05:30

Judo - Women's 78kg Quarterfinal

Ishroop Narang is in action in the quarterfinal bout.

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2026-08-02T15:07:57+05:30

Judo - Women's 78kg Quarterfinal

India's Ishroop Narang will be in action shortly in the quarterfinal bout.

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2026-08-02T15:01:09+05:30

Track Cycling - Men's 40km Points Race Qualifying Round Heat 2

India's Dinesh Kumar scored 4 points and are eliminated from the Heat 2 as he finished in the 11th position.

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2026-08-02T14:57:15+05:30

Judo - Men's 100+kg Round of 16

Joshua Whitehouse scores a point through Yuko and wins by 1-0 in round of 16 to eliminate India's Yash Ghanghas from the Men's 100+kg event.

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2026-08-02T14:55:07+05:30

Judo - Men's 100+kg Round of 16

India's Yash Ghanghas is in action in the round of 16

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2026-08-02T14:48:38+05:30

Judo - Men's 100kg Round of 16

Michael gets another yellow card but makes a fantastic move to execute an Ippon to win the bout and move into the quarterfinal.

On the other hand, India's Avtar Singh is eliminated from the event.

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2026-08-02T14:46:22+05:30

Judo - Men's 100kg Round of 16

Avtar Singh gets a yellow card as well

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2026-08-02T14:46:44+05:30

Judo - Men's 100kg Round of 16

Aristos Michael gets the first warning of the bout.

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2026-08-02T14:42:34+05:30

Judo - Men's 100kg Round of 16

India's Avtar Singh is in action.

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2026-08-02T14:41:40+05:30

Judo - Ishroop Narang advances into the quarterfinals

Narang gets a point through YUKO and she is through to the quarterfinals now.

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2026-08-02T14:40:04+05:30

Judo

Isroop Narang gets the second warning and the the third warning will come with consequences so, she has to be careful now.

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2026-08-02T14:36:36+05:30

Judo

Ishroop Narang also got a warning just after Wood.

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India will have the opportunity to add at least five medals to their tally

2:00 pm: Hello and welcome to Khel Now’s live blog for Day 10 of Commonwealth Games 2026. Please wait for the blog to load!

The Commonwealth Games 2026 has reached its business end, with Day 10 – the final day of the event – taking place on Sunday, August 2. Indian athletes have been exemplary throughout the tournament, sitting in sixth place in the overall medal standings.

The country has won 30 medals so far, including eight golds, 15 silvers, and seven bronzes. Boxing and weightlifting have been, by far, the most productive sports for the Indian contingent, while the athletics and para-athletics squad members have also shone with groundbreaking achievements.

Related: Commonwealth Games 2026: Updated medal tally after Day 9, August 1

On the final day, India’s campaign will rely squarely on one sport: judo. The Indian judokas have already been exceptional in the Glasgow Games, with both Asmita Dey and Harsh Singh clinching golds in the women’s 48 kg and men’s 60 kg events, respectively.

Yamini Mourya added a third, winning silver in the women’s 57 kg event.

Three more judokas can add to this medal tally on Sunday. The campaign will begin in the afternoon, with 19-year-old Ishroop Narang facing Scotland’s Nicole Wood in the women’s -78 kg Round of 16.

Already ranked inside the world’s top 75 seniors, Narang will look to make a winning start to her Commonwealth Games 2026 campaign.

Related: Basics of Judo: Everything you need to know about the sport at CWG 2026

Minutes later, veteran judoka Avtar Singh will face Cyprus’ Ariston Michael in the men’s -100 kg Round of 16. The 34-year-old has represented India at the Olympics and the CWG, and will look to add a maiden title in the latter on Sunday.

Later, rising star Yash Ghanghas will make his CWG debut in the men’s +100 kg Round of 16 against Wales’s Joshua Whitehouse.

At just 23 years old, Ghanghas represents one of the brightest up-and-coming prospects in Indian judo, having already won a Junior Asian Championships silver in 2023.

Regrettably, both Nayanmoni Saikia and the Indian men’s pairs team failed to qualify for the lawn bowls semi-finals, missing out on two medal opportunities in that sport.

Related: CWG 2026 Closing Ceremony: Date, time, performers, venue, & live streaming details

India’s full schedule for Day 10 [August 2] at Commonwealth Games 2026

14:09 IST — Track Cycling (Men’s 40km Points Race)

  • Athlete: Harshveer Singh Sekhon [Heat 1], Dinesh Kumar [Heat 2]

  • Stage: Qualifying

  • Venue: Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome

14:30 IST — Judo (Women’s -78kg)

  • Athlete: Ishroop Narang vs Nicole Wood (Scotland)

  • Stage: Round of 16

  • Venue: SEC Centre Hall 4

14:36 IST — Judo (Men’s -100kg)

  • Athlete: Avtar Singh vs Aristos Michael (Cyprus)

  • Stage: Round of 16

  • Venue: SEC Centre Hall 4

14:48 IST — Judo (Men’s +100kg)

  • Athlete: Yash Ghangas vs Joshua Whitehouse (Wales)

  • Stage: Round of 16

  • Venue: SEC Centre Hall 4

15:12 IST — Judo (Women’s -78kg)

  • Athlete: Ishroop Narang vs TBD

  • Stage: Quarter-finals (subject to qualification) **

  • Venue: SEC Centre Hall 4

15:24 IST — Judo (Men’s -100kg)

  • Athlete: Avtar Singh vs TBD

  • Stage: Quarter-finals (subject to qualification) **

  • Venue: SEC Centre Hall 4

15:42 IST — Judo (Men’s +100kg)

  • Athlete: Yash Ghangas vs TBD

  • Stage: Quarter-finals (subject to qualification) **

  • Venue: SEC Centre Hall 4

15:51 IST — Track Cycling (Men’s 1000m Time Trial)

  • Athlete: Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam

  • Stage: Final

  • Venue: Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome

20:40 IST — Track Cycling (Women’s C4-C5 1000m Time Trial)

  • Athlete: Lisha Das

  • Stage: Final

  • Venue: Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome

21:09 IST — Track Cycling (Men’s 40km Points Race)

  • Athlete: Harshveer Singh Sekhon, Dinesh Kumar

  • Stage: Final (subject to qualification) **

  • Venue: Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome

When will India’s day start on August 2 (Day 10) at Commonwealth Games 2026?

On Sunday, India’s day will start at 2:09 pm IST with the Men’s 40km points race qualifying event in track cycling. Harshveer Singh Sekhon and Dinesh Kumar will represent India in the event.

How many medals will Indian athletes contest on Day 10 (August 2) of Commonwealth Games 2026?

India have three medal pathways in judo on Day 10 – Ishroop Narang (-78 kg), Avtar Singh (-100 kg), and Yash Ghangas (+100 kg). All three begin in the Round of 16 stage. Apart from this, there are also two more track cycling finals.

Which Indian athletes will contest for medals on Day 10 (August 2) at Commonwealth Games 2026?

Three Indian judokas – Ishroop Narang (-78 kg), Avtar Singh (-100 kg), and Yash Ghangas (+100 kg) – will compete for medals on Day 10 of the Glasgow Games. Ronaldo Singh will be in action in the men’s 1000 m TT track cycling final, while Lisha Singh will be in the women’s C4-C5 1000m TT final. Additionally, Harshveer Singh Sekhon and Dinesh Kumar will compete in the men’s 40km points race qualifying and aim to reach the final.

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