India enjoyed its most successful day to date at the 2026 Commonwealth Games on Sunday, collecting one gold and two silver medals to take its overall tally to four medals, while the boxers continued their impressive run and the men’s swimming relay team reached another Commonwealth final.Olympic silver medalist Mirabai Chanu headlined India’s Day 4 performances by winning their third consecutive Commonwealth Games gold medal, while Rishikanta Singh and Raja Muthupandi added silver medals in weightlifting. Elsewhere, Jadumani Singh booked his place in the boxing quarter-finals with a mammoth win over Pakistan’s Sumama Rehman, Preeti Pawar advanced with a hurdle win, and the men’s 4x200m freestyle relay team qualified and competed in the final.
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Mirabai Chanu creates history with third straight Commonwealth Games gold
Saikhom Mirabai Chanu once again lived up to her status as one of India’s greatest heavyweights by winning the women’s 48kg gold medal.The Tokyo Olympic silver medalist overcame an unsuccessful opening attempt before producing another dominant performance, finishing with a combined lift of 190kg. She set a new Commonwealth Games record of 85kg in the snatch before lifting 105kg in the clean and jerk to comfortably secure the title.The win completed a remarkable hat-trick of Commonwealth Games gold medals after her triumphs in Gold Coast in 2018 and Birmingham in 2022. She also took her overall Commonwealth Games medal tally to four.
Rishikanta Singh claims silver after equaling the Games record
Rishikanta Singh Chanambam put in an outstanding performance to secure silver in the men’s 60kg event.The 28-year-old lifter from Manipur successfully cleared 116kg, 119kg and 121kg in the snatch, with his best effort equaling the Commonwealth Games record.He then managed 143kg in the clean and jerk, but narrowly missed attempts at 148kg and 151kg, finishing with a total lift of 264kg.Malaysia’s Muhammad Anik bin Kasdan won gold with a Games record total lift of 273kg, while Kenya’s Joshua Amunga Buoya claimed bronze after lifting 260kg.
Raja Muthupandi completes India’s heavyweight medal haul
Raja Muthupandi ensured that India ended the day with three weightlifting medals by taking silver in the men’s 65kg category.The Tamil Nadu lifter registered 126kg in the snatch before adding 160kg in the clean and jerk to finish with a combined total of 286kg.Malaysia’s Muhamad Aznil Bin Bidin captured gold after setting a total Commonwealth Games record of 299kg, while Papua New Guinea’s Morea Baru secured bronze with 282kg.The silver capped a remarkable comeback for Muthupandi, who returned to the Commonwealth Games podium eight years after finishing sixth on his Gold Coast debut in 2018 following a spell of injury that also saw him miss Birmingham 2022.
Boxers continue a strong campaign
India enjoyed another productive day in the boxing ring.Jadumani Singh Mandengbam defeated Pakistan’s Sumama Rehman by a 5-0 unanimous decision in the men’s 55kg round of 16 to book his place in the quarterfinals.After a closely contested opening round, the boxer from Manipur gradually took control of the contest, scoring a knockdown in the second round before sealing victory on the judges’ five scorecards. He will then face England’s Ellis Trowbridge for a place in the medal rounds.In the women’s 54kg round of 16, Preeti Pawar produced a dominant display to defeat Malawi’s Deborah Mtenje by referee stops contest (RSC), comfortably advancing to the quarter-finals.India also suffered a boxing setback as Aditya Pratap Yadav narrowly lost to Uganda’s Nuhu Batte in the men’s 65kg round of 16 by a 3-2 split decision.
The relay team reaches the swimming final
India’s men’s 4x200m relay quartet of Srihari Nataraj, Aryan Nehra, Aneesh Gowda and Dhakshan Shashikumar successfully qualified for the final after finishing third in Heat 2.The Indian team clocked 7:39.48 to finish behind Australia and England while holding off Jersey to ensure progression. They advance as the sixth fastest team overall from the combined heats.Later in the evening, the same quartet returned for the medal race and finished sixth in the Commonwealth Games final.
Mixed fortunes in bowls and gymnastics
India had a difficult day in lawn bowls.Rupa Rani Tirkey and Pinki Singh first lost 3-0 to Namibia in a tiebreak in the women’s doubles section before suffering another defeat against England, ending their campaign in the event.In the men’s singles, Putul Sonowal lost his sectional playoff match against Maltese Shaun James Parnis.Artistic gymnast Tapan Mohanty finished 15th in the men’s final.India’s 3×3 wheelchair basketball team also suffered a defeat, losing 21-4 to Scotland in Pool B.Weights
- Mirabai Chanu won gold in the women’s 48 kg event.
- Rishikanta Singh won silver in the men’s 60kg event.
- Raja Muthupandi won silver in the men’s 65kg event.
The boxing
- Jadumani Singh defeated Pakistan’s Sumama Rehman 5-0 (Men’s 55kg Round of 16).
- Preeti Pawar defeated Malawi’s Deborah Mtenje from RSC (Women’s 54kg round of 16).
- Aditya Pratap Yadav lost 3-2 to Uganda’s Nuhu Batte (men’s 65kg round of 16).
Swimming
- The men’s 4x200m freestyle team finished third in their heat to qualify for the final.
- The same quartet finished sixth in the final.
Bowls
- Women’s doubles: India lost to Namibia in a tiebreak and then lost to England, exiting the competition.
- Men’s Singles: Putul Sonowal lost to Maltese Shaun James Parnis.
Artistic gymnastics
- Tapan Mohanty finished 15th in the men’s final.
Wheelchair basketball 3×3
- India lost 21-4 to Scotland in Women’s Pool B.
India concluded Day 4 with four medals overall at the Games; one gold, two silvers and one bronze, with the boxing contingent continuing to build momentum at the quarter-final stage.