India concluded its Commonwealth Games 2026 campaign with mixed results on the final day, failing to secure additional medals in judo and track cycling. Ishroop Narang lost her bronze medal bout, while several male judokas and cyclists were eliminated. Lisha Das's para cycling result was pending, with India holding 39 medals.
India concludes its Commonwealth Games 2026 campaign with medal opportunities in para cycling for Lisha Das and a bronze medal bout for Ishroop Narang in judo. The day also saw various Indian athletes exit in track cycling and judo, leading up to the Closing Ceremony and handover to Amdavad 2030.
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Indian judoka Ishroop Narang secured a spot in the women’s -78kg bronze medal match after a comeback win, despite an earlier quarterfinal loss. Other Indian judokas Yash Ghanghas and Avtar Singh exited in the Round of 16. Cyclist Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam finished 10th in his final, while Dinesh Kumar and Harshveer Singh Sekhon bowed out. Lisha Das is set to compete in a para cycling medal event.
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