India advances multiple boxers to the finals at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow, with Ankush Panghal booking a spot in the men’s 80kg title bout. In the semifinal, Panghal defeats Canada’s Joshua Ofori by unanimous decision, with judges awarding him clear margins across the rounds. The reports describe Panghal controlling the pace with accurate combinations and maintaining composure as Ofori pushed more aggressively later in the contest. A point is also reported to be lost by Ofori for an illegal blow to the back of the head, widening Panghal’s advantage.
Across the boxing competition, India confirms a large number of medal places by reaching semi-finals, with multiple sources describing a strong run in earlier rounds leading into the semifinal stage. On the women’s side, Preeti Pawar qualifies for the 54kg final after a unanimous victory. Jaismine Lamboria also reaches the 57kg final, while Arundhati Choudhary advances in the 70kg bracket after beating the defending champion Rosie Eccles. Other Indian semifinal winners include Sakshi Chaudhary, Jadumani Singh, Lovlina Borgohain and Narender Narwal, among others.