CWG 2026 Day 11 Updates: India’s Medal Hopes Rest On Ronaldo Singh And Others
India chases 40th medal as CWG 2026 reaches final day.
India will aim to add more medals to its Commonwealth Games 2026 tally on the final day of the competition, with athletes competing across multiple events in Glasgow on Sunday. The Indian contingent, currently placed fourth in the medal standings with 39 medals, will look to finish the Games on a strong note by targeting as many as seven additional podium finishes.
India’s medal tally so far includes 13 gold, 17 silver and nine bronze medals. The final day will see several Indian athletes in action, with the team hoping to cross the 40-medal mark. The focus will be on converting strong performances across different disciplines into more podium finishes before the Games conclude.
In judo, Ishroop Narang, Avtar Singh and Yash Ghanghas will compete with hopes of winning gold medals in their respective events. India has already enjoyed success in the judo competition, securing four medals, including two gold, one silver and one bronze, and the athletes will look to further strengthen the country’s performance in the sport.
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Track cycling will also be a key area of focus for India on the final day. Dinesh Kumar, Harshveer Singh Sekhon, Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam and Lisha Das will compete with the aim of securing India’s first medal in the discipline at the Commonwealth Games 2026.
The final day schedule presents India with multiple opportunities to improve its overall position in the medal table. With athletes competing in high-pressure events, the team management will hope for strong finishes from both experienced campaigners and emerging performers.
As the Commonwealth Games 2026 heads towards its conclusion, India will look to end the campaign with a memorable medal haul. The performances on the final day will determine whether the contingent can add further success to an already impressive showing in Glasgow.
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