Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 2: No Indian medals; Sachin Siwach and women's lawn bowls duo record wins

26 Jul 2026, 01:48 am IST|
Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 2: No Indian medals; Sachin Siwach and women's lawn bowls duo record wins
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India did not add to its medal tally on Day 2 of the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow. Despite the lack of podium finishes, Sachin Siwach and an Indian women's lawn bowls duo each posted victories during the day's competition.

After securing the nation's first medal at the Games on Day 1, the Indian contingent experienced a quieter second day in Glasgow on July 25, 2026. Several athletes competed across different disciplines but none converted their efforts into additional medals. The day nonetheless produced individual match wins that offered positive notes amid an otherwise unproductive medal day. Full results from Day 2 were released following the sessions.

Sachin Siwach produced a winning performance in his scheduled bout, marking one of the better individual results for India on Day 2. While the victory added to his competitive record at the Games, it did not alter the country's medal count for the day. His success was singled out among the limited number of wins recorded by Indian athletes.

In lawn bowls, a women's pairing representing India also recorded a win in their match, registering a successful outing in that discipline. That result stood apart from the overall medal drought experienced by the team on Day 2. The duo's victory was noted as a positive result amid otherwise muted outcomes for the Indian squad.

Across the other events contested on July 25, Indian participants were unable to secure podium positions, leaving the nation's medal total unchanged from the opening day. The second day in Glasgow therefore ended without additional hardware for India despite competitive showings in select fixtures. Organisers published the comprehensive Day 2 results for reference.

India's medal tally remained the same after Day 2 in Glasgow, preserving the single medal earned on Day 1. The detailed outcomes from Day 2 are available in the official results released by the Games organisers.

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