Jaismine Lamboria displayed her class in the women’s 57kg category, securing a commanding 4-1 victory over England’s Elise Glynn to book her place in the semifinals at the ongoing Commonwealth Games 2026. World Champion's dominant performance highlighted a flawless outing for the Indian contingent in Glasgow, as national pugilists swept all six of their bouts on July 29 to guarantee a total of 10 medals from the ring.
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Jaismine Lamboria guarantee India 10th boxing medal in Glasgow
Jaismine Lamboria needed just one victory to guarantee herself a medal at the Glasgow Games after receiving an opening-round bye in the women's 57kg category. The elite Indian pugilist delivered under pressure, outclassing her rival from England to earn a 4-1 split decision and push India’s surging ring momentum forward.
Lamboria downs England’s Elise Glynn
This quarterfinal success adds another prestigious achievement to Lamboria's international resume. Four years after claiming a bronze medal at the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games, the world champion has now assured back-to-back podium appearances. With her place in the last four confirmed, she remains in strong contention to trade her previous bronze for a higher finish this time around.
This dominant campaign guarantees that India will surpass its boxing haul from the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games, where the national squad concluded its run with seven total medals, comprising three gold, one silver, and three bronze.