Priya Ghanghas Live Score, Commonwealth Games 2026: Greetings!
Hello and welcome back! We're here with another live blog as India's Priya Ghanghas take centre stage in the women's 60kg semifinal at the Commonwealth Games 2026. Stay with us for live updates, lift-by-lift action, results and all the key moments from Glasgow.
Priya Ghanghas Live Score, Commonwealth Games 2026: What happened so far and what next!
The Indian entered the Games directly at the quarterfinal stage and impressed with a confident victory over Scotland's Niamh Mitchell. The stakes are now even higher—a win here will send Priya into the gold-medal match, where Canada's Marie-Bathoul Al-Ahmadieh is already waiting after defeating Pakistan's Fatima Zahra in the other semifinal. One more victory separates Priya from a shot at Commonwealth Games gold.
Priya Ghanghas Live Score, Commonwealth Games 2026: Priya takes first round!
Priya Ghanghas edges an entertaining opening round! England's Lucy Kings-Wheatley came out strongly, feeding off the home crowd's support, but Priya settled into the contest brilliantly. The Indian landed a couple of clean punches midway through the round and responded well whenever Lucy found her target. Both boxers exchanged heavy shots in a fast-paced three minutes, but Priya's sharper accuracy and composed finish earned her the judges' nod. The scorecards read 4-1 in favour of the Indian after Round 1.
Priya Ghanghas Live Score, Commonwealth Games 2026: We're headed for a thrilling final round!
Lucy Kings-Wheatley responded strongly in the second, dictating the tempo and landing several clean jabs, including a sharp left that caught Priya flush. The Indian remained patient, looking for counter-attacking opportunities, but the English boxer finished the round on the front foot. After a closely contested three minutes, the judges award Round 2 to Lucy by a 4-1 margin, leaving the semifinal finely poised heading into the decisive final round.
Priya Ghanghas Live Score, Commonwealth Games 2026: Priya Ghanghas is through to the final!
It was a gruelling final round, with both boxers showing signs of fatigue but refusing to back down. Lucy Kings-Wheatley pressed forward aggressively, yet Priya responded with a series of perfectly timed counter-punches that may have swung the contest. As the final bell rang, the result looked too close to call, but the judges saw it differently. Priya claimed a stunning 5-0 unanimous decision, sparking wild celebrations in the Indian corner. She will now return tomorrow with a Commonwealth Games gold medal on the line.
