Commonwealth Games 2026: Indian boxer Jaismine Lamboria delivered a dominant performance to clinch the gold medal in the women’s 57kg boxing event, defeating Michaela Walsh of Northern Ireland by a unanimous 5-0 decision on Saturday, August 1.
The victory marks India’s second gold medal in boxing at the ongoing Commonwealth Games 2026 and adds another significant achievement to the country’s growing medal tally.
Jaismine Lamboria Upgrades Birmingham Bronze to Glasgow Gold
The 24-year-old boxer from Bhiwani, Haryana, showcased exceptional skill and composure throughout the final to outclass the experienced Michaela Walsh in all five judges’ scorecards.
Jaismine, who is also associated with the Indian Army, had won a bronze medal at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. Four years later, she returned stronger and successfully upgraded her podium finish by capturing the coveted gold medal in Glasgow.
Her triumph reflects years of hard work and steady progress on the international stage.
India’s Second Gold Medal in Boxing
Jaismine’s victory follows Preeti Pawar’s gold-medal-winning performance in the women’s 54kg category, making her the second Indian boxer to stand atop the podium at the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Preeti had earlier defeated Scarlett Savannah Delgado of Canada in the final, opening India’s gold medal account in boxing.
With Jaismine’s success, India’s boxing contingent continues to deliver impressive performances, reinforcing the country’s growing reputation as a boxing powerhouse at major international competitions.
India’s Boxing Campaign Gains Momentum
Jaismine Lamboria’s gold medal is another major boost for India’s Commonwealth Games campaign. After earning bronze in Birmingham 2022, her journey to the top of the podium in Glasgow highlights her determination, consistency, and ability to perform under pressure.
As India’s boxers continue their impressive run at CWG 2026, the nation will be hoping for more medal-winning performances in the remaining bouts of the competition.