Glasgow: Indian boxer Sakshi Chaudhary assured India of another medal at the Commonwealth Games 2026 after registering a dominant victory over Northern Ireland’s Caitlin Fryers in the women’s 51kg quarterfinal on Wednesday. By reaching the semifinals, Sakshi has guaranteed herself at least a bronze medal under boxing competition rules.
The Indian pugilist produced a commanding performance throughout the bout, earning a unanimous 5-0 decision from the judges. Her aggressive approach and technical superiority left her opponent with little chance of making a comeback.
Semifinal Berth Guarantees Medal
With her place in the last four confirmed, Sakshi has ensured India adds another medal to its growing tally at the Glasgow Games. Boxers who reach the semifinals at the Commonwealth Games are guaranteed at least a bronze medal, even before the medal matches are played.
India’s Strong Boxing Campaign Continues
Sakshi’s success further strengthens India’s boxing campaign at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, with several Indian boxers remaining in contention for podium finishes. The Indian contingent has continued to impress across multiple weight categories as it looks to boost its medal tally in Glasgow.
Sakshi will now compete in the semifinals with an opportunity to upgrade her assured bronze into a silver or gold medal.
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