India Wins 3 More Medals at CWG 2026
Asmita Dey, Harsh Singh, Yamini Mourya seal finals berth in judo

Indian judokas have made the country proud by confirming three more medals at the ongoing Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow. Asmita Dey, Harsh Singh, and Yamini Mourya have sealed their places in the finals of their respective categories.
Asmita Dey defeated Summer Shaw of Scotland in the semifinal match of the Women's 48 kg Judo category. This win has ensured that Dey will bring home a medal, the color of which will be decided in the final match.
Harsh Singh, on the other hand, beat Australia's Pedro Carlos Antun Neto in the Men's 60kg semifinal match. This victory has guaranteed Singh a medal, and he will now face his opponent in the final match.
Yamini Mourya also made it to the finals by defeating Donne Breytenbach of South Africa. Mourya's win has added to India's medal tally, and she will now compete in the final match to determine the color of her medal.
The Commonwealth Games 2026, being held in Glasgow, have seen Indian athletes perform exceptionally well. The judokas, in particular, have made a significant contribution to the country's medal tally.
India has been participating in the Commonwealth Games since 1934 and has won a total of 504 medals, including 181 gold medals. The country has been consistently performing well in the games, and this year's edition is no exception.
The judo event at the Commonwealth Games 2026 has seen some intense competition, with athletes from all over the world participating. India's judokas have shown remarkable skill and determination, making it to the finals of their respective categories.
The final matches of the judo event will be held soon, and Indian fans will be eagerly waiting to see the color of the medals won by Dey, Singh, and Mourya.
The performance of Indian athletes at the Commonwealth Games 2026 is a testament to the country's growing prowess in sports. With more events to come, India is expected to add to its medal tally, making this edition of the games a memorable one.
In conclusion, the confirmation of three more medals by Indian judokas is a significant achievement, and the country will be looking forward to seeing the final results. The Commonwealth Games 2026 have been an exciting event so far, and Indian athletes have made the country proud with their exceptional performance.
Frequently asked questions
Which Indian judokas have confirmed medals at CWG 2026?
Asmita Dey, Harsh Singh, and Yamini Mourya have confirmed medals at CWG 2026.
In which categories have the Indian judokas sealed their places in the finals?
Asmita Dey in Women's 48 kg, Harsh Singh in Men's 60kg, and Yamini Mourya in her respective category.