Archive · 2 Aug 2026
Yamini Mourya Wins Silver in Judo 57kg Final
Yamini Mourya is a 28‑year‑old judo athlete from India.
She fought in the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and reached the final in the 57‑kilogram weight class.
Her opponent was Acelya Toprak from England, who had a lot of experience.
The match was very close and no one scored a point during the regular time, so it went into a special extra period called golden score.
In that period, both fighters had already received two penalties.
When Yamini got a third penalty, the rules said she was disqualified, so Acelya won the gold medal and Yamini got the silver.
Even though she lost, Yamini still earned a medal and added to India’s success in judo.
Yamini Mourya won silver in the women's 57kg judo final at the Commonwealth Games 2026.
The bout went to golden score after a 0‑0 regulation period with both athletes receiving shido penalties.
Yamini received a third shido in golden score, triggering a hansoku‑make and awarding the win to Acelya Toprak.
The match took place in Glasgow, Scotland on July 31, 2026.
Yamini’s silver added to India’s strong judo haul, following gold medals by Asmita Dey and Harsh Singh.
- Who
- Yamini Mourya and Acelya Toprak
- What
- Silver medal in the women's 57kg judo final at the Commonwealth Games 2026
- When
- July 31, 2026
- Where
- Glasgow, Scotland
- Why
- The match was decided by penalties; Yamini received a third shido in golden score, leading to disqualification
- Medal
- Silver
- Event
- Commonwealth Games 2026
- Weight class
- Women's 57kg
- Opponent
- Acelya Toprak
- Result
- Lost by hansoku-make