Commonwealth Games 2018: Boxing Men's 75 Kg Final, India's Vikas Krishan fighting for Gold, Live Updates

The bout will begin at 3:55 pm

Updated: 14 April 2018 16:12 IST - Published: 14 April 2018 14:11 IST

This is it for now! More live action coming up!

Vikas wins 5:0

AAAAAAANNNNDDDDDD THE WINNER IS...VIKAS KRISHAN!!! THAT"S THE GOLD MEDAL FOR VIKAS!

Results coming up!

Round 3 ends!

A flurry of punches by both the boxers here as the clock says 60 seconds left.

Krishan with a punch to the face!

3 more minutes till the Gold medal is given out

Round 3 is underway!

Round 2 ends!

Vikas looking a little rustled here. His opponent has been really good.

Vikas is on the attack here as there is a minute left in Round 2

An increase in intensity by both the boxers

Vikas with a great punch but his opponent counters

Round 2 begins!

Round 1 ends!

Krishan swings but Diuedonne dodges

A minute to go!

A few punches being thrown around now

Cautious approach so far by both the Boxers

Round 1 begins!

Mark Williams will be the match referee

Vikas Krishan will be looking to end the tournament on a good note by winning the Gold medal

The match is about to begin!

Hello and welcome to sportskeeda.com's live coverage of Men's 75 Kg Semifinals

Next up is Boxing Men's 75Kg final where VIkas Krishan will face Diuedonne Wilfired of Cameroon.

The penultimate day of the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games has been a great one for India.

India had a tremendous start to the 10th day of the Commonwealth Games 2018 with MC Mary Kom bagging a gold medal in Boxing in the Women's 45-48kg category defeating Kristina O'Hara of Northern Ireland in the Final bout.

Gaurav Solanki followed suit and won the Gold medal in his respective weight category. However, his compatriots Amit Phangal and Manish Kaushik had to settle for a Silver medal each in their weight categories.

Sumit also won a gold medal for India in Wrestling in the Men's Freestyle 125 kg Nordic. Meanwhile, Sanjeev Rajput brought home another gold medal in Shooting by finishing at the top in the 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men's Finals. Sanjeev Rajput also made a Commonwealth Games Record with a final result of 454.5 points. Neeraj Chopra is latest to win a gold medal for India in the Men's Javelin Throw Final.

India will be looking to finish the tournament on a high with many more medals as the drama continues with India playing a lot of Finals and Semifinals in the last 2 days.