Commonwealth Games 2018: Boxing Women's 69kg Quarterfinal 3, India's Lovlina Borgohain fighting for medal, Live Updates

That's all from this live coverage from this bout.

It's a disappointing result for the Indian pugilist but she is only 20 and she can only learn from this defeat.

AND THE WINNER IS SANDY RYAN!

Only the judges will decide.

Both boxers are exulting, both believe they have done enough to win.

The bout is about to end and it looks pretty tight.

The Englishwoman looks a little bit tired but she still isn't giving up!

Round three starts!!!

She is using her height pretty well!

That's a solid jab by Lovlina!!!

The boxers are measuring each other up. Lovlina is trying to go on the frontfoot.

The 2nd round starts!

The first round comes to an end, looks like it's pretty even stevens.

Lovlina tries to go for the punch, straight to the nose, but misses

Lovlina is taking quite a few jabs but hasn't been able to land a solid punch yet.

And the bout starts!!!

Remember, if she wins the bout she will assure a CWG medal

Now, the young Lovlina is walking out, brimming full of confidence.

The match is about to start as the boxers are walking out to the ring.

Hello and welcome to Sportskeeda's live coverage of Boxing Women's 69kg Quarterfinal 3 between Sandy Ryan and Lovlina Borgohain of India. Stay tuned for updates!

Day 4 is off to a positive start for India with Punam Yadav winning a gold in Weightlifting & Mery Kom securing a Bronze for herself in Boxing. India also beat the strong England team in women's hockey 2-1 coming back from 1 goal behind. The Women's 10m Air Pistol participants, India's Manu Bhaker & Heena Sidhu bagging a Gold medal and Silver medal respectively.The Indian Women's Table Tennis contingent also doing well defeating England 3-0 earlier in the day and moving on to the Gold medal match where they will be facing Singapore. India's Vikas Thakur also made India proud winning a bronze medal in the Men's 94kg category in Weightlifting.

India's Lovlina will be taking on Sandy Ryan in the ring in the 3rd Quarterfinal. The first 2 quarterfinals have ended with Magan Maka of Tonga losing the bout to Rosie Eccles of Wales in the first quarterfinal & Australia's Kaye Scott emerging victorious against Nigeria's Itunu Oriola in the second quarterfinal.

The Women's welterweight boxer is merely 20 years old. This will be the biggest platform for the youngster and she will be looking to make the most of this opportunity.