birmingham fastrising indian boxer sagar ahlawat concluded an impressive commonwealth games campaign by clinching the silver medal in the super heavyweight 92kg division herecompeting in his maiden international event sagar lost the gold medal bout to home favourite delicious orie via a 50 unanimous decision late on sundaythe 20yearold who surprised everyone with his powerful performance in the earlier bouts was forced to defend in the opening round as orie assumed the role of the aggressorbut the indian defended well and also managed to land some counter punches with all five judges ruling in his favourhowever a minute into the second round the haryana pugilist who belongs to a family of farmers seemed to have tired as he repeatedly resorted to clinching which also earned him a warning by the refereeby the third round sagar looked completely spent but managed to land a few jabs he also started bleeding as one of ories punches left a cut above his left eyethe englishman took full advantage of that connected a flurry of upper cuts to take the titledespite the loss in the final it was a successful campaign for the youngster who took up the sport five years ago after reading a newspaper article on the 2015 fight of the century between boxing legends floyd mayweather jr and manny pacquiaothe indian boxing contingent will return with seven medals including three gold a silver and three bronzenikhat zareen 50kg amit panghal 51kg and nitu ghanghas 48kg are indias three gold medallists