Teenage sensation Ruby White only joined the Great Britain Boxing academy in May - by August, she had taken the Commonwealth Games by storm. The 19-year-old was unbeaten in 71 fights heading into the final, but couldn't extend her streak as a 5-0 defeat to Indian Sakshi Chaudhary saw her secure a silver medal in the women's 51kg category in Glasgow.

White's boxing career is just beginning, and she says the story between her and Chaudhary is far from over. "When I'm more experienced in the senior ranks, I want to get my revenge! I was a little underprepared for the fight. I had a lot of pressure on me, first multi-sport games, first senior tournament. So I know I can get in there and win - I've just got to change the game plan a little bit more."

Despite the defeat, White prefers to reflect on the positives. "I had four very good fights and lost out on the finals. To reflect back, being 19 and to go to the Commonwealth Games after being selected for GB a couple of months prior, and to come back with silver in my first major tournament, it's amazing." White has caught the attention of British boxing legends, including Nicola Adams, who surprised her on the radio with praise. White aims to emulate Adams' success and bring home an Olympic gold in 2028.