Glasgow: Indian wrestlers Sushil Kumar, Amit Kumar, Rajeev Tomar and Vinesh Phogat are just a match away from bagging gold medals in the 2014 Commonwealth Games at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC) here Wednesday.

Sushil, who had won the gold in the men’s 66kg freestyle event in the 2010 Games, will be facing Pakistan’s Qamar Abbas in the final of the men’s 74kg category. Sushil beat 37-year-old Nigerian Melvin Bibo 3-1 in the semi-final.

Sushil was in dominating form in all his preliminary bouts. He opened his account with a facile 4-0 win over New Zealand’s Jayden Lawrence in the Round of 16 and then beat Sri Lanka’s Sandrage 4-0 in the quarter-final.

Amit will be facing Nigerian Ebikweminomo Welson in the final of the men’s 57kg freestyle gold medal match. Amit had beaten Mauritian Jean Guliyan Bandoo 5-0 in the Round of 16 and then got the better of South African Bokang Masunyane 4-0 in the quarter-final. Amit booked his place in the final with an exciting 4-0 win over Pakistan’s Azhar Hussain in the semi-final.

Rajeev also booked his place in the men’s 125kg freestyle final where he will be up against Canadian Korey Jarvis. Rajeev defeated New Zealand’s Marcus Carney in the semi-final and Nigerian Sinivie Boltic in the quarters.

Vinesh Phogat, 19, is also a match away from winning the first gold medal for India in women’s wrestling in the 2014 Commonwealth Games. She will be facing England’s Yana Rattigan in the title clash.

Vinesh’s cousin sister Geeta Phogat had won the first gold medal for India in women’s wrestling in the 2010 Delhi Games.

Vinesh had beaten Canadian Jasmine Mian in the semi-finals of the women’s 48kg freestyle category and Nigerian Rosemary Nweke in the quarter-finals.

Meanwhile, after a massive 14-0 thrashing of Trinidad and Tobago, India eves will be looking to continuing their dominating form when they face South Africa in their next group match of the hockey competition at the 2014 Commonwealth Games at the Glasgow National Hockey Centre here Wednesday.

Jaspreet Kaur, Deepika and Rani, who scored three goals each against the Caribbean side, have been in dominating form and India will be looking towards the three forwards to book a berth in the semi-finals.

With two wins each, both India and South Africa know that it is a must-win game for both of them for a loss would mean having to play for the 5th/6th position.

While South Africa will be looking at their experienced captain Marsha Cox to guide them through, Ritu Rani will be looking at her young brigade to come out firing all cylinders.

India will take many positives from their last outing against Trinidad and Tobago. Their penalty corner conversion was good, they showed good coordination with their passes and converted field goals at important junctures.

“Tomorrow’s match is very important for us as the result will decide our fate in this edition of the Commonwealth Games The entire team understands this but we are not allowing the pressure of this all important match to overtake us. The girls aspire for a win tomorrow and the entire unit will ensure this and enter the semi-final stage,” said India captain Ritu Rani.

India coach Neil Hawgood also agreed that it was a must-win game for the team.

“It’s a must win match tomorrow and the girls are all set to take on the challenge of South Africa. While they are ranked 11th and we are 13th, this will not deter the girls to go out there for the win tomorrow. The team has worked on their passes and penalty corner conversions and this was evident in our last outing yesterday,” he said.