3 min readUpdated: Aug 1, 2026 11:51 PM IST

Thanks to a gold rush from the boxers, and one from men’s shot put F57 on Saturday, India have climbed to fourth place in the Commonwealth Games 2026 medal standings following a spectacular Friday that delivered five gold medals. The country now boasts a total of 37 medals, including 13 gold, 16 silver, and 8 bronze.

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Weightlifting has emerged as India’s top-performing discipline with eight medals, while athletics and judo have also delivered strongly. India are assured of 10 more medals as all 10 Indian boxers have stormed into the gold medal matches.

At the top of the table, Australia remain unstoppable with 148 medals (61 gold, 37 silver, 50 bronze). England are a distant second with 97 medals (24 gold, 39 silver, 34 bronze), followed by Canada with 57 medals (18 gold, 18 silver, 21 bronze). Hosts Scotland moved to fifth behind India with 36 medals (11 gold, 8 silver, 17 bronze), while Nigeria are sixth with 21 medals (10 gold, 6 silver, 5 bronze).

Commonwealth Games 2026 – Day 10 Medal Tally

PosCountryGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Australia613750148
2England24393497
3Canada18182157
4India1316837
5Scotland1181736
6Nigeria106521
7Wales8101230
8New Zealand810927
9Malaysia83314
10South Africa7101027
11Jamaica73515
12Northern Ireland24915
13Kenya2428
14Sri Lanka1102
14Samoa1102
14Jersey1102
17Cameroon1023
18Fiji1012
19Grenada1001
19Dominica1001
19British Virgin Is.1001
19The Bahamas1001
23Cyprus0549
24Trinidad and Tobago0235
25Uganda0213
26Singapore0202
27Mauritius0112
27Ghana0112
29Barbados0101
30Namibia0022
30Nauru0022
30Zambia0022
30Lesotho0022
34The Gambia0011
34Isle of Man0011
34Rwanda0011
34Tuvalu0011
34Papua New Guinea0011
34Pakistan0011
34Malta0011

(Table last updated on August 1 at 11:50 PM IST)

Indian medal winners at CWG 2026

Gold (13)

  • Mirabai Chanu – Weightlifting (Women’s 48kg)
  • Sharmila Dhankar – Para Athletics (Women’s Shot Put F57)
  • Dilip Mahadu Gavit – Para Athletics (Men’s 100m T47)
  • Asmita Dey – Judo (Women’s 48kg)
  • Harsh Singh – Judo (Men’s 60kg)
  • Preeti Pawar – Boxing (Women’s 54kg)
  • Jaismine Lamboria – Boxing (Women’s 57kg)
  • Soman Rana –Para Athletics (Men’s Shot Put F57)
  • Sakshi Chaudhary  – Boxing (Women’s 51kg)
  • Priya Ghanghas – Boxing (Women’s 60kg)
  • Arundhati Choudhary – Boxing (Women’s 70kg)
  • Sachin – Boxing (Men’s 60kg)
  • Ankush – Boxing (Men’s 80kg)

Silver (16)

  • Rishikanta Singh – Weightlifting (Men’s 60kg)
  • Muthupandi Raja – Weightlifting (Men’s 65kg)
  • Gyaneshwari Yadav – Weightlifting (Women’s 53kg)
  • Valluri Ajaya Babu – Weightlifting (Men’s 79kg)
  • Sarvesh Kushare – Athletics (Men’s High Jump)
  • Harjinder Kaur –  Weightlifting (Women’s  69kg)
  • Gulveer Singh – Athletics (Men’s 10,000m)
  • Murali Shreeshankar  – Athletics (Long Jump)
  • Mohammed Basil – Para Athletics (Men’s 100m T47)
  • Lovepreet Singh – Weightlifting (Men’s 110+kg)
  • Yamini Mourya – Judo (Women’s 57kg)
  • Neeraj Chopra – Athletics (Men’s Javelin)
  • Praveen Chithravel – Athletics (Men’s Triple Jump)
  • Jaudmani Singh – Boxing (Men’s 55kg)
  • Shubham Juyal –Para Athletics (Men’s Shot Put F57)
  • Lovlina Borgohain – Boxing (Women’s 75 kg)

Bronze (8)

  • Jhandu Kumar – Para Powerlifting (Men’s Heavyweight)
  • Bindyarani Devi – Weightlifting (Women’s 58kg)
  • Shilpa Shyla – Para Athletics (Women’s Shot Put F57)
  • Seema Kaliramna – Athletics (Women’s Discus Throw)
  • Yashvir Singh – Athletics (Men’s Javelin)
  • Tejaswin Shankar – Athletics (Decathlon)
  • Selva Prabhu Thirumaran – Athletics (Men’s Triple Jump)
  • Unnati Sharma – Judo (Women -63 kg)