Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Tally: India Finishes Fourth With 39 Medals; Gold, Silver & Bronze Winners List

India produced one of its most memorable Commonwealth Games campaigns in recent years, finishing fourth in the overall medal standings at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games with an impressive haul of 39 medals, comprising 13 gold, 17 silver and 9 bronze. The strong finish was sealed after a remarkable final day in which Indian athletes collected 16 medals.

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With the conclusion of Glasgow 2026, India has now won 564 Commonwealth Games medals overall, including 203 gold, 190 silver and 171 bronze medals, making it the fourth-most successful nation in Commonwealth Games history.

India's finest-ever performance remains the 2010 New Delhi Commonwealth Games, where the host nation secured 101 medals, its highest tally at a single edition.

India's 39-medal haul at the Commonwealth Games 2026 came through outstanding performances across boxing, weightlifting, athletics, para athletics, judo and para powerlifting.

India Medal Tally at Commonwealth Games 2026: Complete Winners List

CWG 2026 Gold medal winners (13): Mirabai Chanu (Women's 48kg Weightlifting), Sharmila Dhankar (Women's Shot Put F57, Para Athletics), Dilip Gavit (Men's 100m T47, Para Athletics), Soman Rana (Men's Shot Put F57, Para Athletics), Asmita Dey (Women's -48kg Judo), Harsh Singh (Men's -60kg Judo), Preeti Pawar (Women's 54kg Boxing), Jaismine Lamboria (Women's 57kg Boxing), Sakshi Chaudhary (Women's 51kg Boxing), Priya Ghanghas (Women's 60kg Boxing), Arundhati Choudhary (Women's 70kg Boxing), Sachin Siwach (Men's 60kg Boxing) and Ankush Panghal (Men's 80kg Boxing).

Silver medal winners (17): Rishikanta Singh (Men's 60kg Weightlifting), Muthupandi Raja (Men's 65kg Weightlifting), Gyaneshwari Yadav (Women's 53kg Weightlifting), Valluri Ajaya Babu (Men's 79kg Weightlifting), Harjinder Kaur (Women's 69kg Weightlifting), Lovepreet Singh (Men's +110kg Weightlifting), Sarvesh Kushare (Men's High Jump Athletics), Gulveer Singh (Men's 10,000m Athletics), Murali Sreeshankar (Men's Long Jump Athletics), Mohammed Basil (Men's 100m T47, Para Athletics), Shubham Juyal (Men's Shot Put F57, Para Athletics), Yamini Mourya (Women's 57kg Judo), Jadumani Singh (Men's 55kg Boxing), Lovlina Borgohain (Women's 75kg Boxing), Narender Berwal (Men's +90kg Boxing), Neeraj Chopra (Men's Javelin Throw Athletics) and Pravreen Chithravel (Men's Triple Jump Athletics).

Bronze medal winners (9): Jhandu Kumar (Men's Heavyweight Para Powerlifting), Bindyarani Devi (Women's 58kg Weightlifting), Shilpa K Shyla (Women's Shot Put F57, Para Athletics), Seema Kaliramna (Women's Discus Throw Athletics), Tejaswin Shankar (Men's Decathlon Athletics), Yash Vir Singh (Men's Javelin Throw Athletics), Selva Prabhu (Men's Triple Jump Athletics), Unnati Sharma (Women's -63kg Judo) and Gulveer Singh (Men's 5,000m Athletics).

Gulveer Singh emerged as India's only multiple medallist at the Commonwealth Games 2026, winning a silver medal in the men's 10,000m and a bronze medal in the men's 5,000m.

India in Commonwealth Games from Birmingham 2022 to Glasgow 2026

Compared with the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, India's medal distribution witnessed some notable shifts across sports:

Athletics and Para Athletics emerged as India's biggest success story, with the medal tally doubling from 8 medals in 2022 to 16 medals in 2026, reflecting the country's growing strength in track and field events.

Boxing delivered another outstanding campaign, improving its medal haul from 7 medals in Birmingham to 10 medals.

Weightlifting, traditionally one of India's strongest sports at the Commonwealth Games, contributed 8 medals, slightly lower than the 10 medals won in 2022, but still remained among the country's top medal-winning events.

Judo continued its upward trajectory, increasing its tally from 3 medals in 2022 to 4 medals in 2026, highlighted by two gold medal-winning performances.

Lawn Bowls, which produced India's historic maiden Commonwealth Games gold in Birmingham 2022, did not contribute any medals in Glasgow 2026, with the discipline absent from India's medal tally.

Para Powerlifting maintained its consistency, with India winning one medal, the same as in the previous edition.

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