CWG 2026 India’s final medal tally: List of winners and overall table

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The Indian tricolour is projected on the screen during the closing ceremony of the 23rd Commonwealth Games (CWG), at OVO Hydro, in Glasgow, Scotland, Sunday, Aug. 2, 2026. After 11 days of intense competition, the Glasgow Commonwealth Games concluded with the flag and baton handed over to India, hosts of the Centenary edition, in a glittering ceremony on Sunday.

The Indian tricolour is projected on the screen during the closing ceremony of the 23rd Commonwealth Games (CWG), at OVO Hydro, in Glasgow, Scotland, Sunday, Aug. 2, 2026. After 11 days of intense competition, the Glasgow Commonwealth Games concluded with the flag and baton handed over to India, hosts of the Centenary edition, in a glittering ceremony on Sunday. | Photo Credit: PTI

India concluded its campaign at the 23rd Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games in fourth place after securing a total of 39 medals: 13 gold, 17 silver, and nine bronze.

Leading a 122-member contingent across eight able-bodied (athletics, artistic gymnastics, bowls, boxing, judo, swimming, track cycling, weightlifting) and five integrated para-sports categories (para athletics, para powerlifting, para swimming, para track cycling and 3x3 wheelchair basketball), Indian athletes have left their indelible mark in Scotland.

India secured a fourth-place finish at the Commonwealth Games for the second consecutive time, trailing behind Canada.

Weightlifter Mirabai Chanu secured India’s first gold medal in Glasgow by winning the 48 kg event. Meanwhile, Rishikanta Singh won India’s first able-bodied medal with a silver in the Men’s 60 kg weightlifting category, and Raja Muthupandi followed up with a second silver in the Men’s 65 kg weightlifting event.

Para-powerlifter Jhandu Kumar officially opened India’s medal account on Friday (July 24) by capturing a bronze medal in the Men’s para-powerlifting division. India won its second bronze when Bindyarani Devi finished third in the final of the women’s 58 kg weightlifting event.

Asmita Dey made history by winning India's first-ever gold medal in judo at the Commonwealth Games. Shortly after, Harsh Singh also joined the ranks.

Indian boxers delivered strong performances at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, securing 10 medals: 7 gold and 3 silver. This impressive haul of seven gold medals is the most ever won by any nation in boxing at a single edition of the Commonwealth Games, a record that had remained unbeaten for nearly a century.

Commonwealth Games 2026 medal tally

RankCountryGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Australia704556171
2England294536110
3Canada19202362
4India1317939
5Scotland1391739
6New Zealand10141236
7Nigeria107724
8Jamaica104519
9Wales9101231
10Malaysia83516

CWG 2026: India’s medal table by sport

SportGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Athletics05510
Para Athletics3216
Weightlifting1618
Para powerlifting0011
Judo2114
Boxing73010
Total1317939

(Last updated at 11:35 a.m. IST, August 3, 2026)

Published - July 27, 2026 03:02 pm IST

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