How many medals did India win at the Commonwealth Games 2026?

India finished the 2026 Commonwealth Games in fourth place with a total of 39 medals. The final tally included 13 gold, 17 silver, and nine bronze medals. Australia topped the table with 171 medals, followed by England with 110 and Canada with 62. India finished ahead of hosts Scotland, who also had 39 medals but fewer silvers.

The Indian contingent secured their position after a record-breaking day on Saturday. August 1 was India’s best single-day performance of the Games with 16 medals. Boxing was the biggest contributor with 10 medals. India won seven gold medals and three silvers in the ring.

The gold medallists were Sakshi Chaudhary, Preeti Pawar, Jaismine Lamboria, Priya Ghanghas, Arundhati Choudhary, Sachin Siwach, and Ankush Panghal. The silver medallists were Lovlina Borgohain, Jadumani Singh, and Narender Berwal.

India also achieved several historic firsts. Asmita Dey and Harsh Singh became the country’s first Commonwealth Games judo gold medallists. Tejaswin Shankar won the first-ever decathlon medal for India with a bronze. Para athletics delivered a double podium in the men’s F57 shot put with Soman Rana winning gold and Shubham Juyal taking silver.

Athletics also saw a double podium in the men’s triple jump. Praveen Chithravel won silver and Selva Prabhu Thirumaran took bronze. Gulveer Singh became India’s only double medallist. He won bronze in both the men’s 10,000m and 5,000m events.

On the final day, India came close to adding more medals but missed out. Ishroop Narang lost her bronze medal bout in judo. Harsh Tokas also lost his bronze medal match. Cyclists failed to reach medal positions. Lisha Das finished sixth in para cycling.

The Games ended with the Commonwealth baton being handed over to India. The next edition will be held in Ahmedabad in 2030. Boxing gold medallist Jaismine Lamboria served as India’s flag bearer during the closing ceremony.

India Finishes Fourth at Commonwealth Games 2026 With 39 Medals and 13 Golds

India concluded their Commonwealth Games 2026 campaign with a total of 39 medals. The final tally included 13 gold, 17 silver, and nine bronze medals. This performance secured fourth place in the overall medal standings.

Boxing was India’s strongest discipline. The pugilists delivered the nation’s best-ever performance at the Commonwealth Games. India finished atop the boxing medals table with an unprecedented haul of seven gold and three silver medals.

The women boxers lived up to expectations by securing five gold medals. Reigning world champion Jaismine Lamboria won gold in the 57kg category. Asian Games medallist Preeti Pawar won gold in the 54kg category. Asian champion Priya Ghanghas won gold in the 60kg category. Sakshi Chaudhary won gold in the 51kg category. Arundhati Choudhary won gold in the 70kg category. Olympic medallist Lovlina Borgohain settled for silver in the 75kg category.

In the men’s category, Sachin Siwach and Ankush Panghal clinched gold medals. India’s previous best boxing performance at the Commonwealth Games was at the 2018 Gold Coast edition. The team had secured seven medals, including three golds.

Asmita Dey and Harsh Singh became the country’s first Commonwealth Games judo gold medallists. Tejaswin Shankar won the first-ever decathlon medal for India with a bronze. Gulveer Singh became India’s only double medallist with bronzes in both the 10,000m and 5,000m events.

The next Commonwealth Games will be held in Ahmedabad in 2030.

No.	Athlete	Event	Sport	Medal
1	Jhandu Kumar	Men’s heavyweight	Para powerlifting	Bronze
2	Rishikanta Singh	Men’s 60kg	Weightlifting	Silver
3	Mirabai Chanu	Women’s 48kg	Weightlifting	Gold
4	Muthupandi Raja	Men’s 65kg	Weightlifting	Silver
5	Gyaneshwari Yadav	Women’s 53kg	Weightlifting	Silver
6	Bindyarani Devi	Women’s 58kg	Weightlifting	Bronze
7	Sharmila Dhankar	Women’s shot put F57	Para athletics	Gold
8	Sarvesh Kushare	Men’s high jump	Athetics	Silver
9	Shilpa K Shyla	Women’s shot put F57	Para athletics	Bronze
10	Valluri Ajaya Babu	Men’s 79kg	Weightlifting	Silver
11	Harjinder Kaur	Women’s 69kg	Weightlifting	Silver
12	Gulveer Singh	Men’s 10000m	Athletics	Silver
13	Murali Sreeshankar	Men’s long jump	Athletics	Silver
14	Dilip Gavit	Men’s 100m T47	Para athletics	Gold
15	Mohammed Basil	Men’s 100m T47	Para athletics	Silver
16	Lovepreet Singh	Men’s +110kg	Weightlifting	Silver
17	Seema Kaliramna	Women’s discus throw	Athletics	Bronze
18	Asmita Dey	Women’s -48kg	Judo	Gold
19	Harsh Singh	Men’s -60kg	Judo	Gold
20	Yamini Mourya	Women’s -57kg	Judo	Silver
21	Tejaswin Shankar	Men’s decathlon	Athletics	Bronze
22	Yash Vir Singh	Men’s javelin throw	Athletics	Bronze
23	Neeraj Chopra	Men’s javelin throw	Athletics	Silver
24	Preeti Pawar	Women’s 54kg	Boxing	Gold
25	Pravreen Chithravel	Men’s triple jump	Athletics	Silver
26	Selva Prabhu	Men’s triple jump	Athletics	Bronze
27	Jaismine Lamboria	Women’s 57kg	Boxing	Gold
28	Jadumani Singh	Men’s 55kg	Boxing	Silver
29	Shubham Juyal	Men’s shot put F57	Para athletics	Silver
30	Soman Rana	Men’s shot put F57	Para athletics	Gold
31	Unnati Sharma	Women’s -63kg	Judo	Bronze
32	Sakshi Chaudhary	Women’s 51kg	Boxing	Gold
33	Priya Ghanghas	Women’s 60kg	Boxing	Gold
34	Arundhati Choudhary	Women’s 70kg	Boxing	Gold
35	Lovlina Borgohain	Women’s 75kg	Boxing	Silver
36	Sachin Siwach	Men’s 60kg	Boxing	Gold
37	Ankush Panghal	Men’s 80kg	Boxing	Gold
38	Narender Berwal	Men’s +90kg	Boxing	Silver
39	Gulveer Singh	Men’s 5000m	Athletics	Bronze

FAQs

Q. How many gold medals did India win?

A. India won 13 gold medals.

Q. Which position did India finish in the medal table?

A. India finished fourth behind Canada.

Q. Which country will host the next Commonwealth Games?

A. India will host the 2030 Games in Ahmedabad.

Q. Who was India’s flag bearer at the closing ceremony?

A. Jaismine Lamboria was India’s flag bearer.

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