Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Tally: Indian Gold, Silver, Bronze Winners' Full List and Updates (July 30)

The India medal tally is 15 so far at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, including three gold, nine silver, and three bronze medals. Mirabai Chanu secured the first gold medal for India, while para-athletes also impressed. Here is everything you need to know about the Commonwealth Games 2026 medal tally for India. We reveal the full list of gold, silver and bronze medal winners among Indian athletes and updated standings as of July 30.
Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Tally
Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Tally - India: Mirabai Chanu, the first Gold medalist from India at the 2026 Commonwealth Games with her coach, Vijay Sharma. Instagram @mirabai_chanu
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The Commonwealth Games 2026 is at its last stage and the Indian medal tally has been quite impressive. Mirabai Chanu became the first Indian to win a gold medal at this edition of the Commonwealth Games which is being played at Glasgow. The other two gold medalists for India have both been para atheletes, which doesn't come as a surprise as India usually does well in para-events. India's highest medal count is in the silver category, where it has won 9 medals. India has won a total of 15 medals so far. Here's taking a better look at the Commonwealth Games 2026 medal tally for India and the full list of gold, silver and bronze medal winners. The updated standings are for July 30.

Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Tally: India Full List Of Gold, Silver, Bronze Winners

Here's taking a look at the full list of Indian medalists at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow:

Commonwealth Games 2026: India Medal Tally Full List

Medal - Gold (3)

Mirabai Chanu (Women's 48kg)

Sharmila Dhankar (Women's shot put F57)

Dilip Gavit (Men's 100 m T47)

Medal - Silver (9)

Rishikanta Singh (Men's 60 kg), Muthupandi Raja (Men's 65 kg), Gyaneshwari Yadav (Women's 53 kg), Sarvesh Kushare (Men's high jump), Ajaya Babu (Men's 79 kg), Harjinder Kaur (Women's 69 kg), Gulveer Singh (Men's 10,000 metres), Murali Sreeshankar (Men's long jump), Mohammed Basil (Men's 100 m T47)

Medal - Bronze (3)

Winners - Jhandu Kumar (Men's heavyweight), Bindyarani Devi (Women's 58 kg), Shilpa Shyla (Women's shot put F57)

Total - 15

Commonwealth Games 2026 Ranking

Here's taking a look at India's ranking at the Commonwealth Games 2026 with respect to other nations at the event. India's is ranked 8th in this edition of the Commonwealth Games, and this is the full ranking

Rank - 1

  • Nation - Australia

  • Gold - 47

  • Silver - 21

  • Bronze - 35

  • Total - 103

Rank - 2

  • Nation - Canada

  • Gold - 14

  • Silver - 11

  • Bronze - 14

  • Total - 39

Rank - 3

  • Nation - England

  • Gold - 12

  • Silver - 27

  • Bronze - 17

  • Total - 56

Rank - 4

  • Nation - Scotland

  • Gold - 9

  • Silver - 7

  • Bronze - 7

  • Total - 23

Rank - 5

  • Nation - Nigeria

  • Gold - 7

  • Silver - 5

  • Bronze - 2

  • Total - 14

Rank - 6

  • Nation - South Africa

  • Gold - 6

  • Silver - 8

  • Bronze - 8

  • Total - 22

Rank - 7

  • Nation - Malaysia

  • Gold - 6

  • Silver - 2

  • Bronze - 3

  • Total - 11

Rank - 8

  • Nation - India

  • Gold - 3

  • Silver - 9

  • Bronze - 3

  • Total - 15

Rank - 9

  • Nation - New Zealand

  • Gold - 3

  • Silver - 7

  • Bronze - 4

  • Total - 14

Rank - 10

  • Nation - Jamaica

  • Gold - 3

  • Silver - 0

  • Bronze - 1

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FAQs

How many medals has India won at the 2026 Commonwealth Games?

India has won 15 medals so far: three gold, nine silver, and three bronze.

Who won India's gold medals at the 2026 Commonwealth Games?

Mirabai Chanu, Sharmila Dhankar, and Dilip Gavit won India's three gold medals.

What is India's current rank in the 2026 Commonwealth Games medal tally?

India is currently ranked eighth in the overall medal standings.

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