The 2026 Commonwealth Games were held in Glasgow, Scotland, from 23 July to 2 August 2026.https://www.glasgow2026.com/news/4552333/no-glasgow-no-party-commonwealth-games-redefined Glasgow hosted the Games across four venues, with athletes from 74 nations and territories competing across a 10-sport programme.

Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Tally

Australia topped the medal table with 171 medals, including 70 Gold, 45 Silver and 56 Bronze.

Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Tally

Australia topped the medal table with 171 medals, including 70 Gold, 45 Silver and 56 Bronze.https://www.glasgow2026.com/medals

Rank	Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Australia	70	45	56	171
2	England	29	45	36	110
3	Canada	19	20	23	62
4	India	13	17	9	39

India finished 4th in the overall medal standings with 39 medals — 13 Gold, 17 Silver and 9 Bronze.

India’s Medal Performance by Sport

India won medals across Boxing, Athletics and Para Athletics, Weightlifting, Judo and Para Powerlifting.

Sport	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
Boxing	7	3	0	10
Athletics & Para Athletics	3	7	6	16
Weightlifting	1	6	1	8
Judo	2	1	1	4
Para Powerlifting	0	0	1	1
Total	13	17	9	39

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India’s Gold Medal Winners at Commonwealth Games 2026

No.	Athlete	Event	Sport	Medal
1	Mirabai Chanu	Women’s 48kg	Weightlifting	Gold
2	Sharmila Dhankar	Women’s Shot Put F57	Para Athletics	Gold
3	Dilip Gavit	Men’s 100m T47	Para Athletics	Gold
4	Asmita Dey	Women’s 48kg	Judo	Gold
5	Harsh Singh	Men’s 60kg	Judo	Gold
6	Soman Rana	Men’s Shot Put F57	Para Athletics	Gold
7	Preeti Pawar	Women’s Boxing	Boxing	Gold
8	Jaismine Lamboria	Women’s 57kg	Boxing	Gold
9	Sakshi Chaudhary	Women’s 51kg	Boxing	Gold
10	Priya Ghanghas	Women’s 60kg	Boxing	Gold
11	Arundhati Choudhary	Women’s 70kg	Boxing	Gold
12	Sachin Siwach	Men’s 60kg	Boxing	Gold
13	Ankush Panghal	Men’s 80kg	Boxing	Gold

India won 13 Gold medals in total. Eight of these gold medals were won by women athletes.

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India’s Silver Medal Winners

No.	Athlete	Event	Sport	Medal
1	Rishikanta Singh	Men’s 60kg	Weightlifting	Silver
2	Muthupandi Raja	Men’s 65kg	Weightlifting	Silver
3	Gyaneshwari Yadav	Women’s 53kg	Weightlifting	Silver
4	Valluri Babu	Men’s 79kg	Weightlifting	Silver
5	Harjinder Kaur	Women’s 69kg	Weightlifting	Silver
6	Lovepreet Singh	Men’s 110+kg	Weightlifting	Silver
7	Sarvesh Anil Kushare	Men’s High Jump	Athletics	Silver
8	Gulveer Singh	Men’s 10,000m	Athletics	Silver
9	Murali Sreeshankar	Men’s Long Jump	Athletics	Silver
10	Mohammed Morssinganakath	Men’s 100m T47	Para Athletics	Silver
11	Neeraj Chopra	Men’s Javelin Throw	Athletics	Silver
12	Praveen Chithravel	Men’s Triple Jump	Athletics	Silver
13	Shubham Juyal	Men’s Shot Put F57	Para Athletics	Silver
14	Yamini Mourya	Women’s 57kg	Judo	Silver
15	Jadumani Singh	Men’s 55kg	Boxing	Silver
16	Lovlina Borgohain	Women’s 75kg	Boxing	Silver
17	Narender Berwal	Men’s +90kg	Boxing	Silver

India won 17 Silver medals in total.

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India’s Bronze Medal Winners

No.	Athlete	Event	Sport	Medal
1	Jhandu Kumar	Men’s Heavyweight	Para Powerlifting	Bronze
2	Bindyarani Sorokhaibam	Women’s 58kg	Weightlifting	Bronze
3	Shilpa Shyla	Women’s Shot Put F57	Para Athletics	Bronze
4	Seema	Women’s Discus Throw	Athletics	Bronze
5	Tejaswin Shankar	Men’s Decathlon	Athletics	Bronze
6	Yash Singh	Men’s Javelin Throw	Athletics	Bronze
7	Selva Thirumaran	Men’s Triple Jump	Athletics	Bronze
8	Unnati Sharma	Women’s 63kg	Judo	Bronze
9	Gulveer Singh	Men’s 5000m	Athletics	Bronze

India won 9 Bronze medals in total.

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Commonwealth Games 2030: Ahmedabad / Amdavad

The 2030 Commonwealth Games will be hosted by Amdavad (Ahmedabad), Gujarat, India.

Amdavad was formally ratified as the host of the Centenary Commonwealth Games at the Commonwealth Sport General Assembly in Glasgow in November 2025. The 2030 edition will mark the 100th anniversary of the Commonwealth Games, whose first edition was held in Hamilton, Canada, in 1930.

During the closing ceremony of Glasgow 2026, the Commonwealth Games flag and host baton were handed over to India/Amdavad, officially beginning the journey towards the 2030 Games.

India last hosted the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi in 2010. Therefore, Amdavad 2030 will mark India’s return as host after two decades and will be the first Commonwealth Games held in Gujarat.

The Amdavad 2030 Games will be particularly significant because they will be the Centenary Commonwealth Games, making the event an important milestone in the history of Commonwealth Sport and Indian sports.