List of Commonwealth Games India Medal Tally

Published on: Aug 9, 2022 11:07 am IST|Updated on: Aug 9, 2022 11:07 am IST

Commonwealth Games India Medal Tally

India bagged a total of 22 Gold medals in the Commonwealth Games (CWG) 2022 in Birmingham. The CWG 2022 stands as one of India’s best performance, gaining the fifth best tally of medals at the CWG. With shooting not part of the games this time, it was Weightlifting, Boxing, Wrestling and Table Tennis that did the job for the country.

Full list of India’s medal winners at Commonwealth Games 2022

No	Athlete/Team	Medal	Event	Sport
1	Sanket Sargar	Silver	Men’s 55kg	Weightlifting
2	Gururaja Poojary	Bronze	Men’s 61kg	Weightlifting
3	Mirabai Chanu	Gold	Women’s 49kg	Weightlifting
4	Bindyarani Devi	Silver	Women’s 55kg	Weightlifting
5	Jeremy Lalrinnunga	Gold	Men’s 67kg	Weightlifting
6	Achinta Sheuli	Gold	Men’s 73kg	Weightlifting
7	Sushila Devi Likmabam	Silver	Women’s 48kg	Judo
8	Vijay Kumar Yadav	Bronze	Men’s 60kg	Judo
9	Harjinder Kaur	Bronze	Women’s 71kg	Weightlifting
10	Indian women’s team	Gold	Women’s fours	Lawn bowls
11	Vikas Thakur	Silver	Men’s 96kg	Weightlifting
12	Indian men’s team	Gold	Men’s team	Table Tennis
13	Indian mixed team	Silver	Mixed team	Badminton
14	Lovepreet Singh	Bronze	Men’s 109kg	Weightlifting
15	Saurav Ghosal	Bronze	Men’s singles	Squash
16	Tulika Maan	Silver	Women’s +78kg	Judo
17	Gurdeep Singh	Bronze	Men’s +109kg	Weightlifting
18	Tejaswin Shankar	Bronze	Men’s high jump	Athletics
19	Murali Sreeshankar	Silver	Men’s long jump	Athletics
20.	Sudhir	Gold	Men’s heavyweight	Para powerlifting
21.	Bajrang Punia	Gold	Men’s Freestyle 65 kg	Wrestling
22.	Sakshi Malik	Gold	Women’s Freestyle 62 kg	Wrestling
23.	Deepak Punia	Gold	Men’s Freestyle 86 kg	Wrestling
24.	Anshu Malik	Silver	Women’s Freestyle 57 kg	Wrestling
25.	Divya Kakran	Bronze	Women’s 68 kg	Wrestling
26.	Mohit Grewal	Bronze	Men’s Freestyle 125 kg	Wrestling
27.	Priyanka Goswami	Silver	Women’s 10,000m Race Walk	Athletics
28.	Avinash Sable	Silver	Men’s 3000m steeplechase	Athletics
29.	Indian men’s team	Silver	Men’s four	Lawn bowls
30.	Jaismine Lamboria	Bronze	Women’s 60 kg	Boxing
31.	Pooja Gehlot	Bronze	Women’s Freestyle 50 kg	Wrestling
32.	Ravi Kumar Dahiya	Gold	Men’s 57 kg	Wrestling
33.	Vinesh Phogat	Gold	Women’s 53 kg	Wrestling
34.	Naveen	Gold	Men’s 74 kg	Wrestling
35.	Pooja Sihag	Bronze	Women’s 76 kg	Wrestling
36.	Deepak Nehra	Bronze	Men’s 97 kg	Wrestling
37.	Mohammed Hussamuddin	Bronze	Men’s 57 kg	Boxing
38.	Sonalben Patel	Bronze	Women’s singles	Para Table Tennis
39.	Rohit Tokas	Bronze	Men’s 67 kg	Boxing
40.	Bhavina Patel	Gold	Women’s Singles	Para Table Tennis
41.	Team India	Bronze	Women’s Hockey	Hockey
42.	Nitu Ghanghas	Gold	Women’s 48 kg	Boxing
43.	Amit Panghal	Gold	Men’s 51 kg	Boxing
44.	Eldhose Paul	Gold	Men’s Triple Jump	Athletics
45.	Abdulla Aboobacker	Silver	Men’s Triple Jump	Athletics
46.	Sandeep Kumar	Bronze	10,000m Race Walk	Athletics
47.	Annu Rani	Bronze	Women’s Javelin	Javelin throw
48.	Nikhat Zareen	Gold	Women’s 50 kg	Boxing
49.	Sharath Kamal/Sathiyan Gnanasekaran	Silver	Men’s doubles	Table Tennis
50.	Dipika Pallikal/ Saurav Ghosal	Bronze	Mixed doubles	Squash
51.	Kidambi Srikanth	Bronze	Men’s singles	Badminton
52.	Team India	Silver	Women’s cricket	Cricket
53.	Sharath Kamal/Sreeja Akula	Gold	Mixed doubles	Table Tennis
54.	Treesa Jolly/ Gayatri Gopichand	Bronze	Women’s doubles	Badminton
55.	Sagar Ahlawat	Silver	Men’s +92 kg	Boxing
56.	PV Sindhu	Gold	Women’s singles	Badminton
57.	Lakshya Sen	Gold	Men’s singles	Badminton
58.	Sathiyan Gnanasekaran	Bronze	Men’s singles	Table Tennis
59.	Sharath Kamal	Gold	Men’s singles	Table Tennis
60.	Satwiksairaj Rankireddy-Chirag Shetty	Gold	Men’s doubles	Badminton
61.	Team India	Silver	Men’s Hockey	Hockey

With no Neeraj Chopra in the Indian contingent, India missed would feel they missed out on an assured Gold medal. With 22 Gold medals India finished fourth behind Australia, England and Canada as serial winners PV Sindhu, Mirabai Chanu contributing to the cause. In total India won 61 medals, including 16 Silver medals and 23 Bronze medals.

With the Paris Olympics not far, the Indian contingent will be looking forward to improve on certain performances. India grabbed silver in Men’s Hockey, Badminton mixed teams, Women’s Cricket and will be looking for improved performance.

Aditya Pimpale