All-Time Medal Summary

India's performance across all editions of the Commonwealth Games.

  • Gold: 203
  • Silver: 190
  • Bronze: 171
  • Total Medals: 564

Year-wise Medal Performance (Chart)

Year-wise Medal Performance (Table)

India’s medal tally across all editions.

Year Host City Gold Silver Bronze Total Rank
2026 Glasgow 🔴 LIVE
2022Birmingham221623614
2018Gold Coast262020663
2014Glasgow153019645
2010Delhi3827361012
2006Melbourne221711504
2002Manchester302217694

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Sport-wise Medal Breakdown (Chart)

Sport-wise Medal Tally

Sport Gold Silver Bronze Total
Shooting634428135
Weightlifting465136133
Wrestling493926114
Boxing11132044
Athletics6141636
Badminton1081331
Table Tennis1051328

India's Commonwealth Games Legacy

India has participated in the Commonwealth Games since 1934, making it one of the founding nations of this multi-sport event. Over nearly nine decades, Indian athletes have built a legacy of excellence particularly in shooting, weightlifting, and wrestling — sports that have consistently delivered medals at every edition.

The 2010 New Delhi Commonwealth Games remain the pinnacle of India's hosting and performance history. As the home nation, India won 101 medals and finished second in the overall standings — a record that stands to this day. Shooting alone contributed over 63 gold medals across India's CWG history before being dropped from the 2022 Birmingham programme, significantly impacting India's medal potential in subsequent editions.

Looking ahead to the Commonwealth Games 2030 in Ahmedabad, India will compete as the host nation once again. With four years to prepare, Indian sports authorities are investing heavily in athlete development across athletics, boxing, badminton, and para sports. The 2026 Glasgow Games serve as an important benchmark — India's performance there will shape the targets and training programmes for 2030.