India's medal tally at Commonwealth Games: List of all medal winners for India at CWG 2022

The last three days of the Commonwealth Games 2022 was medals galore for India, which saw the contingent walk away with several gold medals across various events. While day 9 began with the Indian wrestling contigent winning six medals, day 10 saw Indian women's hockey team winning the bronze before three boxers won gold. Soon after, India also clinched a historic gold and a silver in the triple jump,  among several other medals. 

Meanwhile, the day ended with India winning a silver medal in cricket and a gold medal in the table tennis mixed doubles event. India continued their surge in the medals tally on the last day of the games as PV Sindhu, Sharath Kamal, team of Satwikraj Rankireddy & Chirag Shetty and Lakshya Sen clinched gold medals in badminton and TT. India's campaign at CWG 2022 concluded with the Indian men's hockey team winning the silver medal. Following a successful Day 9, Day 10 and Day 11 at CWG 2022, here is a look at India's medal tally and their position.

CWG 2022 medals tally: India in fourth

India have finished on fourth position when it comes to the CWG 2022 medals tally, having won 61 in total. India upstaged New Zealand in the medals tally on Day 11 with several gold medals coming in the last 3 days. (NZ have 19 gold while IND have won 22).

With 12 medals, including seven gold, wrestling has been India's most successful discipline at CWG 2022. Weightlifting has been a close second with 10 Indians winning medals (three gold), while boxing and table tennis is in joint-third place with seven winning medals. Below is a list of all the Indian athletes who have won a medal at the Commonwealth Games 2022.

CWG 2022: List of Medal winners for India

Wrestling

1. Women's 57kg freestyle: Anshu Malik (silver)
2. Men's 65kg freestyle: Bajrang Punia (gold)
3. Women's 62kg freestyle: Sakshi Malik (gold)
4. Men’s 86kg freestyle: Deepak Punia (gold)
5. Women’s 68kg freestyle: Divya Kakran (bronze)
6. Men’s 125kg freestyle: Mohit Grewal (bronze)
7. Women's 50kg freestyle: Pooja Gehlot (bronze)
8. Men's 57kg freestyle: Ravi Kumar Dahiya (gold)
9. Women's 53kg freestyle: Vinesh Phogat (gold)
10. Men's 74kg freestyle: Naveen (gold)
11. Women’s 76kg freestyle: Pooja Sihag (gold)
12. Men's 97kg freestyle: Deepak Nehra bronze)

Weightlifting

1. Women’s 49kg: Mirabai Chanu (gold)
2. Women’s 55kg: Bindyarani Devi (silver)
3. Men’s 55kg: Sanket Sargar (silver)
4. Men’s 61kg: Gururaja Poojary (bronze)
5. Men’s 73kg: Achinta Sheuli (gold)
6. Men’s 67kg: Jeremy Lalrinnunga (gold)
7. Women’s 71kg: Harjinder Kaur (bronze)
8. Men’s 96kg: Vikas Thakur (silver)
9. Men's 109kg: Lovepreet Singh
10. Men's 109+kg: Gurpreet Singh

Boxing

1. Men’s 92+kg super heavyweight: Sagar Ahlawat (silver)
2. Women's 50kg light flyweight: Nikhat Zareen (gold)
3. Men's 51kg flyweight: Amit Panghal (gold)
4. Women's 48kg minimumweight: Nitu Ghangas (bronze)
5. Men's 67kg welterweight: Rohit Tokas (bronze)
6. Men's 57kg featherweight: Mohammad Hussamuddin (bronze)
7. Women's 60kg lightweight: Jaismine Lamboria (bronze)

Table Tennis

1. Men's Table Tennis team: Gold
2. Men's Doubles: Sharath Kamal and Gnanasekaran Sathiyan (silver)
3. Mixed Doubles: Sharath Kamal Achanta and Sreeja Akula (gold)
4. Para Women's Singles: Bhavina Patel (gold)
5. Para Women's Singles: Sonalben Manubhai Patel (bronze)
6. Men's Singles: G Sathiyan (bronze)
7. Men's Singles: Sharath Kamal (gold)

Judo

1. Women’s 48kg: Shushila Likmabam (silver)
2. Men’s 60kg: Vijay Kumar Yadav (bronze)
3. Women's 78kg: Tulika Maan (silver)

Badminton

1. Mixed Team: Silver
2. Men's Singles: Kidambi Srikanth (bronze)
3. Women's Doubles: Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand (bronze)
4. Women's singles: PV Sindhu (Gold)
5. Men's Singles: Lakshya Sen (Gold)
6. Men's Doubles: Satwikraj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty (Gold)

Lawn Bowls

1. Women's Lawn Bowls team: Gold
2. Men's Lawn Bowls team: Silver

Men's Triple Jump

1. Eldhose Paul: Gold
2. Abdulla Aboobacker: Silver

10000m race walk

1. Men's: Sandeep Kumar (bronze)
2. Women's Priyanka Goswami (silver)

Squash

1. Men's Singles: Saurav Ghosal (bronze)
2. Mixed Doubles: Saurav Ghosal and Dipika Pallikal (bronze)

Para Powerlifting

1. Men's heavyweight: Sudhir (gold)

Long Jump

1. Murali Sreeshankar: Silver

Hockey

1. Women's team: Bronze
2. Men's team: Silver

Men's 3000m steeplechase

1. Avinash Sable (silver)

Cricket

1. Women's team: Silver

High Jump

1. Tejaswin Shankar: Bronze

Women's Javelin Throw

1. Annu Rani: Bronze