India’s Commonwealth Games Gold Medal Winners Since 2010: Every Champion Who Stood on Top of the Podium

India has enjoyed one of its most successful eras at the Commonwealth Games over the last four editions, producing world champions, Olympic medallists and household names across multiple sports.

The country’s greatest-ever performance came on home soil at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, where India won a record 38 gold medals as part of a historic 101-medal haul. It remains India’s best-ever finish at the quadrennial event, with the hosts ending second on the overall medals table behind Australia.

While the gold tally dipped in subsequent editions, India continued to establish itself as one of the Commonwealth’s sporting powerhouses. Glasgow 2014 yielded 15 gold medals before Gold Coast 2018 witnessed a resurgence with 26 titles, powered by stars like Neeraj Chopra, Mary Kom, Manika Batra and Mirabai Chanu.

At Birmingham 2022, despite shooting being dropped from the programme, India still claimed 22 gold medals through standout performances in athletics, badminton, wrestling, boxing, table tennis, lawn bowls and para powerlifting, underlining the country’s growing depth beyond its traditional strengths.

India’s Gold Medal Count at Commonwealth Games Since 2010

Edition Host City Gold Medals Total Medals
2010 New Delhi, India 38 101
2014 Glasgow, Scotland 15 64
2018 Gold Coast, Australia 26 66
2022 Birmingham, England 22 61

India’s Commonwealth Games Gold Medal Winners (2010-2022)

Year Sport Gold Medal Winner(s) Event
2010 Archery Deepika Kumari Women’s Recurve Individual
Archery Rahul Banerjee Men’s Recurve Individual
Archery Deepika Kumari, Dola Banerjee, Bombayala Devi Women’s Recurve Team
Athletics Krishna Poonia Women’s Discus Throw
Athletics Manjeet Kaur, Sini Jose, Ashwini Akkunji, Mandeep Kaur Women’s 4x400m Relay
Badminton Saina Nehwal Women’s Singles
Badminton Ashwini Ponnappa & Jwala Gutta Women’s Doubles
Boxing Suranjoy Singh 52kg
Boxing Manoj Kumar 64kg
Boxing Paramjeet Samota +91kg
Shooting Anisa Sayyed Women’s 25m Pistol
Shooting Anisa Sayyed & Rahi Sarnobat 25m Pistol Pairs
Shooting Heena Sidhu & Annu Raj Singh 10m Air Pistol Pairs
Shooting Abhinav Bindra & Gagan Narang 10m Air Rifle Pairs
Shooting Omkar Singh 10m Air Pistol
Shooting Omkar Singh 50m Pistol
Shooting Omkar Singh & Gurpreet Singh 10m Air Pistol Pairs
Shooting Gagan Narang 10m Air Rifle
Shooting Gagan Narang 50m Rifle 3 Positions
Shooting Gagan Narang & Imran Hassan Khan 50m Rifle 3 Positions Pairs
Shooting Vijay Kumar 25m Rapid Fire Pistol
Shooting Vijay Kumar & Gurpreet Singh 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Pairs
Shooting Harpreet Singh 25m Centre Fire Pistol
Shooting Vijay Kumar & Harpreet Singh 25m Centre Fire Pistol Pairs
Table Tennis Subhajit Saha & Sharath Kamal Men’s Doubles
Tennis Somdev Devvarman Men’s Singles
Weightlifting Yumnam Chanu Women’s 58kg
Weightlifting Katulu Ravi Kumar Men’s 69kg
Wrestling Geeta Phogat Women’s 55kg
Wrestling Alka Tomar Women’s 59kg
Wrestling Anita Sheoran Women’s 67kg
Wrestling Rajender Kumar Greco-Roman 55kg
Wrestling Ravinder Singh Greco-Roman 60kg
Wrestling Sanjay Kumar Greco-Roman 74kg
Wrestling Anil Kumar Greco-Roman 96kg
Wrestling Yogeshwar Dutt Men’s Freestyle 60kg
Wrestling Sushil Kumar Men’s Freestyle 66kg
Wrestling Narsingh Yadav Men’s Freestyle 74kg
2014 Athletics Vikas Gowda Men’s Discus Throw
Badminton Parupalli Kashyap Men’s Singles
Shooting Apurvi Chandela Women’s 10m Air Rifle
Shooting Rahi Sarnobat Women’s 25m Pistol
Shooting Abhinav Bindra Men’s 10m Air Rifle
Shooting Jitu Rai Men’s 50m Pistol
Squash Dipika Pallikal & Joshna Chinappa Women’s Doubles
Weightlifting Sanjita Khumukcham Women’s 48kg
Weightlifting Sukhen Dey Men’s 56kg
Weightlifting Sathish Sivalingam Men’s 77kg
Wrestling Vinesh Phogat Women’s 48kg
Wrestling Babita Kumari Women’s 55kg
Wrestling Amit Kumar Men’s 57kg
Wrestling Yogeshwar Dutt Men’s 65kg
Wrestling Sushil Kumar Men’s 74kg
2018 Athletics Neeraj Chopra Men’s Javelin Throw
Badminton Saina Nehwal Women’s Singles
Badminton India Mixed Team Mixed Team
Boxing Mary Kom Women’s 48kg
Boxing Gaurav Solanki Men’s 52kg
Boxing Vikas Krishan Men’s 75kg
Shooting Manu Bhaker 10m Air Pistol
Shooting Heena Sidhu 25m Pistol
Shooting Tejaswini Sawant 50m Rifle 3 Positions
Shooting Shreyasi Singh Double Trap
Shooting Jitu Rai 10m Air Pistol
Shooting Anish Bhanwala 25m Rapid Fire Pistol
Shooting Sanjeev Rajput 50m Rifle 3 Positions
Table Tennis Manika Batra Women’s Singles
Table Tennis India Women’s Team Team
Table Tennis India Men’s Team Team
Weightlifting Mirabai Chanu Women’s 48kg
Weightlifting Sanjita Chanu Women’s 53kg
Weightlifting Punam Yadav Women’s 69kg
Weightlifting Sathish Sivalingam Men’s 77kg
Weightlifting Venkat Rahul Ragala Men’s 85kg
Wrestling Vinesh Phogat Women’s 50kg
Wrestling Rahul Aware Men’s 57kg
Wrestling Bajrang Punia Men’s 65kg
Wrestling Sushil Kumar Men’s 74kg
Wrestling Sumit Malik Men’s 125kg
2022 Athletics Eldhose Paul Men’s Triple Jump
Badminton PV Sindhu Women’s Singles
Badminton Lakshya Sen Men’s Singles
Badminton Satwiksairaj Rankireddy & Chirag Shetty Men’s Doubles
Boxing Nitu Ghanghas Women’s 48kg
Boxing Nikhat Zareen Women’s 50kg
Boxing Amit Panghal Men’s 51kg
Lawn Bowls India Women’s Fours Team Women’s Fours
Para Powerlifting Sudhir Heavyweight
Table Tennis Sharath Kamal Men’s Singles
Table Tennis Bhavina Patel Women’s Singles C3-5
Table Tennis Sharath Kamal & Sreeja Akula Mixed Doubles
Table Tennis India Men’s Team Team
Weightlifting Mirabai Chanu Women’s 49kg
Weightlifting Jeremy Lalrinnunga Men’s 67kg
Weightlifting Achinta Sheuli Men’s 73kg
Wrestling Vinesh Phogat Women’s 53kg
Wrestling Sakshi Malik Women’s 62kg
Wrestling Ravi Kumar Dahiya Men’s 57kg
Wrestling Bajrang Punia Men’s 65kg
Wrestling Naveen Men’s 74kg
Wrestling Deepak Punia Men’s 86kg

India’s Most Successful Commonwealth Games Gold Medal Winners Since 2010

  • Vinesh Phogat – Three Commonwealth Games gold medals (2014, 2018, 2022).
  • Sushil Kumar – Gold medals in 2010, 2014 and 2018.
  • Mirabai Chanu – Gold in 2018 and 2022.
  • Sathish Sivalingam – Gold in 2014 and 2018.
  • Sharath Kamal – Multiple gold medals across team, doubles and singles events.
  • Bajrang Punia – Consecutive wrestling gold medals in 2018 and 2022.

As India prepares for the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, another generation of athletes will look to add their names to this illustrious list and continue the country’s remarkable legacy at one of the world’s biggest multi-sport events.

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