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| Edited By: DNA Web Team |Source: DNA Web Desk |Updated: Aug 09, 2022, 12:11 PM IST
After P. V. Sindhu and Lakshya Sen won the Gold in Women’s and Men’s Singles, Satwik Sairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty won the third Indian gold of the day in Badminton. The medal rush continued with table tennis veteran Sharath Kamal adding another gold in the men’s singles.
Indian athletes won medals across 12 different sports that including a historic gold medal in lawn bowls while wrestlers once again had a 100% strike rate.
India finished fourth in the overall medals tally and finished with 61 medals - 22 gold, 16 silver and 23 bronze.
Here's a list of all the medal winners from the Commonwealth Games
1 Sanket Sargar Silver Men's 55kg Weightlifting
2 Gururaja Poojary Bronze Men's 61kg Weightlifting
3 Mirabai Chanbu 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 Anshu Malik Silver Women's 57kg freestyle Wrestling
22 Bajrang Punia Gold Men's 65kg freestyle Wrestling
23 Sakshi Malik Gold Women's 62kg freestyle Wrestling
24 Deepak Punia Gold Men’s 86kg freestyle Wrestling
25 Divya Kakran Bronze Women’s 68kg freestyle Wrestling
26 Mohit Grewal Bronze Men’s 125kg freestyle Wrestling
27 Priyanka Goswami Silver Women's 10000m race walk Athletics
28 Avinash Sable Silver Men's 3000m steeplechase Athletics
29 Indian men's team Silver Men's fours Lawn Bowls
30 Jaismine Lamboria Bronze Women's 60kg lightweight Boxing
31 Pooja Gehlot Bronze Women's 50kg freestyle Wrestling
32 Ravi Kumar Dahiya Gold Men's 57kg freestyle Wrestling
33 Vinesh Phogat Gold Women's 53kg freestyle Wrestling
34 Naveen Gold Men's 74kg freestyle Wrestling
35 Pooja Sihag Bronze Women’s 76kg freestyle Wrestling
36 Mohammad Hussamuddin Bronze Men's 57kg featherweight Boxing
37 Deepak Nehra Bronze Men's 97kg freestyle Wrestling
38 Rohit Tokas Bronze Men's 67kg welterweight Boxing
39 Sonalben Patel Bronze Women's singles Classes 3-5 Para Table Tennis
40 Bhavina Patel Bronze Women's singles classes 3-5 Para Table Tennis
41 Women's hockey team Bronze Women's hockey Hockey
42 Nitu Ghangas Gold Women's 48kg minimumweight Boxing
43 Amit Panghal Gold Men's 51kg flyweight Boxing
44 Eldhose Paul Gold Men’s triple jump Athletics
45 Abdulla Aboobacker Silver Men’s triple jump Athletics
46 Sandeep Kumar Bronze Men's 10000m race walk Athletics
47 Annu Rani Bronze Women's javelin throw Athletics
48 Nikhat Zareen Gold Women's 50kg light flyweight Boxing
49 Sharath Kamal / G Sathiyan Silver Men's doubles Table Tennis
50 Dipika Pallikal / Saurav Ghosal Bronze Mixed doubles Squash
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 super heavyweight 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 Satwiksairaj Rankireddy / Chirag Shetty Gold Men's doubles Badminton
60 Sharath Kamal Gold Men's singles Table Tennis
61 Men's hockey team Silver Men's hockey Hockey
During the 2018 Gold Coast games, India won a staggering 7 gold medals in shooting. That is almost a third of the medals they won in Birmingham, despite the absence of shooting.
