CWG 2014: Final list of India's medal winners

On the final day (August 3), India won one gold and two silver. P Kashyap gave India the gold by winning the men's singles in badminton. Indian men's hockey team lost the final to Australia 0-4 to settle for silver and in badminton women's doubles Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa took silver after losing the final.

In CWG 2010 at New Delhi, India won a record 101 medals (38 Gold, 27 Silver, 36 Bronze). They were second in the medals' standings. Shooter Gagan Narang was the only multi-medallist from India at this edition, winning two medals (silver and bronze).

Here is the final list of India's medal winners (day-wise winners)

India's medal winners (3) on the final day Sunday (August 3) - Final total - 64 (15 Gold, 30 Silver, 19 Bronze)

Gold - 1

• P Kashyap - Men's badminton singles

Silver - 2

• India men's hockey team
• Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa - Women's badminton doubles

Medal winners (10) on Saturday (August 2) - Total 61 (14 Gold, 28 Silver, 19 Bronze)

Gold - 1

• Dipika Pallikal and Joshana Chinappa - Women's doubles squash

Silver - 5

• Laishram Sarita Devi - Women's boxing, 57-60 kg
• Laishram Devendro Singh - Men's boxing, 46-49 kg
• Vijender Singh - Men's boxing, 75 kg
• Mandeep Jangra - Men's boxing, 69 kg
• Rajinder Rahelu - Men's heavy powerlifting

Bronze - 4

• Arpinder Singh - Men's triple jump
• PV Sindhu - Women's badminton
• RMV Gurusaidutt - Men's badminton
• Sakina Khatun - Women's lightweight powerlifting

Medal winners (3) on Friday (August 1) - Total 51 (13 Gold, 23 Silver, 15 Bronze)

Note: Swati Singh was awarded bronze in women's weightlifting 53 kg event yesterday (August 1) and Santoshi Matsa upgraded to silver after Nigeria's Chika Amalaha failed a dope test.

Silver - 2

• Seema Punia - Women's discus throw
• Achanta Sharath Kamal and Antony Amalraj - Men's Table Tennis

Bronze - 1

• Pinki Jangra - Women's boxing, 51 kg

Medal winners (6) on Thursday (July 31) - Total 47 (13 Gold, 20 Silver, 14 Bronze)

Gold - 3

• Yogeshwar Dutt - Men's wrestling, 65 kg freestyle
• Babita Kumari - Women's wrestling, 55 kg freestyle
• Vikas Gowda - Men's discus throw

Silver - 1

• Geetika Jhakar - Women's wrestling, 63 kg freestyle

Bronze - 2

• Pawan Kumar - Men's wrestling, 86 kg freestyle
• Dipa Karmakar - Women's artistic gymnastics

Medal winners (5) on Wednesday (July 30) - Total 41 (10 Gold, 19 Silver, 12 Bronze)

Silver - 4

• Satyawart Kadian - Men's wrestling, 97 kg freestyle
• Bajrang - Men's wrestling, 61 kg
• Lalita Sehrawat - Women's wrestling, 53 kg
• Sakshi Malik - Women's wrestling, 58 kg

Bronze - 1

• Navjot Kaur - Women's wrestling, 69 kg

Medal winners (10) on Tuesday (July 29) - Total 36 (10 Gold, 15 Silver, 11 Bronze)

Gold - 3

• Sushil Kumar - Men's wrestling, 75 kg
• Amit Kumar - Men's wrestling, 57 kg
• Vinesh Phogat - Women's wrestling, 48 kg

Silver - 3

• Sanjeev Rajput - Men's shooting, 50m Rifle 3 Positions
• Harpreet Singh - Men's shooting, 25m Rapid Fire Pistol
• Rajeev Tomar - Men's wrestling, 125 kg

Bronze - 4

• Gagan Narang - Men's shooting, 50m Rifle 3 Positions
• Manavjit Singh Sandhu - Men's shooting, Trap
• Lajja Gauswami - Women's shooting, 50m Rifle 3 Positions
• Chandrakant Mali - Men's weightlifting, 94 kg

Medal winners (4) on Monday (July 28) - Total 26 (7 Gold, 12 Silver, 7 Bronze)

Gold - 1

• Jitu Rai - Men's shooting, 50m Pistol

Silver - 3

• Gurpal Singh - Men's shooting, 50m Pistol
• Gagan Narang - Men's shooting, 50m Rifle Prone
• Vikas Thakur - Men's weightlifting, 85 kg

Medal winners (5) on Sunday (July 27) - Total 22 (6 Gold, 9 Silver, 7 Bronze)

Gold - 1

• Satish Sivalingam - Men's weightlifting, 77 kg

Silver - 2

• Shreyasi Singh - Women's shooting, double trap
• Ravi Katulu - Men's weightlifting, 77 kg

Bronze - 2

• Mohammed Asab - Men's shooting, double trap
• Punam Yadav - Women's weightlifting, 63 kg

Medal winners (7) on Saturday (July 26) - Total 17 (5 Gold, 7 Silver, 5 Bronze)

Gold - 2

• Apurvi Chandela - Women's shooting, 10m Air Rifle
• Rahi Sarnobat - Women's shooting, 25m Pistol

Silver - 3

• Prakash Nanjappa - Men's shooting, 10m Air Pistol
• Ayonika Paul - Women's shooting, 10m Air Rifle
• Anisa Sayeed - Women's shooting, 25m Pistol

Bronze - 2

• Rajwinder Kaur - Women's +78 kg judo
• Omkar Otari - Men's 69 kg Weightlifting

Medal winners (3) on day 3 (July 25) - Total 10 (3 Gold, 4 Silver, 3 Bronze)

Gold - 1

• Abhinav Bindra - Men's 10m Air Rifle shooting

Silver - 2

• Malaika Goel - Women's 10m Air Pistol shooting
• Santoshi Matsa - Women's 53 kg category in weightlifting

Bronze - 1

• Swati Singh - Women's 53 kg category in weightlifting
• Note: Santoshi was given Silver on August 1 as Nigeria's gold medallist Chika Amalaha was disqualified after failing dope test. Swati Singh took bronze in the same event after this.

Medal winners (7) from day 2 (July 24) (2 Gold, 3 Silver, 2 Bronze)

Gold - 2

• K Sanjita Chanu - Women's weightlifting 48 kg category (Total lift - 173 kgs, 77+96)
• Sukhen Dey - Men's weightlifting 56 kg category (Total lift - 248 kg, 109+139)

Silver - 3

• S Mirabai Chanu - Women's weightlifting 48 kg category (Total lift - 170 kg, 75+95)
• Navjot Chana - Men's judo 60 kg (lost to Ashley McKenzie of England on penalty points (shido) in the final)
• Shushila Likmabam - Women's judo 48 kg (lost to Kimberly Renicks of Scotland in the final)

Bronze - 2

• Kalpana Thoudam - Women's judo 52 kg (beat Christianne Legentil of Mauritius. Bronze for Thoudam for conceding lesser penalty points)
• Ganesh Mali - Men's weightlifting 56 kg (Total lift 244 kg, 111+133)

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