India's Updated Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Tally After Day 4: Where Does Team India Stand After Sharmila's Gold & Sarvesh Kushare's Silver Medal?

Glasgow, Scotland, July 27: India remained on eighth place in the Commonwealth Games 2026 medal standings thanks to a flurry of silver and a gold medal as Sarvesh Kushare took first track and field medal for India with a silver medal, and moments later weightlifter Valluri Ajaya Babu secured another Silver Medal on Monday (July 27).

A few meters away from Sarvesh and a few minutes apart, India's para athletes gave double delight to the country by winning a gold and bronze in women's shot put F-57 category. Sharmila won a Gold with a season-best throw of 9.81m, while Shilpa Kanchugarakoppalu Shyla secured a bronze with a personal-best of 7.26m.

For the first time in Commonwealth Games history, India won two medals in the same Para Athletics event, with Sharmila and Shilpa delivering a memorable gold-and-bronze finish in the Women's Shot Put F

Earlier Gyaneshwari Yadav clinched a silver medal in the women's 53 kg event while Bindyarani Devi clinched a bronze medal in women's 59kg. Indian weightlifters continued to make the country proud with three podium finishes today.

Mirabai Chanu on Sunday (July 26) opened India's gold medal account by clinching the yellow metal in the 48 kg weight category. India had opened its medal tally on Day 1 through para powerlifter Jhandu Kumar, who secured a bronze medal. With one gold, two silver and one bronze, India now has four medals and occupies eighth position in the overall standings.

Australia continues to dominate the medal table with an impressive haul of 40 medals, including 17 gold medals. England is second with 21 medals, while Nigeria occupies third place with 9 medals. Malaysia, thanks to its weightlifting success, sits just above India in seventh with two gold medals despite having lesser number of medals.

India will now look to add to its tally as boxing, wrestling, shooting and athletics events gather pace over the coming days in Glasgow.

Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Tally (Day 4)

India's Medal Winners at Commonwealth Games 2026

Mirabai Chanu Stole the Show on Day 3

India's biggest moment of the day came through Olympic silver medallist Mirabai Chanu, who once again underlined her dominance in Commonwealth weightlifting by winning her third consecutive Commonwealth Games gold medal in the women's 48kg category.
Competing in her fourth Commonwealth Games, Mirabai overcame failed opening attempts in both the snatch and clean & jerk before producing lifts of 85kg in snatch and 105kg in clean & jerk for a winning total of 190kg.

The victory made her India's first gold medallist of the Glasgow Games and added another chapter to her remarkable Commonwealth legacy after gold medals in Gold Coast (2018) and Birmingham (2022), following a silver in Glasgow in 2014.

Heartbreak For Gurindervir Singh

India's fastest man, Gurindervir Singh, suffered a disappointing exit from the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games after failing to qualify for the men's 100m semifinals. Competing in Heat 4 of the opening round, Gurindervir finished second with a timing of 10.39 seconds, trailing Jamaica's Rohan Watson, who won the heat in 10.13 seconds.

Despite the strong effort, Gurindervir's time ranked 28th overall across the 11 heats. With only the 17 fastest athletes progressing to the semifinals, the Indian national record holder bowed out earlier than expected, ending his Commonwealth Games campaign in the first round.