Raj Express. Finally, the 11-day long Birmingham Commonwealth Games have officially come to an end. In these games, thousands of players from 72 countries gave their lives for more than 1800 medals. Indian players also performed brilliantly in the Commonwealth Games. Despite not shooting in this time's Commonwealth Games, India won a total of 61 medals. Let us tell you that India has won the most medals in shooting in the history of Commonwealth Games. The next Commonwealth Games will be held in Australia in the year 2026.

India's performance

Indian players have won a total of 61 medals including 23 gold, 16 silver and 22 bronze in the Commonwealth Games 2022. India has won 12 medals including 6 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze in wrestling. At the same time, 10 medals have been won in weightlifting and 7 medals in boxing. With this, India stood at number four in the tally of Commonwealth Games medals. This time Australia has won the most medals. Australia has won a total of 178 medals including 67 Gold, 57 Silver and 54 Bronze.

India's Gold Medalist:

Mirabai Chanu (Weightlifting 49 KG)

Jeremy Lalrinnunga (Weightlifting 67 KG)

Achinta Sheuli (Weightlifting 73 KG)

Women's Team (Lawn Balls)

Men's Team (Table Tennis)

Sudhir (Para Powerlifting)

Bajrang Punia (Wrestling 65 KG)

Sakshi Malik (Wrestling 62 KG)

Deepak Poonia (Wrestling 86 KG)

Ravi Kumar Dahiya (Wrestling 57KG)

Vinesh Phogat ( Wrestling 53 KG)

Naveen Kumar (Wrestling 74 KG)

Bhavina Patel (Para Table Tennis)

Neetu Ghanghas (Boxing)

Amit Panghal (Boxing)

Aldhaus Paul (triple jump)

Nikhat Zareen (Boxing)

Achant and Sreeja Akula (Table Tennis)

PV Sindhu (Badminton)

Lakshya Sen (Badminton)

Satwik and Chirag (Badminton)

Achant Sharath Kamal (Table Tennis)

Silver Medalist of India:

Sanket Mahadev (Weightlifting 55 KG)

Bindiyarani Devi (Weightlifting 55 KG)

Sushila Devi (Judo 48 KG)

Vikas Thakur (Weightlifting 96 KG)

Mixed Team (Badminton)

Paintbrush Mann (Judo)

Murali Sreeshankar (Long Jump)

Anshu Malik (Wrestling 57 KG)

Priyanka Goswami (10 km walk)

Avinash Sable (Steeplechase)

Men's Team (Lawn Balls)

Abdullah Abubakar (triple jump)

Achant and G Sathiyan (Table Tennis)

Sagar Ahlawat (Boxing)

Women's Team (Cricket)

Indian Men's Team (Hockey)

India's Bronze Medalist:

Gururaja (Weightlifting 61 KG)

Vijay Kumar Yadav (Judo 60 KG)

Harjinder Kaur (Weightlifting 71KG)

Lovepreet Singh (Weightlifting 109 KG)

Saurav Ghoshal (Squash)

Gurdeep Singh (Weightlifting 109 KG)

Tejaswin Shankar (High Jump)

Divya Kakran (Wrestling 68 KG)

Mohit Grewal (Wrestling 125 KG)

Jasmine Lamboria (boxing)

Pooja Gehlot (Wrestling 50 KG)

Pooja Sihag (Wrestling)

Mohammad Husamuddin (Boxing)

Deepak Nehra (Wrestling 97 KG)

Sonalben Patel (Para Table Tennis)

Rohit Tokas (Boxing)

Indian Women's Team (Hockey)

Sandeep Kumar (10 km walk)

Annu Rani (Javelin Throw)

Sourav and Dipika Pallikal (Squash)

Kidambi Srikanth (Badminton)

Gayatri and Trisha Jolly - Bronze (Badminton)