CWG 2022: Most Medals Rained On The 10th Day

CWG 2022: Most medals rained on the 10th day, India won 15 medals including 5 gold

On the penultimate day of the Birmingham Games 2022, India won 15 medals, bettering their previous day’s outing in terms of the medal count. With 55 medals – 18 gold, 15 silver, and 22 bronze – India is currently ranked fifth. India added 5 gold, 4 silver, and 6 bronze medals on the 10th day of the Commonwealth Games 2022.

Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games

Multi-sport event

Opening ceremony: 28 July 2022
Closing ceremony: 8 August 2022
Motto: Sport is just the beginning
Main venue: Alexander Stadium
Nations participating: 72 Commonwealth nations

Latest Standings

Spot	TEAM	Gold	Silver	Bronze	TOTAL
1	Australia	66	55	53	174
2	England	55	59	52	166
3	Canada	26	31	34	91
4	New Zealand	19	12	17	48
5	India	18	15	22	55
6	Scotland	12	11	26	49
7	Nigeria	12	9	14	35
8	Wales	8	6	13	27
9	South Africa	7	9	11	27
10	Northern Ireland	7	7	4	18

Day 10 Gold Medal Results

Achanta Sharath Kamal and Sreeja Akula won the gold medal in the table tennis mixed doubles category. Three boxers – Amit Panghal (men’s flyweight), Nikhat Zareen (women’s light flyweight), and Neetu Gangus (women’s minimum weight) – also won their respective finals to clinch gold medals.

The country won the top two medals in the men’s triple jump, courtesy of EldhosePaul (17.03m jump for gold) and Abdulla Aboobacker Narangolintevid(17.02m jump for silver) on the second last day of CWG 2022.

Indian medal winners at Commonwealth Games 2022

Sanket Sargar – Silver – Men’s 55kg – Weightlifting
Gururaja Poojary – Bronze – Men’s 61kg – Weightlifting
Mirabai Chanbu – Gold – Women’s 49kg – Weightlifting
Bindyarani Devi – Silver – Women’s 55kg – Weightlifting
Jeremy Lalrinnunga – Gold – Men’s 67kg – Weightlifting
Achinta Sheuli – Gold – Men’s 73kg – Weightlifting
Sushila Devi Likmabam – Silver – Women’s 48kg – Judo
Vijay Kumar Yadav – Bronze – Men’s 60kg – Judo
Harjinder Kaur – Bronze – Women’s 71kg – Weightlifting
Indian women’s team – Gold – Women’s fours- Lawn bowls
Vikas Thakur – Silver – Men’s 96kg – Weightlifting
Indian men’s team – Gold – Men’s team – Table Tennis
Indian mixed team – Silver – Mixed team – Badminton
Lovepreet Singh – Bronze – Men’s 109kg – Weightlifting
Saurav Ghosal – Bronze – Men’s singles – Squash
Tulika Maan – Silver – Women’s +78kg – Judo
Gurdeep Singh – Bronze – Men’s +109kg – Weightlifting
Tejaswin Shankar – Bronze – Men’s high jump – Athletics
Murali Sreeshankar – Silver – Men’s long jump – Athletics
Sudhir – Gold – Men’s heavyweight – Para Powerlifting
Anshu Malik – Silver – Women’s 57kg freestyle – Wrestling
Bajrang Punia – Gold – Men’s 65kg freestyle – Wrestling
Sakshi Malik – Gold – Women’s 62kg freestyle – Wrestling
Deepak Punia – Gold – Men’s 86kg freestyle – Wrestling
Divya Kakran – Bronze – Women’s 68kg freestyle – Wrestling
Mohit Grewal – Bronze – Men’s 125kg freestyle – Wrestling
Priyanka Goswami – Silver – Women’s 10000m race walk – Athletics
Avinash Sable – Silver – Men’s 3000m steeplechase – Athletics
Indian men’s team – Silver – Men’s fours – Lawn Bowls
Jaismine Lamboria – Bronze – Women’s 60kg lightweight – Boxing
Pooja Gehlot – Bronze – Women’s 50kg freestyle – Wrestling
Ravi Kumar Dahiya – Gold – Men’s 57kg freestyle – Wrestling
Vinesh Phogat – Gold – Women’s 53kg freestyle – Wrestling
Naveen Gold – Men’s 74kg freestyle – Wrestling
Pooja Sihag – Bronze – Women’s 76kg freestyle – Wrestling
Mohammad Hussamuddin – Bronze – Men’s 57kg featherweight – Boxing
Deepak Nehra – Bronze – Men’s 97kg freestyle – Wrestling
Rohit Tokas – Bronze – Men’s 67kg welterweight – Boxing
Sonalben Patel – Bronze – Women’s singles Classes 3-5 – Para Table Tennis
Bhavina Patel – Bronze – Women’s singles classes 3-5 – Para Table Tennis
Women’s hockey team – Bronze – Women’s hockey – Hockey
Nitu Ghangas – Gold – Women’s 48kg minimumweight – Boxing
Amit Panghal – Gold – Men’s 51kg flyweight – Boxing
Eldhose Paul – Gold – Men’s triple jump – Athletics
Abdulla Aboobacker – Silver – Men’s triple jump – Athletics
Sandeep Kumar – Bronze – Men’s 10000m race walk – Athletics
Annu Rani – Bronze – Women’s javelin throw – Athletics
Nikhat Zareen – Gold- Women’s 50kg light flyweight – Boxing
Sharath Kamal / G Sathiyan – Silver – Men’s doubles – Table Tennis
Dipika Pallikal / Saurav Ghosal – Bronze Mixed doubles – Squash
Kidambi Srikanth – Bronze – Men’s singles – Badminton
Women’s cricket team – Silver – Women’s T20 – Cricket
Sharath Kamal / Sreeja Akula – Gold – Mixed doubles – Table Tennis
Treesa Jolly / Gayatri Gopichand – Bronze – Women’s doubles – Badminton
Sagar Ahlawat – Silver – Men’s 92+kg super heavyweight – Boxing.

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CWG 2022: Most medals rained on the 10th day, India won 15 medals including 5 gold