Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Table: Live Standings & Updates 2026

The Commonwealth Games 2026 medal table is your go-to resource for live standings and updates from Glasgow, as 74 nations compete across 215 events. With Australia, England, Canada, India, and New Zealand expected to dominate, here’s how the competition unfolds.

Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Table Overview

The 23rd Commonwealth Games run from 23 July to 2 August in Glasgow, featuring 10 sports: 3x3 basketball, athletics, bowls, cycling, swimming, weightlifting, artistic gymnastics, boxing, judo, and netball. Para sport events are integrated into six of these disciplines.

Medals are awarded in every event, and the table is ranked by gold medals first, then silver, then bronze—not total medal count. This system rewards top finishes over depth.

Top Nations to Watch in 2026

Australia topped the Birmingham 2022 table with 67 golds and 179 total medals. England, Canada, India, and New Zealand follow, making up the top five historically. Hosts Scotland aim to improve on their 13 golds from 2022.

Expect fierce competition in athletics, swimming, and boxing, where traditional powerhouses often shine.

Live Medal Table Comparison (2022 vs 2026 Projection)

Key Takeaways from the 2026 Medal Race

• Australia aims for a sixth consecutive top finish.
• England’s strong swimming and athletics squads could challenge.
• India’s wrestling and shooting absence (not in 2026) may impact totals.
• Scotland’s home advantage boosts medal hopes.
• Para athletes contribute significantly to national totals.

How to Read the Medal Table

The table updates live after each event. Gold medals take priority, so a nation with fewer total medals but more golds ranks higher. This mirrors Olympic standards.

For real-time results, check official Commonwealth Games channels or this page for daily updates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Stay tuned for daily medal table updates and in-depth analysis from Glasgow. Bookmark this page for the latest standings.