India enjoyed its most successful day at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games on Saturday, winning 16 medals to climb to fourth place in the overall standings with one day of competition remaining. A dominant performance in boxing, where Indian pugilists claimed seven gold and three silver medals, led the charge. India also secured medals in para athletics, athletics and judo to take its overall tally to 39 medals, including 13 gold, 17 silver and nine bronze. The country now trails only Australia, England and Canada in the medal table. India moves to fourth in medal standings India's impressive medal haul lifted its tally to 39 medals, comprising 13 gold, 17 silver and nine bronze. Australia continues to lead the standings with 153 medals, including 62 gold, 40 silver and 51 bronze. England is second with 100 medals, while Canada occupies third place with 58 medals.Commonwealth Games 2026: All Indian medal winners listPlayerSport/EventMedalSaikhom Mirabai ChanuWeightlifting, Women's 48kgGoldSharmila DhankarPara-Athletics, Women's Shot Put F57GoldDilip GavitPara-Athletics, Men's 100m T47GoldAsmita DeyJudo, Women's 48kgGoldHarsh SinghJudo, Men's 60kgGoldSoman RanaPara-Athletics, Men's Shot Put F57GoldPreeti PawarBoxing, Women's CategoryGoldJaismine LamboriaBoxing, Women's CategoryGoldSakshi ChaudharyBoxing, Women's CategoryGoldPriya GhanghasBoxing, Women's CategoryGoldArundhati ChoudharyBoxing, Women's CategoryGoldSachin SiwachBoxing, Men's CategoryGoldAnkush PanghalBoxing, Men's CategoryGoldNeeraj ChopraAthletics, Men's Javelin ThrowSilverMurali SreeshankarAthletics, Men's Long JumpSilverPraveen ChithravelAthletics, Men's Triple JumpSilverSarvesh Anil KushareAthletics, Men's High JumpSilverGulveer SinghAthletics, Men's 10,000mSilverRishikanta SinghWeightlifting, Men's 60kgSilverMuthupandi RajaWeightlifting, Men's 65kgSilverGyaneshwari YadavWeightlifting, Women's 53kgSilverValluri Ajaya BabuWeightlifting, Men's 79kgSilverHarjinder KaurWeightlifting, Women's 69kgSilverLovepreet SinghWeightlifting, Men's +110kgSilverLovlina BorgohainBoxing, Women's 75kgSilverNarender BerwalBoxing, Men's 90+kgSilverJadumani SinghBoxing, Men's 55kgSilverYamini MouryaJudo, Women's 57kgSilverMohammed BasilPara-Athletics, Men's 100m T47SilverShubham JuyalPara-Athletics, Men's Shot Put F57SilverYashvir SinghAthletics, Men's Javelin ThrowBronzeSelva Prabhu ThirumaranAthletics, Men's Triple JumpBronzeGulveer SinghAthletics, Men's 5000mBronzeTejaswin ShankarAthletics, Men's DecathlonBronzeSeema KaliramnaAthletics, Women's Discus ThrowBronzeBindyarani DeviWeightlifting, Women's 58kgBronzeJhandu KumarPara Powerlifting, Men's HeavyweightBronzeShilpa ShylaPara-Athletics, Women's Shot Put F57BronzeUnnati SharmaJudo, Women's CategoryBronze Total: 39 medals Gold: 13 Silver: 17 Bronze: 9 Boxing powers India's medal surge on Day 10 Indian boxers delivered one of the country's finest performances in Commonwealth Games history by winning seven gold and three silver medals after all 10 finalists stepped into the ring. Gold medals were won by Sakshi Chaudhary (women's 51kg), Preeti Pawar (women's 54kg), Jaismine Lamboria (women's 57kg), Priya Ghanghas (women's 60kg), Arundhati Choudhary (women's 70kg), Sachin Siwach (men's 60kg) and Ankush Panghal (men's 80kg). Lovlina Borgohain (women's 75kg), Jadumani Singh (men's 55kg) and Narender Berwal (men's 90+kg) settled for silver medals. The results completed a successful campaign for the Indian boxing contingent, with every boxer who reached Friday's semi-finals finishing on the podium. India secures one-two finish in para athletics India registered a double podium in the men's F57 shot put as Soman Rana won gold with a season-best throw of 13.40 metres, while Shubham Juyal claimed silver with a season-best effort of 13.28 metres. Cameroon's Cedric Azamdzi finished third with a throw of 12.57 metres. Athletics brings three more medals India added two medals in the men's triple jump as Praveen Chithravel claimed silver with a best leap of 16.58 metres and Selva Prabhu Thirumaran secured bronze with 16.52 metres. Jamaica's Jordan Scott won gold with a jump of 16.72 metres. In the men's 5,000 metres, Gulveer Singh earned bronze after clocking 13:24.95, finishing just 0.04 seconds ahead of Kenya's Cornelius Kemboi. Australia's Ky Robinson won gold, while Kenya's Michael Kiplangat Kipsang took silver. Unnati Sharma earns judo bronze India also added a medal in judo through Unnati Sharma, who won bronze in the women's -63kg category. She defeated South Africa's Skye Knoester by Ippon in one minute and seven seconds after executing a decisive leg hook. India heads into final day with momentum Saturday's 16-medal haul marked India's biggest single-day performance of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. With medals coming across boxing, para athletics, athletics and judo, India heads into the final day in fourth place with strong momentum.