Commonwealth Games 2026: Medal standings after Day 5 (July 28)

Australia occupy the top spot on the Commonwealth Games 2026 medal table following the fifth day of competition on July 28. India have 12 medals, including two golds.

The Games reached Day 5 on July 28, and the standings were updated to reflect results through that day. The current table records Australia as the leading nation in the overall count. India’s cumulative haul at this point stands at 12 medals with two of those being gold.

The list of nations and their totals published after July 28 summarises outcomes from events contested during the fifth day. Australia’s position at the summit is indicated on the updated table, which captures the medals awarded up to and including Day 5. India’s 12-medal total, featuring two golds, is shown alongside other competing Commonwealth delegations.

Medal tables provide a day-by-day snapshot of how countries are performing across the Games’ programme. The figures recorded for July 28 incorporate the results finalised on that calendar date and reflect the status of the competition at the close of Day 5. Australia’s lead and India’s 12 medals, including two golds, are the confirmed outcomes shown on that update.

Organisers and official results channels have listed the standings as of July 28 to indicate the distribution of medals after the fifth day of action. The table released for Day 5 confirms Australia at the head of the rankings with India holding a total of 12 medals, two of which are gold.

The standings after Day 5 on July 28 offer the current, verified snapshot of the medal race at the Commonwealth Games 2026. Australia sit atop the tally, while India have accumulated 12 medals, including two golds.