Commonwealth Games 2026: Medal standings after Day 8 (July 31)
After competition on Day 8 of the 2026 Commonwealth Games (July 31), Australia leads the overall medal standings with 128 medals. England occupies second place, Canada sits third, and India is in 10th position with 23 medals.
The medal table reflects results recorded through the events contested on July 31, the eighth day of the Games. The rankings list nations by their cumulative medals won to date, with the totals updated following the day’s finals. These standings provide a snapshot of how countries have performed across the disciplines contested so far at Commonwealth Games 2026.
Australia tops the chart with a total of 128 medals as of Day 8, July 31. That count represents the nation’s cumulative haul across all events concluded through the eighth day of competition. The figure appears on the official tally for the Games and is the highest of any nation on the list.
England is positioned second in the standings following the results compiled on July 31. Canada occupies third place in the same table after the day’s medal events. Both nations’ placements are shown in the updated medal listing produced after Day 8.
India is recorded at 10th place with 23 medals on the updated tally dated July 31. The nation’s total is the cumulative number of medals earned through competitions held up to and including Day 8. That figure appears on the Games’ current medal summary for participating countries.
The table published after Day 8, July 31, presents the current distribution of medals among competing nations at Commonwealth Games 2026. It records Australia with 128 medals, England in second, Canada third, and India in 10th with 23 medals, reflecting outcomes through the eighth day of competition.
