Commonwealth Games All-Time Medal Table by Country (1930-2022) [Updated]

Q: How is the all-time Commonwealth Games medal table ranked?

The all-time medal table is ranked by the number of gold medals won. If two or more Commonwealth Games Associations have the same number of gold medals, silver medals are used as the first tiebreaker, followed by bronze medals.

Q: How often are the Commonwealth Games held?

The Commonwealth Games are held every four years and feature athletes from Commonwealth nations and territories competing across multiple sports.

Here is a table of complete all-time Commonwealth Games medal standings from 1930 to 2022. It lists total gold, silver, and bronze medals won by each country and ranks nations based on overall performance across every CWG Games.

The medal table is based on information published by Commonwealth Sport (formerly the Commonwealth Games Federation) and follows the official medal table ranking system, where countries are ranked by the number of gold medals won, with silver and bronze medals used as tiebreakers.

The all-time Commonwealth Games medal table compiles medal results for every Commonwealth Games Association (CGA) from the inaugural British Empire Games in 1930 through the 2022 Commonwealth Games. According to official Commonwealth Sport records, Australia leads the all-time medal standings with the highest number of gold medals and the greatest overall medal tally.

The 2026 Commonwealth Games brought together athletes from Commonwealth nations and territories to compete across multiple sports in Glasgow. As countries continue to add to their medal totals, the all-time medal table highlights the historical achievements and overall performance of every medal-winning Commonwealth Games Association since 1930.

All-Time Commonwealth Games Medal Table (1930–2022)

Rank	CGA	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Australia	1,001	832	763	2,596
2	England	773	783	766	2,322
3	Canada	510	548	589	1,647
4	India	203	190	171	564
5	New Zealand	179	232	296	707
6	South Africa	137	132	147	416
7	Scotland	132	143	227	502
8	Kenya	91	80	87	258
9	Nigeria	82	84	105	271
10	Wales	75	104	155	334
11	Malaysia	69	78	91	238
12	Jamaica	59	47	55	161
13	Singapore	41	31	37	109
14	Northern Ireland	37	46	59	142
15	Pakistan	27	27	28	82
16	Cyprus	25	16	23	64
17	Uganda	19	16	25	60
18	Ghana	15	20	28	63
19	Trinidad and Tobago	13	23	26	62
20	Bahamas	11	14	13	38
21	Cameroon	11	12	17	40
22	Nauru	10	11	10	31
23	Samoa	6	12	11	29
24	Zimbabwe	6	9	14	29
25	Tanzania	6	7	11	24
26	Zambia	5	13	24	42
27	Papua New Guinea	5	8	2	15
28	Botswana	5	6	8	19
29	Namibia	5	4	15	24
30	Hong Kong	5	2	10	17
31	Sri Lanka	4	9	11	24
32	Fiji	4	7	12	23
33	Guyana	4	6	6	16
34	Barbados	3	4	8	15
35	Isle of Man	3	3	6	12
36	Bermuda	3	2	3	8
37	Grenada	3	2	2	7
38	Mozambique	2	4	3	9
39	Bangladesh	2	4	2	8
40	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	2	0	1	3
41	British Virgin Islands	2	0	0	2
42	Mauritius	1	9	8	18
43	Guernsey	1	4	3	8
44	Saint Lucia	1	1	3	5
45	Lesotho	1	1	1	3
46	Jersey	1	0	3	4
47	Cayman Islands	1	0	1	2
48	Kiribati	1	0	0	1
48	Saint Kitts and Nevis	1	0	0	1
50	Seychelles	0	3	4	7
51	Rhodesia and Nyasaland	0	2	5	7
52	Dominica	0	2	1	3
53	Malta	0	1	6	7
54	Swaziland	0	1	3	4
55	The Gambia	0	1	1	2
56	Ireland	0	1	0	1
57	Malawi	0	0	3	3
57	Tonga	0	0	3	3
57	Vanuatu	0	0	3	3
60	Norfolk Island	0	0	2	2
61	Cook Islands	0	0	1	1
61	Niue	0	0	1	1
61	Solomon Islands	0	0	1	1
Total		3,603	3,597	3,920	11,120

Also Read: 2026 Commonwealth Games Medal Table by Country

The all-time Commonwealth Games medal table (1930–2022) shows Australia as the most successful nation in Commonwealth Games history with 1,001 gold medals and 2,596 total medals followed by England ranks second position with 773 gold and 2,322 total medals, Canada with 510 gold and 1,647 total medals. India (203 gold) and New Zealand (179 gold) complete the top five nations in terms of gold medals won.

A total of 63 Commonwealth Games Associations (CGAs) have won at least one medal in Commonwealth Games history. Of these, 49 CGAs have won at least one gold medal. Nations and territories including Seychelles, Dominica, Malta, The Gambia, Ireland, Malawi, Tonga, Vanuatu, Norfolk Island, Cook Islands, Niue, and Solomon Islands have won medals but are yet to win a Commonwealth Games gold medal.

FAQs of All-Time Commonwealth Games Medal Table

Q. What is the all-time Commonwealth Games medal table?

Ans. The all-time Commonwealth Games medal table lists the total number of gold, silver, and bronze medals won by each Commonwealth Games Association (CGA) from 1930 to 2026.

Q. Which country has won the most Commonwealth Games medals?

Ans. Australia is the most successful nation in Commonwealth Games history, with 1,001 gold medals and 2,596 total medals through the 2026 Commonwealth Games.

Q. Which country ranks second in the all-time Commonwealth Games medal table?

Ans. England ranks second in the all-time Commonwealth Games medal table with 773 gold medals and 2,322 total medals.

Q. Where does India rank in the all-time Commonwealth Games medal table?

Ans. India ranks fourth in the all-time Commonwealth Games medal table with 203 gold, 190 silver, and 171 bronze medals, for a total of 564 medals.

Q. How is the all-time Commonwealth Games medal table ranked?

Ans. The medal table is ranked by the number of gold medals won. If two or more CGAs have the same number of gold medals, silver medals are used as the first tiebreaker, followed by bronze medals.

Q. How many countries have won medals at the Commonwealth Games?

Ans. A total of 63 Commonwealth Games Associations (CGAs) have won at least one medal in Commonwealth Games history.

Q. How many countries have won at least one Commonwealth Games gold medal?

Ans. A total of 49 Commonwealth Games Associations (CGAs) have won at least one gold medal in Commonwealth Games history.

Q. When were the first Commonwealth Games held?

Ans. The first Commonwealth Games were held in 1930 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, then known as the British Empire Games.

Q. How often are the Commonwealth Games held?

Ans. The Commonwealth Games are held every four years, bringing together athletes from Commonwealth nations and territories to compete in multiple sports.

All-Time Commonwealth Games Medal Count by Country (1930-2022)