CWG 2026 Medal Tally After Day 2 (July 24): Australia No. 1 With 13 Medals Including 6 Gold, India 9th With 1 Bronze

Australia lead the Commonwealth Games 2026 medal table at the end of Day 2 with 13 medals — six gold, two silver and five bronze. (Picture Credit: AP)

Nigeria occupy second place with six medals, comprising three gold and three silver. (Picture Credit: AP)

Hosts Scotland are third after a strong Day 2, having won four medals — two gold and two silver. (Picture Credit: AP)

England are fourth with a total of eight medals, including one gold, four silver and three bronze. (Picture Credit: AP)

Canada are joint fifth with three medals — one gold and two bronze. (Picture Credit: AP)

South Africa also have three medals to their name, comprising one gold and two bronze. (Picture Credit: AP)

New Zealand are seventh in CWG 2026 medal tally with two silver medals. (Picture Credit: AP)

Wales occupy eighth place thanks to Ela Letton-Jones, who claimed silver in the women's S13 100m freestyle para-swimming event. (Picture Credit: AP)

India are ninth on the medal table with one bronze, won by Jhandu Kumar in the men's heavyweight para powerlifting event. (Picture Credit: AP)

Malaysia also won one bronze medal on Friday, courtesy of Bonnie Bunyau Gustin, who finished third in the men's lightweight para powerlifting competition. (Picture Credit: AP)