CWG 2026 Medal Tally: કોમન વેલ્થ ગેમ્સમાં જાણો ભારતનું સ્થાન અને મેડલ…

ગ્લાસગો ખાતે રમાઈ રહેલી કોમનવેલ્થ ગેમ્સ ૨૦૨૬ માં 29 જુલાઈનો દિવસ ભારત માટે વધુ યાદગાર રહ્યો છે. પેરા એથ્લીટ દિલીપ મહાદુ ગાવિતે પુરુષોની ૧૦૦ મીટર T47 ઈવેન્ટમાં નવો ગેમ્સ રેકોર્ડ બનાવીને ભારતને ગોલ્ડ મેડલ અપાવ્યો છે. બીજી તરફ, સ્ટાર એથ્લીટ મુરલી શ્રીશંકરે પુરુષોની લાંબી કૂદ (Long Jump) માં સતત બીજી વખત કોમનવેલ્થ ગેમ્સમાં સિલ્વર મેડલ જીતીને ઈતિહાસ રચ્યો છે. આ સાથે જ ભારતે કોમનવેલ્થ ગેમ્સ 2026માં કુલ 15 મેડલ પ્રાપ્ત કરી મેડલ પોઈન્ટ ટેબલમાં 8મું સ્થાન પ્રાપ્ત કર્યું છે.

ભારત 15 મેડલ સાથે 8માં સ્થાન પર

દિલીપ મહાદુ ગાવિત અને મુરલી શ્રીશંકરે ઉપરાંત કોમન વેલ્થમાં ભારતીય બોક્સરોએ પણ શાનદાર પ્રદર્શન કર્યું. બોક્સરના સારા પ્રદર્શનના કારણે તેઓએ સેમિફાઇનલમાં પ્રવેશ કરી લીધો છે, જેનાથી ભારત માટે વધુ ૧૦ મેડલ પાકા થઈ ગયા છે. આ નવા સફળ દિવસ બાદ ભારતની કુલ મેડલ સંખ્યા ૧૫ થઈ ગઈ છે. જેમાં ૩ ગોલ્ડ, ૯ સિલ્વર અને ૩ બ્રોન્ઝ મેડલ નો સમાવેશ થાય છે. હાલમાં ભારત મેડલ ટેલીમાં ૮મા સ્થાને છે. ipl-today.in

• ભારતના ૩ ગોલ્ડ મેડલ વિજેતા:
• ભારતને અત્યાર સુધી મળેલા ત્રણેય ગોલ્ડ અલગ-અલગ રમતોમાંથી આવ્યા છે:
• મીરાબાઈ ચાનુ – મહિલા ૪૮ કિગ્રા (વેઇટલિફ્ટિંગ)
• શર્મિલા ધનખર – મહિલા શોટ પુટ F57 (પેરા એથ્લેટિક્સ)
• દિલીપ મહાદુ ગાવિત – પુરુષોની ૧૦૦ મીટર T47 (પેરા એથ્લેટિક્સ)

આગામી દિવસોમાં એથ્લેટિક્સ, વેઇટલિફ્ટિંગ અને બોક્સિંગની મેચો બાકી હોવાથી ભારતની મેડલ સંખ્યામાં મોટો ઉછાળો આવવાની પૂરી શક્યતા છે.

કોમન વેલ્થ મેડલ ટેલીમાં ઓસ્ટ્રેલિયા પ્રથમ સ્થાને

મેડલ ટેબલ પર ઓસ્ટ્રેલિયાનો એકચક્રી દબદબો જોવા મળી રહ્યો છે. આ વર્ષ 2026ના કોમનવેલ્થ ગેમ્સમાં ઓસ્ટ્રેલિયા ૪૭ ગોલ્ડ જીતી મેડલ ટેબલમાં ટોચનું સ્થાન પ્રાપ્ત કર્યું. જયારે ગોલ્ડ ઉપરાંત ઓસ્ટ્રિલિયાના ખાતામાં ૨૧ સિલ્વર અને ૩૫ બ્રોન્ઝનો સમાવેશ થાય છે. કુલ ૧૦૩ મેડલ મેળવીને ઓસ્ટ્રેલિયા અનેક દેશોને પાછળ છોડી પ્રથમ સ્થાન પ્રાપ્ત કર્યું છે.

મેડલ ટેબલમાં ટોચના 10માં કોણ

કેનેડા ૧૪ ગોલ્ડ, ૧૧ સિલ્વર અને ૧૪ બ્રોન્ઝ (કુલ ૩૯ મેડલ) સાથે બીજા સ્થાને છે. ઈંગ્લેન્ડ ૧૨ ગોલ્ડ અને કુલ ૫૬ મેડલ સાથે ત્રીજા ક્રમે છે. સ્કોટલેન્ડ (યજમાન): ૯ ગોલ્ડ સહિત ૨૩ મેડલ સાથે ચોથા ક્રમે છે. અન્ય દેશોમાં 5માં સ્થાન પર નાઈજીરીયા ૭ ગોલ્ડ, 2 સિલ્વર, 5 બ્રોન્ઝ, 6 ઠ્ઠા સ્થાન પર દક્ષિણ આફ્રિકા અને 7મા સ્થાન પર મલેશિયા ૭મા ક્રમે છે. ભારત કુલ 15 મેડલની જીત સાથે ૮મા સ્થાને છે, જ્યારે ન્યુઝીલેન્ડ અને જમૈકા પણ ટોપ-૧૦ માં સામેલ છે.

New Delhi [India], July 30 (ANI): The PGTI J&K Open 2026 is set to be held from August 2 to 7 at the Royal Springs Golf Course in Jammu and Kashmir, with golfers and organisers expressing excitement over the tournament and the opportunity to promote the region’s tourism.

CEO of the Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI) Amandeep Johl praised the golf course, saying it was designed by internationally renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Jr.

“I think Robert Trent Jones Jr. is one of the world’s top golf course architects. Royal Springs Golf Course in Jammu and Kashmir was designed by him, and he’s an internationally renowned architect. I think all the professionals on the DP World PGT are looking forward to playing there," Johl told ANI.

Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Director of Tourism Rashid Raina said the tourism department was excited and proud to host the Open Championship and had made arrangements for the event.

“We are very excited, and we are very proud to host this Open Championship that’s going to be held from 2nd of August till 7th of August. Government of Jammu and Kashmir, particularly the tourism department, we have made all sorts of arrangements whatever was asked by DP World and PGTI because they are the main organisers of the event," Raina told ANI.

Indian golfer Amardeep Malik, who has played at the course before, highlighted its distinctive setting and the variety of fruits available around the fairways.

“I’ve been there before, and I’m now one of the senior players on tour. So I’m probably one of the players who’s telling Saptak to enjoy and play the golf course purely because it’s one of the unique golf courses where you can just walk on the fairways and pluck apples from the side of the fairways and eat. There are multiple kinds of fruits on the golf course. And it’s a sight that is not very common, especially as a golfer, because there are not many golf courses in the world that provide that. So that’s something we’re looking forward to," Malik told ANI.

For Indian golfer Saptak Talwar, the tournament will also mark his first visit to Kashmir. He said he was excited to experience the region’s golf, cuisine and culture.

“I’m very excited. I’ve heard great things from my fellow players who have been there in the previous editions. My first time in Kashmir, I’m excited to play golf, and I’m more of a foodie. So I’m excited to try the cuisine and the culture over there as well," Talwar told ANI. (ANI)

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India scripted history in para athletics at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The country secured a historic one-two finish in the men’s 100m T47 final. Dilip Mahadu Gavit won the gold medal. Mohammed Basil Morssinganakath claimed the silver medal.

Gavit clocked a Games record and season-best time of 10.71 seconds to take the top spot. Basil produced his season-best 10.83 seconds to finish second in a closely-fought race. England’s Kevin Santos completed the podium with 10.85 seconds to win bronze. The final was held on a rain-soaked track, making conditions difficult for the sprinters.

The gold was India’s third at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. The other golds came from Mirabai Chanu in the women’s 48kg weightlifting event and Sharmila Dhankar in the women’s shot put F57 para athletics category. The two medals lifted India to eighth spot in the standings with three gold, nine silver and three bronze.

India’s para discus throwers Sagar Thayat and Devender Kumar missed out on medals. They finished sixth and seventh respectively in the men’s F42-44/F61-64 final. Sagar produced an Asian record and his season’s best throw of 51.79m. Devender registered a season’s best effort of 48.20m.

After his historic win, Gavit admitted that the start was not ideal but he grew stronger through the race. He said the start was a bit slow but then he gradually picked up pace and it felt great to win. He also said the weather was not good and he had difficulty getting his timing right. The body becomes slow and it is difficult to warm up in such conditions.

Despite the success, Gavit is not ready to relax. He is already looking ahead to the LA28 Paralympics. He said he is not thinking about doing a job now and his target is to win medals. He is sure he will do better at the upcoming Para Asian Games in September-October in Japan and then the Paralympics.

Who Is Mohammed Basil Morssinganakath? Kerala Para Sprinter Wins Emotional Commonwealth Games Silver

Indian para-sprinter Mohammed Basil Morssinganakth dedicated the first international medal of his career to his family and coach. He secured silver in the men’s T47 100m at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The 21-year-old completed the race in 10.83 seconds. He finished behind fellow Indian Dilip Mahadu Gavit, who won gold with a Commonwealth Games record time of 10.71 seconds. India achieved its first-ever one-two finish in a single event at this edition of the Games.

An emotional Basil reflected on the hardships faced by his family throughout his journey. He said it was his first international medal and he was so happy. His family has his father, mother, two brothers, and himself. They are very supportive. He mentioned that they also suffered a lot every day because of him. Both of his brothers are also disabled. It is difficult for their family. He dedicated the medal to his family and his coach.

Originally from Veliyancode in Kerala’s Malappuram district, Basil was born without his right arm. He competes in the T47 classification for athletes with unilateral upper limb impairments or limb absence. The silver medal represents a breakthrough for the young para-athlete. He has progressed steadily to establish himself on the international stage.

Gavit pulled ahead in the final stages to set the Commonwealth Games record. Basil held off a late challenge from Santos to secure India’s historic podium sweep in the para athletics sprint event. These two medals contributed to India’s overall tally of 15 medals on Day 7 in Glasgow. The tally comprises three gold, nine silver, and three bronze.

Who Is Dilip Mahadu Gavit? Meet India’s Commonwealth Games Gold Medal-Winning Para Sprinter

Dilip Mahadu Gavit is an Indian para athlete from Maharashtra. He was born on 21 April 2003. He competes in the men’s 400m T47 event. He qualified to represent India at the 2024 Summer Paralympics in Paris. He qualified third for the finals with a season’s best of 49.54m.

Gavit is from Nashik, Maharashtra. His right arm is amputated from below the elbow. He did his schooling at Shahid Bhagat Singh School at Surgana Taluk in Nashik district. He trains under national coach Vaijanath Kale. He is currently supported by Olympic Gold Quest, a sports NGO.

Gavit won a gold medal at the 2022 Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, China. This was incidentally the 100th medal for India at the para games. Earlier, in the 2019 Khelo Games at Pune, he was part of the Maharashtra team that won the bronze in the 4 x 400 m relay. He represented India at the 2023 Paris World Para Athletics Championships. There, he booked a quota place for the Olympics in July 2023.

FAQs

Q. Which medal did Dilip Mahadu Gavit win?

A. Dilip Mahadu Gavit won the gold medal in the men’s T47 100m.

Q. What record did Dilip Mahadu Gavit set in Glasgow?

A. Dilip Mahadu Gavit set a Commonwealth Games record with a time of 10.71 seconds.

Q. What medal did Mohammed Basil Morssinganakath win?

A. Mohammed Basil won the silver medal in the men’s T47 100m.

Q. Where is Dilip Mahadu Gavit from?

A. Dilip Mahadu Gavit is from Nashik, Maharashtra.

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Senior India batter Ajinkya Rahane on Thursday announced his retirement from international cricket with immediate effect, saying that the time is right for him to “move on”.

The 38-year-old played an overall 85 Tests, 90 ODIs and 20 T20Is for India in a career which began in 2013.

However, he has not turned up for India since the 2023 away Test series against the West Indies.

“Today, I feel the timing is right for me to move on and announce my retirement from international cricket and all formats,” Rahane said in a social media post.

Despite falling out of the national selectors’ radar, Rahane has been active in the domestic circuit and led Mumbai until the 2024-25 season.