All - time Commonwealth Games medal table - wikipedia All - time Commonwealth Games medal table Commonwealth Games Main topics Commonwealth Games Federation Commonwealth of Nations Head of the Commonwealth Participating nations Commonwealth Day Inter-Empire Championships Queen 's Baton Relay Medal table Records Games Commonwealth Games Commonwealth Paraplegic Games Commonwealth Winter Games Commonwealth Youth Games This page shows the all - time medal table for the Commonwealth Games. The table is updated as of 15 April 2018, the day the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast ended. These rankings sort by the number of gold medals earned by a country. The number of silvers is taken into consideration next and then the number of bronze. If, after the above, countries are still tied, equal ranking is given and they are listed alphabetically. This follows the system used by the IOC, IAAF and BBC. The source for this data are the tallies listed at the Commonwealth Games Federation 's website. Contents 1 Medal table 2 Nations and Territories without medals 2.1 Current Commonwealth Members 3 Notes 4 See also 5 References Medal table Nations in italics no longer participate at the Commonwealth Games. Rank Nation Games Gold Silver Bronze Total Australia ( AUS ) 21 932 775 709 2415 England ( ENG ) 21 714 715 715 2144 Canada ( CAN ) 21 484 516 555 1555 India ( IND ) 15 181 175 148 504 5 New Zealand ( NZL ) 21 159 220 278 657 6 South Africa ( RSA ) 13 130 123 136 389 7 Scotland ( SCO ) 21 119 132 200 451 8 Kenya ( KEN ) 16 85 75 77 237 9 Nigeria ( NGR ) 14 70 75 91 236 10 Wales ( WAL ) 21 67 98 141 306 11 Malaysia ( MAS ) 12 59 65 81 205 12 Jamaica ( JAM ) 17 59 47 55 161 13 Singapore ( SIN ) 16 36 27 32 95 14 Northern Ireland ( NIR ) 20 30 39 55 124 15 Pakistan ( PAK ) 13 25 24 26 75 16 Cyprus ( CYP ) 10 23 13 17 53 17 Uganda ( UGA ) 15 16 16 23 55 18 Ghana ( GHA ) 16 15 18 25 58 19 Trinidad and Tobago ( TRI ) 18 10 21 25 56 20 Bahamas ( BAH ) 15 10 13 13 36 21 Cameroon ( CMR ) 6 10 11 16 37 22 Nauru ( NRU ) 8 10 11 9 30 23 Zimbabwe ( ZIM ) 10 6 9 14 29 24 Tanzania ( TAN ) 12 6 6 9 21 25 Samoa ( SAM ) 12 5 8 11 24 26 Papua New Guinea ( PNG ) 14 5 7 14 27 Botswana ( BOT ) 11 5 5 7 17 28 Namibia ( NAM ) 7 5 11 20 29 Hong Kong ( HKG_CGF ) 10 5 10 17 30 Zambia ( ZAM ) 14 12 23 39 31 Sri Lanka ( SRI ) 16 8 8 20 32 Guyana ( GUY ) 18 6 6 16 33 Fiji ( FIJ ) 16 5 10 19 34 Isle of Man ( IOM ) 16 6 12 35 Bangladesh ( BAN ) 9 8 36 Barbados ( BAR ) 16 7 12 37 Malaya ( MAL ) 7 38 Bermuda ( BER ) 18 6 Mozambique ( MOZ ) 6 6 40 Grenada ( GRN ) 10 5 41 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines ( SVG ) 12 0 42 Mauritius ( MRI ) 15 6 6 13 43 Guernsey ( GUE ) 13 6 44 Lesotho ( LES ) 11 45 Jersey ( JER ) 16 0 Saint Lucia ( LCA ) 11 0 47 Cayman Islands ( CAY ) 11 0 48 British Virgin Islands ( IVB ) 8 0 0 Kiribati ( KIR ) 6 0 0 Saint Kitts and Nevis ( SKN ) 9 0 0 51 Seychelles ( SEY ) 8 0 7 52 Rhodesia and Nyasaland ( FRN ) 0 5 7 53 Malta ( MLT ) 13 0 5 6 54 Swaziland ( SWZ ) 13 0 55 Dominica ( DMA ) 10 0 56 Ireland ( IRE ) 0 0 57 Malawi ( MAW ) 13 0 0 Tonga ( TON ) 10 0 0 59 Norfolk Island ( NFI ) 9 0 0 Vanuatu ( VAN ) 10 0 0 61 Cook Islands ( COK ) 11 0 0 Solomon Islands ( SOL ) 9 0 0 The Gambia ( GAM ) 11 0 0 Nations and territories without medals Current Commonwealth members As of the end of the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Nations and territories No Games Anguilla ( AIA ) * 6 Antigua and Barbuda ( ANT ) * 10 Belize ( BIZ ) 10 Brunei ( BRU ) 8 Falkland Islands ( FAI ) 10 Gibraltar ( GIB ) 16 Montserrat ( MNT ) 7 Niue ( NIU ) 5 Rwanda ( RWA ) * Saint Helena ( SHN ) 7 Sierra Leone ( SLE ) 12 Turks and Caicos Islands ( TCI ) * 7 Tuvalu ( TUV ) 5 * Won at least one medal at a Commonwealth Youth Games. Former Commonwealth Members Nations and Territories'Bold text ' No Games Federation of South Arabia ( FSA ) Maldives ( MDV ) 8 Newfoundland ( NEW ) British North Borneo ( BNB ) Sarawak ( SAR ) Irish Free State ( IFS ) Tanganyika ( TAG ) Notes Jump up ^ Totals for Ghana include all medals won as Gold Coast ( GCO ) Jump up ^ Totals for Zimbabwe include all medals won as Southern Rhodesia ( SRH ) Jump up ^ Totals for Zambia include all medals won as Northern Rhodesia ( NRH ) Jump up ^ Totals for Sri Lanka include all medals won as Ceylon ( CEY ) Jump up ^ Totals for Guyana include all medals won as British Guiana ( BGU ) Jump up ^ Total for the Federation of South Arabia includes appearance as Aden ( ADN ) See also Commonwealth Games portal All - time Olympic Games medal table References Jump up ^ Country Index Commonwealth Games Federation. Retrieved 14 October 2010 Commonwealth Games official website The Commonwealth Games : The History of all the Sports, Bob Phillips 2002, Parrs Wood Press Manchester. 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Question: who won the most medals in the commonwealth games
Answer: Australia