CWG 2018: कुल 66 पदकों के साथ खत्म हुआ भारत का अभियान, रचा इतिहास, मिला तीसरा स्थान  
भारत का तीसरा सर्वकालिक सर्वश्रेष्ठ प्रदर्शन
ग्लास्गो (2014) को पीछे छोड़ा, मैनचेस्टर (2002) से चूके
सायना को बैडमिंटन सिंगल्स का स्वर्ण, श्रीकांत कितांबी चूके
It's been a Golden year for #India at #GC2018. With a total of 66 medals including 26,we finished at the 3rd spot in the medal tally after #Australia & #England.Take a bow to our athletes who've performed exceptionally well to make fly high at #CWG2018. #RangDeTiranga#SAIpic.twitter.com/Z57DL7uBb0
That's it for India at #CWG2018
finished with 26, 20 and 20 medals - overall tally of 66 medals which is the third best in their history of #CommonwealthGames after #Delhi 2010 (101 medals) and #Manchester 2002 (69 medals). pic.twitter.com/pEJB3jpEND
Medal Tally of #CommonwealthGames2018
With 26 medal India at 3rd positon in #GC2018pic.twitter.com/Adm5dKSk4d
.@NSaina is the #CommonwealthGames champion for the second time in her career in #GC2018Badminton#GC2018#CommonwealthGames2018#SainaVsSindhupic.twitter.com/hElG3Ej4qe
Goosebumps Alert!!
Power-packed #SundayFinals of the #GC2018Badminton Men's Singles Gold Medal Match & #SrikanthKidambi wins #Silver after losing 2-1 to #LeeCHongWei ! An absolute stunner, the most high spirited game of #GC2018#Congratulations@srikidambi@LeeChongWeipic.twitter.com/5VYX59VFsr
— IOA - Team India (@ioaindia) April 15, 2018

Power-packed #SundayFinals of the #GC2018Badminton Men's Singles Gold Medal Match & #SrikanthKidambi wins #Silver after losing 2-1 to #LeeCHongWei ! An absolute stunner, the most high spirited game of #GC2018#Congratulations@srikidambi@LeeChongWeipic.twitter.com/5VYX59VFsr
#Langridge and #Ellis take the first game 21-13 from #Satwik and #Chirag n Badminton Men’s Doubles Final #GC2018Badminton#CommonwealthGames2018pic.twitter.com/HJxk1ySJBl
Veteran #SharathKamal wins bronze in men's singles #GC2018TableTennis beats #SamuelWalker 4-1 in five games #CommonwealthGames2018#GC2018pic.twitter.com/xn3m0hlI9y
MEDALS WON BY #ManikaBatra at #GC2018TableTennis
April 8: Women's Team
April 13: Women's Doubles
April 14: Women's Singles
April 15: Mixed Doubles#CommonwealthGames2018#GC2018pic.twitter.com/McnlZ57fp0
— Doordarshan Sports (@ddsportschannel) April 15, 2018

April 8: Women's Team
April 13: Women's Doubles
April 14: Women's Singles
April 15: Mixed Doubles#CommonwealthGames2018#GC2018pic.twitter.com/McnlZ57fp0
— Doordarshan Sports (@ddsportschannel) April 15, 2018

April 13: Women's Doubles
April 14: Women's Singles
April 15: Mixed Doubles#CommonwealthGames2018#GC2018pic.twitter.com/McnlZ57fp0
— Doordarshan Sports (@ddsportschannel) April 15, 2018

April 14: Women's Singles
April 15: Mixed Doubles#CommonwealthGames2018#GC2018pic.twitter.com/McnlZ57fp0
— Doordarshan Sports (@ddsportschannel) April 15, 2018

April 15: Mixed Doubles#CommonwealthGames2018#GC2018pic.twitter.com/McnlZ57fp0
Defending Champions #DipikaPallikal & #JoshnaChinappa could not quite recreate their winning streak they displayed so far but, nonetheless, a brave fight from the pair to win Silver in their #GC2018Squash Women's Doubles Gold Medal Match! #Kudos@DipikaPallikal@joshnachinappapic.twitter.com/iaPOZWdgAA