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Commonwealth Games 2022 medal tally: Ariarne Titmus wins 400m gold and Brandon Starc takes high jump silver

Australia leads the medal tally with 46 gold medals as the Commonwealth Games swimming program concludes at the end of day six of the competition.

Tomorrow, attention turns to track and field and team sports.

  • Gold: 46
  • Silver: 38
  • Bronze: 39
  • Total: 123

You can check out how the latest batch of medals were won in our Commonwealth Games blog, or have a look at the medal winners and the top 10 medal standings by country below:

Day 6 medal winners:

Gold:

  • Evan O’Hanlon, athletics, T37/38 100m
  • Kaylee McKeown, Chelsea Hodges, Emma McKeon and Mollie O’Callaghan, swimming, 4×100 medley relay
  • Ariarne Titmus, swimming, 400m freestyle
  • Sam Short, swimming, 1,500m freestyle

Silver:

  • Brandon Starc, athletics, high jump
  • Bradley Woodward, Zac Stubblety-Cook, Matt Temple and Kyle Chalmers, swimming, 4X100 medley relay
  • Mollie O’Callaghan, swimming, 50m backstroke
  • Benjamin Hance, swimming, S14 200m freestyle
  • Cheryl Lindfield and Serena Bonnell, lawn bowls, B6-B8 women’s pair
  • Zoe Cuthbert, cycling, cross-country mountain biking

Bronze:

  • Kiah Melverton, swimming, 400m freestyle
  • Harry Cassar, judo, -90kg
  • Abigail Paduch, judo, +78kg
  • Liam Park, judo, +100kg
  • Kaylee McKeown, swimming, backstroke
  • Jack Ireland, swimming, S14 200m freestyle
  • Charisma Amoe Tarrant, weightlifting, 87kg+

Birmingham 2022 medal tally:

POSITION

TEAM

gold

SILVER

BRONZE

TOTAL

1

Australia

46

38

39

123

two

England

38

37

28

103

3

Canada

16

twenty

twenty-one

57

4

new zealand

16

10

10

36

5

Scotland

7

8

17

32

6

south africa

6

7

7

twenty

7

India

5

6

7

18

8

wales

4

4

9

17

9

Malaysian

3

two

3

8

10

Nigeria

3

1

4

8

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Commonwealth Games 2022 medal tally: Australia leads rankings, 11 gold medals clear of England

Australia is well ahead in the medal tally on day five of the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

It was another strong day of competition, with Australia winning 35 medals across multiple events. Here is the medal tally for Australia’s athletes so far:

  • Gold: 42
  • Silver: 32
  • Bronze: 32
  • Total: 106

You can check out how the latest batch of medals were won in our Commonwealth Games blog, or have a look at the medal winners and the top 10 medal standings by country below:

Day five:

Gold:

  • Kaylee McKeown, Zac Stubblety-Cook, Matthew Temple and Emma McKeon, swimming, mixed 4X100 medley
  • Eileen Cikamatana, weightlifting, women’s 87kg division
  • Ariarne Titmus, swimming, 800m freestyle
  • Jasmine Greenwood, swimming, SM10 individual medley
  • Col Pearse, swimming, 100m butterfly
  • Nina Kennedy, athletics, pole vault
  • Australia’s men’s 3×3 wheelchair basketball
  • Mollie O’Callaghan, swimming, 100m freestyle
  • Elizabeth Dekkers, swimming, 200m butterfly
  • Kate McDonald, gymnastics, beam
  • Aoife Coughlan, judo, women’s 70kg

Silver:

  • Jaydon Page, athletics, T45-47 100m
  • Kiah Melverton, swimming, 800m freestyle
  • Alex Staffy, swimming, butterfly
  • Sam Williamson, swimming, 50m breaststroke
  • Matt Temple, swimming, 100m butterfly
  • Shayna Jack, swimming, 100m freestyle
  • Damien Delgado and Chris Flavel, lawn bowls, for men’s pairs
  • Bradley Woodward, swimming, 200m backstroke

Bronze:

  • Lani Pallister, swimming, 800m freestyle
  • Keira Stephens, swimming, SM10 individual medley
  • Rhiannon Clarke, athletics, T37/38 100m final
  • Emma McKeon, swimming, 100m freestyle
  • Brianna Throssell, swimming, 200m butterfly
  • Emily Whitehead, gymnastics, floor final
  • Chelsea Hodges, swimming, 100m breaststroke
  • James Bacueti, gymnastics, vault
  • Georgia Godwin, gymnastics, beam

Birmingham 2022 medal tally:

POSITION

TEAM

gold

SILVER

BRONZE

TOTAL

1

Australia

42

32

32

106

two

England

31

3. 4

twenty-one

86

3

new zealand

13

7

6

26

4

Canada

eleven

16

19

46

5

south africa

6

5

5

16

6

India

5

5

3

13

7

Scotland

3

8

fifteen

26

8

wales

3

two

8

13

9

Malaysian

3

two

3

8

10

Nigeria

3

1

4

8

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