Wrestling at the Commonwealth Games

Wrestling at the Commonwealth Games is an optional sport for men only that was one of six to be featured on the Programme in Hamilton 1930. Participation has risen from 3 countries to 17 sending athletes to Manchester 2002. Wrestling did not feature in Melbourne 2006 but makes a return to the Programme in Delhi 2010 and is included in Glasgow 2014.

Editions
Games Year Host city Host country Best nation
I1930Hamilton, Ontario Canada Canada
II1934London England Canada
III1938Sydney, Australia Australia
IV1950Auckland New Zealand Australia
V1954Vancouver Canada South Africa
VI1958Cardiff Wales South Africa
VII1962Perth Australia Pakistan
VIII1966Kingston Jamaica Pakistan
IX1970Edinburgh Scotland India
X1974Christchurch New Zealand Canada
XI1978Edmonton, Alberta Canada Canada
XII1982Brisbane, Queensland Australia Canada
XIII1986Edinburgh Scotland Canada
XV1994Victoria, Canada Canada
XVII2002Manchester England Canada
XIX2010Delhi India India
XX2014Glasgow Scotland Canada
XXI2018Gold Coast, Queensland Australia India

All-time medal table

Updated after the 2018 Commonwealth Games

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Canada664326135
2 India433821102
3 Pakistan21111042
4 Australia14221551
5 South Africa1391133
6 Nigeria9112242
7 England5223966
8 New Zealand391729
9 Scotland151521
10 Cameroon0336
11 Wales0123
12 Cyprus0022
13 Northern Ireland0011
 Zambia0011
 Zimbabwe0011
Totals (15 nations)175174186535
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