ndia Saturday surpassed its Melbourne Commonwealth Games medal haul of 50 with 54 medals at the Delhi Games
Tania Harding
Oct. 10, 2010

Indian athletes have already earned more golds than in Melbourne where the Games were held in 2006. India's medal count at the Delhi Games stood 24 gold, 16 silver and 14 bronze. In Melbourne the final tally was 22 gold, 17 silver and 11 bronze.

India was fourth in the overall medal count both at Melbourne 2006 and at the Manchester Games in 2002, behind Australia, England and Canada.

ndia Saturday surpassed its Melbourne Commonwealth Games medal haul of 50 with 54 medals at the Delhi Games
Tania Harding
India's medal count at the Delhi Games stood 24 gold, 16 silver and 14 bronze. In Melbourne the final tally was 22 gold, 17 silver and 11 bronze.
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India shines gold, beats Aussies in Mohali Test cricket
Sandip Patil
India picked up five golds in a day drowning out even the applause over India's dramatic first Test win against Australia in Mohali.
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Surala Tansur
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Renu Palkiwala
Sixty five thousand audiences at the inaugural ceremony of the Games carried memories of a gala evening that presented a fine mix of India's glorious past, a dynamic present and a promising future.
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India targets 100 medals and number two position in Commonwealth Games
Special Correspondent
It would mean getting past buoyant Canada and a much more formidable England even as Australia stays comfortably out of reach.
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Commonwealth Games will see fierce competition in Swimming
Sandeep Lahiri
The high-profile pullouts will not have any bearing on swimming and the events will see tough competition in the Delhi Commonwealth Games, Olympic champion Roland Schoeman said on Saturday.
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