Aquatics tournaments
The big ones
- At the multi-sport Games · Every 4 yearsOlympic Games (aquatics)
- Swimming at the Olympic Games
- 35 events; the United States won 8 golds
- Diving at the Olympic Games
- China won all 8 events
- Artistic swimming at the Olympic Games
- China won the duet and the team
- Water polo at the Olympic Games
- Serbia beat Croatia 13–11 in the men's final
- Next
- Los Angeles 2028, 14 to 30 July
- India
- No medal; Indian swimmers at 14 Games from 1928
The title each aquatics discipline is measured by
Swimming at the Olympic Games →Diving at the Olympic Games →Artistic swimming at the Olympic Games →Water polo at the Olympic Games → - World titles · Every 2 years (yearly 2022 to 2025; next Budapest 2027)World Aquatics Championships
- Artistic swimming at the World Aquatics Championships
- 11 events; China won the three mixed team events
- Diving at the World Aquatics Championships
- 13 events; China won 9
- High diving at the World Aquatics Championships
- Men's: James Lichtenstein · Women's: Rhiannan Iffland
- Open water swimming at the World Aquatics Championships
- 7 events; Florian Wellbrock won the men's 3 km…
- Swimming at the World Aquatics Championships
- 42 events; the United States won 9 golds
- Water polo at the World Aquatics Championships
- Men's: Spain · Women's: Greece
- Next
- Budapest 2027
- India
- No medal
The world title for every aquatics discipline at one event
Artistic swimming at the World Aquatics Championships →Diving at the World Aquatics Championships →High diving at the World Aquatics Championships →Open water swimming at the World Aquatics Championships →Swimming at the World Aquatics Championships →Water polo at the World Aquatics Championships → - At the multi-sport Games · Every 4 yearsAsian Games (aquatics)
- Swimming at the Asian Games
- 41 events; China won 30 golds, Japan 7
- Diving at the Asian Games
- China won all 10 events; Wang Zongyuan won three
- Artistic swimming at the Asian Games
- China won the duet and the team
- Water polo at the Asian Games
- Japan beat Kazakhstan 24–7 for the men's title
- Next
- Doha 2030
- India
- 9 medals: 1 gold, 2 silver, 6 bronze; the gold was Sachin Nag's in 1951
Asia's multi-sport title; for India often the most reachable major medal
Swimming at the Asian Games →Diving at the Asian Games →Artistic swimming at the Asian Games →Water polo at the Asian Games → - At the multi-sport Games · Every 4 yearsCommonwealth Games (aquatics)
- Swimming at the Commonwealth Games
- 56 events; Australia won 37 golds
- Diving at the Commonwealth Games
- 12 events; England won 6
- Next
- Ahmedabad 2030: swimming confirmed
- India
- 1 medal: Prasanta Karmakar, bronze in the men's 50 m freestyle S9, Delhi 2010
A multi-sport title against the Commonwealth nations
Swimming at the Commonwealth Games →Diving at the Commonwealth Games →
Every tournament, by level
At the multi-sport Games
- Swimming at the Olympic Games
- Diving at the Olympic Games
- Artistic swimming at the Olympic Games
- Water polo at the Olympic Games
- Swimming at the Asian Games
- Diving at the Asian Games
- Artistic swimming at the Asian Games
- Water polo at the Asian Games
- Swimming at the Commonwealth Games
- Diving at the Commonwealth Games
- National Games (aquatics)
World titles
- Artistic swimming at the World Aquatics Championships
- Diving at the World Aquatics Championships
- High diving at the World Aquatics Championships
- Open water swimming at the World Aquatics Championships
- Swimming at the World Aquatics Championships
- Water polo at the World Aquatics Championships
- World Aquatics Swimming World Cup
Continental titles
- Asian Aquatics Championships
In India
- Senior National Aquatic Championships
Youth and junior
- World Aquatics Junior Championships