Commonwealth Games 2026 overall schedule
The remaining programme runs from Sunday, July 26, to Sunday, August 2. All start times are in British Summer Time and may change. India is four hours and 30 minutes ahead of BST.
Sunday, July 26 — Day 4: 14 gold medals
- Bowls and Para bowls: 8:30am–2pm; 2:45pm–9:55pm
- Netball: 9am–12:30pm; 2pm–5:30pm; 7pm–10:30pm
- Weightlifting finals: 9:30am, 2pm and 6:30pm
- Swimming: 10:30am–12:45pm; finals from 7pm
- Boxing: 11am–3pm; 6pm–9:45pm
- 3×3 basketball: 11:30am–3:45pm; 5pm–9:15pm
- Gymnastics finals: Men at noon; women at 6pm
The evening swimming programme awards nine titles, including the men’s 50m freestyle, women’s 100m breaststroke, men’s 100m butterfly and men’s 4x200m freestyle relay.
Monday, July 27 — Day 5: 27 gold medals
- Athletics: 10am–1:30pm; finals from 6:30pm
- Gymnastics apparatus finals: 1pm–5:30pm
- Swimming: 10:30am–12:15pm; nine finals from 7pm
- Weightlifting finals: 9:30am, afternoon session from 1pm and 8pm
- Basketball, bowls, boxing and netball: Day and evening sessions
Major athletics finals include the men’s high jump, hammer throw, 3,000m steeplechase and 110m hurdles, plus the women’s 10,000m.
Tuesday, July 28 — Day 6: 27 gold medals
- Athletics: 10am–12:30pm; finals from 6:30pm
- Gymnastics apparatus finals: 1pm–5:30pm
- Bowls medal matches: From 8:30am
- Swimming: 10:30am–1:15pm; ten finals from 7pm
- Weightlifting finals: 9:30am, 2pm and 6:30pm
- Basketball, boxing and netball: Afternoon and evening sessions
The men’s and women’s 100m finals headline the athletics programme. Other titles include the women’s high jump, women’s hammer throw and men’s 10,000m.
Wednesday, July 29 — Day 7: 26 gold medals
- Athletics: 10am–1pm; finals from 6:30pm
- 3×3 basketball medal games: 6:30pm–9:30pm
- Swimming: 10:30am–1:15pm; 11 finals from 7pm
- Weightlifting finals: 9:30am, 2pm and 6:30pm
- Bowls, boxing and netball: Day and evening sessions
All four 3×3 basketball and wheelchair basketball competitions hold their bronze and gold-medal games. Swimming concludes with the men’s and women’s 4x100m medley relays.
Thursday, July 30 — Day 8: 16 gold medals
- Athletics: 10am–1:30pm; finals from 6:30pm
- Track cycling: 10am–1pm; finals from 4pm
- Bowls: 8:30am–2pm; 3pm–9:55pm
- Netball: Three sessions beginning at 9am
- Weightlifting finals: 9:30am, 2pm and 6:30pm
Key finals include the women’s 5,000m, women’s 100m hurdles, men’s shot put and six track cycling and Para cycling medal events.
Friday, July 31 — Day 9: 21 gold medals
- Athletics: 10am–1:45pm; finals from 6:30pm
- Judo: 11am–2pm; five finals from 4pm
- Track cycling: 10am–3pm; seven finals from 4pm
- Boxing: 10:30am, 2:30pm and 7pm sessions
- Bowls and netball: Day and afternoon sessions
The men’s and women’s 200m finals lead the athletics schedule, alongside both 400m hurdles finals, the women’s 800m and men’s javelin.
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Saturday, August 1 — Day 10: 44 gold medals
- Athletics finals: From 10am and 6:30pm
- Boxing gold-medal bouts: 11am–2:30pm; 4:30pm–8pm
- Judo: 11am–2pm; five finals from 4pm
- Track cycling: 10am–1:30pm; six finals from 3pm
- Bowls: 8:30am–2pm; 3pm–9:55pm
- Netball: 9am–11am; 1pm–3pm
The busiest day includes the men’s and women’s mile finals, 4x100m relays, mixed 4x400m relay, men’s 800m and 5,000m, plus 14 boxing finals.
Sunday, August 2 — Day 11: 15 gold medals
- Bowls medal matches: 9am–3:15pm
- Judo: 10am–1pm; four finals from 3pm
- Netball bronze-medal match: 9am
- Netball gold-medal final: 1pm
- Track cycling: 9am–1pm; finals from 3pm
- Closing ceremony: Start time to be confirmed
The final day awards titles in bowls, Para bowls, judo, netball and track cycling before Glasgow brings the 11-day Games to a close.
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