Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games daily schedule in AEST

With 10 sports crammed into 10 full days of action in Glasgow, it may be hard to keep track of what’s on and when at the Commonwealth Games.

So, here’s the full schedule of every day of the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games with all times and days in AEST.

You can find the full official schedule here. Organisers say all schedule details are subject to change, depending on a number of criteria.

Day 0 (July 23-24)

Aussie watch:

• There was not supposed to be any competition on Thursday before the opening ceremony, but an extra session of bowls and para bowls was added because of what organisers described as “unprecedented demand”.

Bowls (6:30pm to 1:25am)

Sectional play — Men’s singles, Women’s pairs, Para mixed pairs B2-B3.

Opening ceremony (5am, July 24)

Held at The Hydro at the Scottish Event Campus, which will also host the netball.

KT Tunstall is headlining and is joined by Tom Walker, Nina Nesbitt, Valtos, Callum Beattie, and Nathan Evans and Saint Phnx.

More than 600 volunteers are also performing.

Day 1 (July 24-25)

Aussie watch:

• The first full day of competition and the first medals will be awarded early in the para powerlifting.
• The swimmers hit the water with Lani Pallister a major favourite in the 400m freestyle at 4am, Australia’s youngest athlete in 14-year-old Mia Hogan swims in the S13 100m freestyle, and the night wraps up with the 4x100m freestyle relays (Australian women have won gold at every Commonwealth Games since 1998, the men have won the past four).
• This is the only day of para powerlifting, featuring 2022 women’s bronze medallist Hani Watson in the women’s heavyweight category.

3×3 basketball/wheelchair basketball (7pm-6:30am)

The first day of group matches across men’s, women’s, women’s wheelchair and men’s wheelchair competition split across three sessions.

The Australian able-bodied men play New Zealand, Nigeria and hosts Scotland; the abled-bodied women play Kenya, Jamaica and Fiji; while both Australian wheelchair teams take on England.

Artistic gymnastics (7pm-6:15am)

Men’s team final and individual qualification.

Bowls (5:30pm-7:15am)

Sectional play — Men’s singles, Women’s pairs, Para mixed pairs B2-B3.

Boxing (8pm-6:45am)

Women’s — 54kg Round of 16, 57kg Round of 32, 60kg Round of 16.

Men’s — 55kg Round of 32, 65kg Round of 64, 70kg Round of 32.

Para powerlifting (10pm-6:30am)

Men’s and women’s lightweight medals will be decided in the early session (10pm to 1:30am).

Both heavyweight divisions will be decided from 3am to 6:30am.

Swimming

Early heats (7:30pm-10pm): Women’s 400m Freestyle heats, Men’s 200m IM Heats, Women’s S13 100m Freestyle Heats, Men’s S13 100m Freestyle — Heats, Women’s 200m Backstroke — Heats, Men’s 50m Backstroke — Heats, Women’s 50m Butterfly — Heats, Men’s 100m Breaststroke — Heats, Women’s SM10 200m Individual Medley — Heats, Men’s S10 100m Butterfly — Heats, Women’s 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay — Heats, Men’s 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay — Heats

Late finals and semis (4am-7am): Women’s 400m Freestyle — Final, Men’s 200m Individual Medley — Final, Women’s S13 100m Freestyle — Final, Men’s S13 100m Freestyle — Final, Women’s 200m Backstroke — Final, Men’s 50m Backstroke — semifinal, Women’s 50m Butterfly — semifinal, Men’s 100m Breaststroke — semifinal, Women’s SM10 200m Individual Medley — Final, Men’s S10 100m Butterfly — Final, Women’s 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay — Final, Men’s 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay — Final

Day 2 (July 25-26)

Aussie watch:

• Australia starts its netball gold medal defence against Tonga, captained by Queenslander and former Firebirds mid-courter Hulita Veve.
• Gymnast Georgia Godwin, a two-time gold medallist at Birmingham 2022, hits the Glasgow International Arena as she continues her comeback from a torn Achilles tendon. She will be joined by Emily Whitehead, Kate McDonald and Breanna Scott, who also won team silver four years ago, with 19-year-old Paris Olympian Ruby Pass the only new face in the squad.
• Sam Short starts his packed schedule (200m, 400m, 800m and 1,500m) with the 400m heats and final, and Mollie O’Callaghan and Lani Pallister go in the women’s 200m freestyle.

3×3 basketball/wheelchair basketball (7pm-6:30am)

The Australian teams have the day off.

Artistic gymnastics (7pm-5:45am)

Women’s team final and individual qualification.

Bowls (5:30pm-7:15am)

Sectional play — Men’s singles, Women’s pairs, Para mixed pairs B2-B3.

Boxing (8pm-6:15am)

Women’s — 65kg Round of 16, 70kg Round of 16, 75kg Round of 16

Men’s — 60kg Round of 32, 65kg Round of 32, 80kg Round of 32

Netball (6pm-7:30am)

The Diamonds take on Tonga in the first of their group games in the early session, likely after 7:30pm.

Swimming

Early heats (7:30pm-10pm): Women’s 200m Freestyle — Heats, Men’s 50m Freestyle — Heats, Women’s 100m Backstroke — Heats, Men’s 100m Butterfly — Heats, Women’s 100m Breaststroke — Heats, Men’s 400m Freestyle — Heats, Women’s S14 200m Freestyle — Heats, Men’s S14 200m Freestyle — Heats, Mixed 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay — Heats

Late finals and semis (4am-7am): Men’s 400m Freestyle — Final, Women’s 100m Backstroke — semifinal, Men’s 50m Freestyle — semifinal, Women’s 200m Freestyle — Final, Men’s 50m Backstroke — Final, Women’s 50m Butterfly — Final, Men’s 100m Butterfly — semifinal, Women’s S14 200m Freestyle — Final, Men’s S14 200m Freestyle — Final, Women’s 100m Breaststroke — semifinal, Men’s 100m Breaststroke — Final, Mixed 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay Final

Day 3 (July 26-27)

Aussie watch:

• The Diamonds face an early test, taking on 2018 gold medallists England from about 7:30pm.
• World record holder Cam McEvoy hits the water for the 50m freestyle final, distance queen Lani Pallister returns for the 1,500m, and rising 17-year-old Sienna Toohey shoots for the first of three potential medals in Glasgow, in the women’s 100m breaststroke.
• Georgia Godwin will be hoping to defend her 2022 individual all-around gold medal.

3×3 basketball/wheelchair basketball (8:30pm-6:15am)

Australian able-bodied men face Guyana and Cayman Islands; able-bodied women face Cayman Islands and Uganda, men’s wheelchair face Kenya; women’s wheelchair face South Africa.

Artistic gymnastics (9pm-6am)

Competitors for the men’s and women’s individual all-around finals are selected based on rankings from the team finals, with a maximum of two gymnasts from each country allowed.

The men’s individual all-around final runs from 9pm to midnight across floor, pommel horse, rings, vault, parallel bars and horizontal bar.

The women compete from 3am to 6am across floor, vault, uneven bars and beam.

Bowls (5:30pm-7am)

Sectional play — Men’s singles, Women’s pairs, Para mixed pairs B2-B3

Boxing (8pm-6:45am)

Women’s — 57kg round of 16.

Men’s — 55kg round of 16, 65kg round of 16, 90kg round of 16, 90kg+ round of 16.

Netball (6pm-7:30am)

The Diamonds face an injury-hit England in the second game of the first session, after Wales vs Scotland from 6pm.

Swimming

Early heats (7:30pm-9:45pm): Women’s 100m Freestyle — Heats, Men’s 50m Breaststroke — Heats, Women’s 1,500m Freestyle (Slower Heats), Men’s 200m Backstroke — Heats, Women’s 100m Butterfly — Heats, Men’s S9 100m Backstroke — Heats, Women’s S9 100m Backstroke — Heats, Men’s 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay — Heats

Late finals and semis (4am-7:15am): Women’s S9 100m Backstroke — Final, Men’s S9 100m Backstroke — Final, Women’s 100m Breaststroke — Final, Men’s 100m Butterfly — Final, Women’s 100m Freestyle — semifinal, Men’s 50m Breaststroke — semifinal, Women’s 100m Backstroke — Final, Men’s 200m Backstroke — Final, Women’s 100m Butterfly — semifinal, Men’s 50m Freestyle — Final, Women’s 1500m Freestyle — Final, Men’s 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay — Final

Weightlifting (6:30pm-6am)

Men’s — 60kg and 65kg

Women’s — 48kg

Day 4 (July 27-28)

Aussie watch:

• The athletics program starts, marking the first of three days that feature swimming as well as track and field.
• Australia’s much-hyped sprint stars hit the track in the men’s and women’s 100m heats. And, after silver in 2018 and bronze in 2022, Rhiannon Clarke tries to complete her set of Commonwealth medals with a gold in the women’s T37/38 100m final.
• Mollie O’Callaghan, Shayna Jack and Meg Harris go for back-to-back podium sweeps for Australia in the women’s 100m freestyle.

3×3 basketball/wheelchair basketball (8:30pm-6:15am)

Australian men’s and women’s wheelchair teams take on Canada.

Artistic gymnastics (10pm-2:30am)

Individual finals for the men’s floor exercise, pommel horse and rings; and women’s vault and uneven bars finals.

Athletics

Early heats and qualifying (7pm-10:30pm): Women’s high jump qualifying, hammer throw qualifying, 100m heats, 100m T37/38 heats; Men’s 400m hurdles heats, long jump qualifying, 100m heats, T37/38 100m heats, 110m hurdles heats

Late finals session (3:30am-7am): Women’s 100m T37/38 final, F55-57 shot put final, 800m heats, 10,000m final; Men’s T37/38 100m final, 110m hurdles final, high jump final, hammer throw final, 3,000m steeplechase final, T20 1,500m final

Bowls (5:30pm-7am)

Sectional play and semifinals — Men’s singles, Women’s pairs, Para mixed pairs B2-B3

Boxing (8pm-6:30am)

Women’s — 51kg round of 16

Men’s — 60kg round of 16, 70kg round of 16, 80kg round of 16

Netball (11pm-7:30am)

No Diamonds today as group games continue.

Swimming

Early heats (7:30pm-9:15pm): Men’s 200m Butterfly — Heats, Women’s 400m Individual Medley — Heats, Women’s 50m Backstroke — Heats, Men’s 100m Freestyle — Heats, Women’s 50m Breaststroke — Heats, Men’s 800m Freestyle (Slower Heats), Women’s SB8 100m Breaststroke — Heats, Men’s SB9 100m Breaststroke — Heats, Women’s 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay

Late finals and semis (4am-7am): Women’s 400m Individual Medley — Final, Men’s 100m Freestyle — semifinal, Women’s 100m Freestyle — Final, Men’s SB9 100m Breaststroke — Final, Women’s SB8 100m Breaststroke — Final, Women’s 100m Butterfly — Final, Men’s 50m Breaststroke — Final, Women’s 50m Backstroke — semifinal, Men’s 800m Freestyle — Fastest 8, Women’s 50m Breaststroke — semifinal, Men’s 200m Butterfly — Final, Women’s 4x200m Freestyle Relay — Final

Weightlifting (6pm-7:30am)

Men’s — 71kg and 79kg

Women’s — 53kg and 58kg

Day 5 (July 28-29)

Aussie watch:

• The men’s and women’s 100m semifinals and finals will hopefully feature some Australians. And the women’s high jump final gives Nicola Olyslagers (bronze in 2018) and Eleanor Patterson (gold in 2014 and silver in 2022) a chance to add to their hauls.
• Kyle Chalmers aims for more gold in the men’s 100m freestyle, with Lani Pallister (800m freestyle), Mollie O’Callaghan (50m backstroke) and defending 200m breaststroke champion Zac Stubblety-Cook also in action.
• The Diamonds take on Malawi in their third group game on Wednesday morning.

3×3 basketball/wheelchair basketball (2:30am-6:30am)

Two semifinal qualifiers for each of the four disciplines.

Artistic gymnastics (10pm-2:30am)

Individual finals for the men’s vault, parallel bars and horizontal bar; and women’s beam and floor exercise finals.

Athletics

Early heats and qualifying (7pm-9:30pm): Women’s heptathlon day one, discus qualifying, 400m heats, shot put qualifying; Men’s 800m heats, 400m heats

Late finals session (3:30am-7am): Women’s heptathlon day one, high jump final, 100m semis and final, hammer throw final; Men’s 100m semis and final, T20 long jump final, 10,000m final

Bowls (5:30pm-7am)

Medal matches — Men’s singles, Women’s pairs, Para mixed pairs B2-B3; Sectional play — Men’s pairs, Women’s singles, Para men’s pairs B6-8, Para women’s pairs B6-8

Boxing (9pm-6:15am)

Women’s — 54kg quarterfinals, 60kg quarterfinals, 65kg quarterfinals, 75kg quarterfinals

Men’s — 55kg quarterfinals, 65kg quarterfinals, 90kg quarterfinals

Netball (11pm-7:30am)

More group games, including Diamonds vs Malawi in the late session from 4am.

Swimming

Early heats (7:30pm-10:15pm): Men’s 400m Individual Medley — Heats, Women’s 200m Individual Medley — Heats, Men’s 50m Butterfly — Heats, Women’s 50m Freestyle — Heats, Men’s 200m Breaststroke — Heats, Women’s 800m Freestyle (Slower Heats), Men’s 100m Backstroke — Heats, Women’s S13 50m Freestyle — Heats, Men’s S13 50m Freestyle — Heats, Mixed 4 x 100m Medley Relay — Heats

Late finals and semis (4am-7:15am): Men’s S13 50m Freestyle — Final, Women’s S13 50m Freestyle — Final, Men’s 100m Freestyle — Final, Women’s 200m Individual Medley — Final, Men’s 400m Individual Medley — Final, Women’s 50m Freestyle — semifinal, Men’s 50m Butterfly — semifinal, Women’s 50m Backstroke — Final, Men’s 200m Breaststroke — Final, Women’s 50m Breaststroke — Final, Men’s 100m Backstroke — semifinal, Women’s 800m Freestyle — Fastest 8, Mixed 4 x 100m Medley Relay — Final

Weightlifting (6:30pm-6am)

Men’s — 88kg

Women’s — 63kg and 69kg

Day 6 (July 29-30)

Aussie watch:

• The Diamonds have perhaps their toughest match-up of the group stage against South Africa on Thursday morning.
• Rising athletics star Cam Myers starts his campaign in the mile, while 44-year-old veteran Eliza Ault-Connell chases her fourth Commonwealth Games medal and is joined by Mikaela Dingley in the women’s 1,500m T53/54.
• The swimming program wraps up with Lakeisha Patterson trying to equal her haul of three Paralympic gold medals with a third Commonwealth title in the women’s 100m S9 freestyle. And Sam Short completes his packed schedule with the men’s 200m and 1,500m freestyle finals on the same night.

3×3 basketball/wheelchair basketball (8:30pm-6:30am)

Semifinals from 8:30pm to 12:30am, and medal matches from 1:30am to 6:30am.

Athletics

Early heats and qualifying (7pm-10pm): Women’s heptathlon day two, 200m heats, triple jump qualifying, 400m hurdles heats; Men’s shot put qualifying, mile heats, 200m heats, T11/12 100m heats, T45-47 100m heats

Late finals session (3:30am-7am): Women’s heptathlon day two finale, F42-44/61-64 discus final, 800m semifinals, T53/54 1,500m final, shot put final, 3,000m steeplechase final; Men’s 400m hurdles semifinal, T45-47 100m final, long jump final, F42-44/61/64 discus final

Bowls (5:30pm-7am)

Sectional play — Men’s pairs, Women’s singles, Para men’s pairs B6-8, Para women’s pairs B6-8

Boxing (9pm-6:30am)

Women’s — 51kg quarterfinals, 57kg quarterfinals, 70kg quarterfinals

Men’s — 60kg quarterfinals, 70kg quarterfinals, 80kg quarterfinals, 90kg+ quarterfinals

Netball (11pm-7:30am)

More group games, including Diamonds vs South Africa in the late session from 4am.

Swimming

Early heats (7:30pm-9:15pm): Women’s 200m Breaststroke — Heats, Men’s 200m Freestyle — Heats, Women’s 200m Butterfly — Heats, Men’s S7 50m Freestyle — Heats, Women’s S9 100m Freestyle — Heats, Men’s 1500m Freestyle (Slower Heats), Women’s 4x100m Medley Relay — Heats, Men’s 4x100m Medley Relay — Heats

Late finals (4am-7:15am): Men’s 100m Backstroke — Final, Women’s 200m Breaststroke — Final, Men’s 200m Freestyle — Final, Women’s 50m Freestyle — Final, Men’s 50m Butterfly — Final, Women’s S9 100m Freestyle — Final, Men’s S7 50m Freestyle — Final, Women’s 200m Butterfly — Final, Men’s 1500m Freestyle — Fastest 8, Women’s 4 x 100m Medley Relay — Final, Men’s 4 x 100m Medley Relay — Final

Weightlifting (6:30pm-6am)

Women’s — 77kg and 86kg

Men’s — 94kg

Day 7 (July 30-31)

Aussie watch:

• Jess Hull starts her campaign in the mile heats alongside Abbey Caldwell and Claudia Hollingsworth in the morning, before the 5,000m final with Linden Hall and Rose Davies in the evening session.
• The Diamonds wrap up their group games with a clash against Northern Ireland.
• The track cycling program begins, with the men’s team sprint potentially pitting Australians against former teammate Matthew Richardson, who controversially defected to England after the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Athletics

Early heats and qualifying (7pm-10:30pm): Women’s 100m hurdles heats, mile heats, T45-47 100m heats, 400m semis; Men’s decathlon day one, pole vault qualifying, javelin qualifying, triple jump qualifying, 400m semis

Late finals session (3:30am-7am): Women’s triple jump final, T45-47 100m final, 100m hurdles final, 200m semis, discus final, 5,000m final; Men’s decathlon day one, shot put final, 200m semis, 800m semis, T11/12 100m final

Bowls (5:30pm-7am)

Sectional play — Men’s pairs, Women’s singles, Para men’s pairs B6-8, Para women’s pairs B6-8

Netball (6pm-7:30am)

More group games, including Diamonds vs Northern Ireland in middle session from 11pm.

Track cycling

Early session (7pm-10pm): Women’s Tandem B Sprint Qualification, Women’s 4000m Team Pursuit Qualification, Women’s Tandem B Sprint SemiFinals (1), Men’s 4000m Team Pursuit Qualification, Women’s Tandem B Sprint semifinals (2), Women’s C4-5 4000m Individual Pursuit Qualification, Women’s Team Sprint Qualification, Women’s Tandem B Sprint semifinals (3 if required), Men’s Team Sprint Qualification

Late session (1am-4am): Women’s Tandem B Sprint Finals (1), Men’s Tandem B 1000m Time Trial Final, Women’s Tandem B Sprint Finals (2), Women’s 4000m Team Pursuit Final, Women’s Tandem B Sprint Finals (3 if required), Women’s C4-5 4000m Individual Pursuit Final, Men’s 4000m Team Pursuit Final, Women’s Team Sprint Final, Men’s Team Sprint Final

Weightlifting (6:30pm-6am)

Men’s — 110kg and 110kg+

Women’s — 86kg+

Day 8 (July 31-August 1)

Aussie watch:

• Flag-bearer Nina Kennedy defends her 2022 Commonwealth gold medal in the women’s pole vault, we hope to see some Australian sprinters in the men’s and women’s 200m finals, and 2022 silver medallist Declan Tingay, Isaac Beacroft and Tim Fraser compete in the 10,000m race walk.
• Hopefully the Diamonds aren’t playing today because that would mean they’ve missed the semifinals and are instead playing ranking matches for teams 5-12.
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Athletics

Early heats and qualifying (7pm-10:45pm): Women’s long jump qualifying, T37/38 200m heats, T53/54 400m heats; Men’s decathlon day two, discus qualifying; Mixed 4x400m relay heats

Late finals session (3:30am-7:15am): Women’s pole vault final, T37/38 long jump final, 800m final, 400m hurdles final, 200m final; Men’s decathlon day two finale, 10,000m race walk final, javelin final, 400m hurdles final, 200m final

Bowls (5:30pm-7am)

Sectional play — Men’s pairs, Women’s singles, Para men’s pairs B6-8, Para women’s pairs B6-8

Boxing (7:30pm-6:30am)

Women’s — 51kg semifinals, 54kg semifinals, 60kg semifinals, 65kg semifinals, 57kg semifinals, 70kg semifinals, 75kg semifinals

Men’s — 55kg semifinals, 60kg semifinals, 65kg semifinals, 70kg semifinals, 80kg semifinals, 90kg semifinals, 90kg+ semifinals

Judo (8pm-3:45am)

Women’s — 48kg, 52kg and 57kg

Men’s — 60kg and 66kg

Netball (6pm-2:30am)

Classification matches for teams 5-12.

Track cycling

Early session (7pm-midnight): Women’s Sprint Qualification, Women’s 4000m Individual Pursuit Qualification, Women’s Sprint 1/8 Finals, Men’s Elimination Race Qualification, Women’s Sprint quarterfinals (1), Men’s 4000m Individual Pursuit Qualification, Women’s Sprint quarterfinals (2), Women’s 10km Scratch Race Qualification, Women’s Sprint quarterfinals (3 if required)

Late session (1am-5:15am): Men’s Keirin — Round 1, Women’s Sprint semifinals (1), Women’s 4000m Individual Pursuit Final, Men’s Keirin — Round 1 Repechage, Women’s Sprint semifinals (2), Men’s C1-3 1000m Time Trial Final, Women’s Sprint semifinals (3 if required), Women’s 10km Scratch Race Final, Men’s 4000m Individual Pursuit Final, Men’s Keirin — Round 2, Women’s Sprint Final (1), Women’s Sprint Final (2), Men’s Keirin Final, Men’s Elimination Race Final, Women’s Sprint Final (3 if required)

Day 9 (August 1-2)

Aussie watch:

• Unlike other days, there will be athletics finals in the early and late sessions, with Australians in contention all day long at Scotstoun Stadium — Matt Denny in the discus, Kurtis Marschall in the pole vault, Mackenzie Little in the javelin, Jess Hull, Cam Myers and Co. in the miles, and the 4x100m relays are just a few of the events to keep an eye on.
• Defending men’s individual sprint champion Matthew Richardson is set for another potential clash with his former Australian teammates after his defection to England. Jessica Gallagher tries to defend her women’s tandem 1,000m time trial gold medal.
• Unless there’s an absolute calamity, the Diamonds will play their semifinal.

Athletics

Early session (7pm-10:45pm): Women’s 10,000m race walk final, 400m final, 4x100m relay heats, T37/38 200m final; Men’s F55-57 shot put final, triple jump final, T53/54 1,500m final, discus final, 400m final, 4x100m relay heats

Late session (3:30am-7:30am): Women’s 4x100m relay final, long jump final, javelin final, T53/54 400m final, mile final; Men’s 4x100m relay final, pole vault final, 800m final, 5,000m final, mile final; Mixed 4x400m relay final

Bowls (5:30pm-7:00am)

Sectional play and semis — Men’s pairs, Women’s singles, Para men’s pairs B6-8, Para women’s pairs B6-8

Boxing (8pm-5am)

All medal bouts.

Judo (8pm-3:45am)

Women’s — 63kg and 70kg

Men’s — 73kg, 81kg and 90kg

Netball (6pm-midnight)

Semifinals day.

Track cycling

Early session (7pm-10:30pm): Men’s Sprint Qualification, Men’s Tandem B Sprint Qualification, Men’s Sprint 1/8 Final, Men’s Tandem B Sprint semifinals (1), Men’s Sprint quarterfinals (1), Men’s 10km Scratch Race Qualification (Heat 1), Men’s Tandem B Sprint semifinals (2), Men’s Sprint quarterfinals (2), Men’s 10km Scratch Race Qualification (Heat 2), Men’s Tandem B Sprint semifinals (3 if required), Men’s Sprint quarterfinals (3 if required), Women’s 25km Point Race Qualification

Late session (Midnight-4:00am): Men’s Tandem B Sprint Final (1), Men’s Sprint semifinal (1), Women’s Tandem B 1000m Time Trial Final, Men’s Tandem B Sprint Final (2), Men’s Sprint semifinal (2), Women’s 25km Point Race Final, Men’s Tandem B Sprint Final (3 if required), Men’s Sprint semifinal (3 if required), Women’s 1000m Time Trial Final, Men’s Sprint Final (1), Men’s Sprint Final (2), Men’s 10km Scratch Race Final, Men’s Sprint Final (3 if required)

Day 10 (August 2-3)

Aussie watch:

• The netball gold and bronze matches will be played on the final day of competition, with the Diamonds almost certain to feature.
• Bowls, judo and track cycling also wrap up before the closing ceremony in the evening.

Bowls (6pm-12:15am)

Medal matches — Men’s pairs, Women’s singles, Para men’s pairs B6-8, Para women’s pairs B6-8

Judo (7pm-2:45am)

Women’s — 87kg and 87kg+

Men’s — 100kg and 100kg+

Netball (6pm-midnight)

6pm: Bronze medal match

10pm: Final

Track cycling

Early session (6pm-10pm): Women’s Elimination Race Qualification, Women’s Keirin — Round 1, Men’s 40km Point Race Qualification, Men’s C1-3 3000m Individual Pursuit Qualification, Men’s 1000m Time Trial Final, Women’s Keirin — Round 1 repechage

Late session (Midnight-2:45am): Women’s Elimination Race Final, Men’s C1-3 3000m Individual Pursuit Final, Women’s Keirin — Round 2, Women’s Keirin Final, Women’s C4-5 1000m Time Trial Final, Men’s 40km Point Race Final

Closing ceremony

Details about the closing ceremony are incredibly sparse, but the final events of the games (judo and track cycling) finish at 2:45am.

It will be at the Hydro and feature performances by Simple Minds, Sandi Thom, BEMZ, Cammy Barnes, Elephant Sessions and Shereen Cutkelvin.

While Indian acts 

We will let you know when we know more.