Australia schedule and medal events Glasgow; Australia dominates medal table at Games
Commonwealth Games 2026: How to watch Australia live – full schedule and medal events on Saturday 1 August
Commonwealth Games 2026: How to watch Australia live – full schedule and medal events on Saturday 1 August
Jessica Hull and Abbey Caldwell feature in the Commonwealth Games’ first women’s mile medal race, while Australia’s new-look golden track cycling team are back at the velodrome for more success.
Australia have dominated the medal table at the 2026 Commonwealth Games .
With medals still up for grabs on Saturday (1 August) in cycling , athletics , and boxing , there is still time to add to their tally.
Scroll below to find out more about the Australian stars to watch on the penultimate day in Glasgow.
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Stars to watch for Australia on Saturday 1 August
Australia’s track cyclists will look to continue their strong campaign after winning gold in the men’s team sprint. Daniel James Barber , Ryan Elliott , Leigh Hoffman and Tayte Ryan will compete in the men’s sprint qualifying, with the finals taking place later in the day.
On the athletics track, Thomas Reynolds will contest the men’s 400m final, while Luke Boyes , Peter Bol and Peyton Craig will line up in the men’s 800m final.
The return of the mile event will see a trio of Aussies in the men’s and women’s race. Cameron Myers , Oliver Hoare and Adam Spencer will be in the men’s event, while Claudia Hollingsworth , Jessica Hull and Abbey Caldwell will compete in the inaugural women’s mile at the Games.
Delta Amidzovski and Brooke Buschkuehl will aim for medals in the women’s long jump final, while Lianna Davidson and Mackenzie Little take on the women’s javelin final.
In boxing, Eve Elizabeth Bryson, Jacob Cassar, Paul Trainor, Jye Dixon, Lekeisha Pergoliti and Emma-Sue Greentree will fight for spots in the gold medal bouts, while the nation’s judo contenders Joshua Katz, Vas Middleton, Tinka Easton, Saya Middleton and Keishin Ochi remain in medal contention.
Australia’s schedule on Thursday 30 July
All times listed in local time (BST), then Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST).
Track cycling Morning session: 10:00
How to watch Australia at the Commonwealth Games 2026 live Coverage of Glasgow 2026 is available through broadcasters and streaming platforms around the world. These include but are not limited to:
United Kingdom – TNT Sports (HBO Max), Channel 5
New Zealand – Sky, TV3
India – Sony Sports Network, Sony LIV, DD National
Find your local broadcaster or streaming platform via the official Glasgow 2026 website .
23 July - 2 August
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