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Josh Kerr v Cameron Myers showdown in Glasgow Scotstoun Stadium day nine; Kerr world record holder faces upset bid

Commonwealth Games 2026, schedule for Saturday 1 August in Glasgow: all eyes on Josh Kerr v Cameron Myers showdown – how to watch day nine live

Commonwealth Games 2026, schedule for Saturday 1 August in Glasgow: all eyes on Josh Kerr v Cameron Myers showdown – how to watch day nine live

Discover the schedule for day nine of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games on Saturday 1 August - featuring new world record holder Kerr in front of a home crowd.

Saturday 1 August is the penultimate day of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, and the biggest medal-wise, with 44 golds on offer.

Athletics and Para athletics take the biggest spoils on Saturday 1 August , the last day of track & field, with 19 Commonwealth champions to be crowned.

All eyes will be on a mouth-watering showdown between the new men's mile World Record holder Josh Kerr, who will be roared on at Scotstoun Stadium, against new track sensation Cameron Myers from Australia. Kerr only broke the 27-year-old record in London two weeks ago but Myers, 20, is eyeing an upset.

Boxing finally culminates with 14 medal rounds, with judo adding five.

Fans at track cycling and Para track cycling continue to raise the roof with six titles to be won on the penultimate day of the 23rd edition of the Commonwealth Games, with the men's sprint finals crowning the speediest cyclists of them all.

Other sports in action include netball , which reaches the latter stages to decide the finalists for the medal matches tomorrow, while the bowls and Para bowls players stake their claims for tomorrow's medal showdowns.

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Day 9 medal sessions for Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games – Saturday 1 August

All times local BST (GMT

Men's shot put F55-57 final

Women's 10,000m race walk final

Track cycling, Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome

10:00-13:30 (morning session, no finals), 15:00-19:15

Men's Tandem B sprint final (1)

Women's tandem B 1000m time trial final

Men's tandem B sprint final (2)

Women's 25km point race final

Men's tandem B sprint final (3 if required)

Women's 1000m time trial final

Men's 10km scratch race final

Men's sprint final (3 if required)

For full day's schedule, check here .

How to watch 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 .

Picture by Games Michael Steele

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Commonwealth Games 2026 | Glasgow | United Kingdom