Glasgow 2026 Day 2: Highlights from Day 2 of the Commonwealth Games
Glasgow 2026 Day 2: Highlights from Day 2 of the...
A selection of the standout moments from the action on Saturday 25 July at Glasgow 2026
A selection of the standout moments from the action on Saturday 25 July at Glasgow 2026
Some of the best quotes from Day 2 of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Australia clinched five golds from a possible eight on Saturday to extend their winning streak at the top of the table on a dramatic night at Tollcross International Swimming Centre.
Georgia Godwin turned injury heartbreak to joy as she led Australia to Women’s Artistic Gymnastics Commonwealth Games Team gold.
Scotland's Ross McConnell revelled in a Commonwealth Games debut aged 47 in Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball on Saturday, while the host nation's Women also enjoyed victory under player-coach Robyn Love.
New Zealand set the standard on the opening day of competition in Netball with Australia and England also living up to their billing.
The luck of the draw did not fall in favour of two of the favourites in the Men’s 60kg category, but the crowd was treated to a bout worthy of a final as India's Sachin Sachin defeated Canada's Keoma Al-Ahmadieh on Day 2 of Boxing.
Australia's bowlers are taking inspiration from the deluge of medals provided by the nation's swimmers, as they hope to join the gold rush at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Glasgow International Arena has been a family affair for Anne-Leen and Jonie Thorburn as the sisters represented Namibia together, coached by mum Petra.
Sanele Mao (SAM) and England's Emily Campbell (pictured) are among the former Commonwealth Games champions to compete in a stellar field at Glasgow 2026, as the Weightlifting begins on Sunday.
England swimmer Luke Greenbank has reached podiums at major international sporting events, including the Olympic Games.
While medals are won and records broken across Glasgow's sporting venues, something extraordinary is also happening on the streets, in the parks and along the riverbanks.
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