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Commonwealth Games 2026 July 27 India schedule, live time IST, streaming | Commonwealth Games

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India will look to add to their medal haul when they take the stage on Day 4 of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow on Monday (July 27). India will be in action across various sporting disciplines, including athletics, weightlifting, boxing, swimming, gymnastics, bowls and para athletics. 
After opening its medal account with Mirabai Chanu’s historic gold, Raja Muthupandi and Rishikanta Singh’s silvers and Jhandu Kumar’s bronze, India heads into one of its busiest days of the Games. The athletics programme gets underway for the Indian contingent, while several medal events across weightlifting, artistic gymnastics and para athletics present fresh opportunities to climb the medal table. 

 

 


Athletics campaign begins with high hopes

 

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India’s athletics challenge officially begins on Monday, with several top names entering the fray.

 


Sprint specialist Gurindervir Singh will be the first Indian track athlete in action in the men’s 100m heats, while Murali Sreeshankar and Lokesh Satyanathan will compete in the men’s long jump qualification.

 

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Attention will then shift to Tejas Shirse, who begins his campaign in the men’s 110m hurdles heats. Should he qualify, he will return later in the night for the medal race.

 


The marquee athletics event for India, however, will be the men’s high jump final, where Tejaswin Shankar, Sarvesh Anil Kushare, and J Aadarsh Ram will all be aiming for podium finishes.

 

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Weightlifting looks to continue medal surge

 


Weightlifting has already delivered two medals for India, and Monday presents three more opportunities to add to that tally.

 

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Gyaneshwari Yadav opens India’s challenge in the women’s 53kg final before experienced lifter Bindyarani Devi competes in the women’s 58kg category.

 


The day’s weightlifting action concludes with V Ajaya Babu in the men’s 79kg final, where another podium finish will be on India’s radar.

 

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Protistha Samanta targets gymnastics medal

 


One of India’s brightest gymnastics prospects, Protistha Samanta, will compete in the women’s vault final after an impressive qualification campaign.

 

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Samanta had finished among the leading qualifiers after producing strong vaults despite competing with a heavily strapped leg. She will now look to convert that form into a Commonwealth Games medal.

 


Busy day in the boxing ring

 

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India’s boxing squad will have four representatives in action.

 


Sachin Siwach continues his campaign in the men’s 60kg category after winning his opening bout, while Ankush, Sakshi Choudhary and Sumit Kundu begin their respective Commonwealth Games campaigns in the Round of 16.

 

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With boxing awarding bronze medals to losing semifinalists, every victory moves the Indian boxers one step closer to a guaranteed podium finish. 

 


Swimming and bowls continue

 


Veteran swimmer Sajan Prakash begins his campaign in the men’s 200m butterfly heats. If he advances, he will return later in the night for the final.

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In lawn bowls, Putul Sonowal resumes his men’s singles sectional campaign against Kenya’s Anwar Hamada, knowing every match is crucial in the race for qualification.

 


Para athletics and wheelchair basketball also in focus

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India will also compete in two para athletics medal events.

 


Sharmila Dhankar and Shilpa K Shyla will feature in the women’s shot put F57 final, while Rakeshbhai Bhatt and Shreyansh Trivedi contest the men’s 100m T38 final.

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Meanwhile, the Indian women’s 3×3 wheelchair basketball team will look to bounce back when it faces Nigeria in the group stage. 


India schedule – Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 4 (July 27)


Time (IST)

Sport

Event

Indian Athlete(s)

2:40 PM

Athletics

Men’s 100m Heats

Gurindervir Singh

3:00 PM

Athletics

Men’s Long Jump Qualification

Murali Sreeshankar, Lokesh Satyanathan

3:00 PM

Swimming

Men’s 200m Butterfly Heats

Sajan Prakash

3:55 PM

Athletics

Men’s 110m Hurdles Heats

Tejas Shirse

4:45 PM

Boxing

Men’s 60kg Round of 16

Sachin Siwach vs William Hewitt (England)

5:30 PM

Weightlifting

Women’s 53kg Final (Medal Event)

Gyaneshwari Yadav

6:00 PM

Boxing

Men’s 80kg Round of 16

Ankush vs Zalaan Jan (Antigua and Barbuda)

6:15 PM

Artistic Gymnastics

Women’s Vault Final (Medal Event)

Protistha Samanta

7:30 PM

3×3 Wheelchair Basketball

Group Stage

India vs Nigeria

8:00 PM

Weightlifting

Women’s 58kg Final (Medal Event)

Bindyarani Devi

10:05 PM

Bowls

Men’s Singles Sectional Play

Putul Sonowal vs Anwar Hamada (Kenya)

10:30 PM

Boxing

Women’s 51kg Round of 16

Sakshi Choudhary vs Lethabo Modukanele (Botswana)

11:35 PM

Para Athletics

Women’s Shot Put F57 Final (Medal Event)

Sharmila Dhankar, Shilpa K Shyla

11:40 PM

Athletics

Men’s High Jump Final (Medal Event)

Sarvesh Anil Kushare, Tejaswin Shankar, J Aadarsh Ram

12:30 AM (July 28)

Weightlifting

Men’s 79kg Final (Medal Event)

V Ajaya Babu

1:00 AM (July 28)

Boxing

Men’s 70kg Round of 16

Sumit Kundu vs Jon McConnell (Northern Ireland)

1:44 AM (July 28)

Swimming

Men’s 200m Butterfly Final (if qualified)

Sajan Prakash

1:57 AM (July 28)

Para Athletics

Men’s 100m T38 Final (Medal Event)

Rakeshbhai Bhatt, Shreyansh Trivedi

2:15 AM (July 28)

Athletics

Men’s 110m Hurdles Final (if qualified)

Tejas Shirse

 

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“It would be a disappointing outcome”

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Former India opener Wasim Jaffer has backed the team to win the upcoming two-match away Test series against Sri Lanka. The opening Test is scheduled to be played at the Galle International Stadium in Galle from August 15-19, while the second will be held at the Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo from August 23-27.

This will be India’s first Test tour of Sri Lanka since 2017. On that occasion, the Virat Kohli-led side completed a 3-0 clean sweep over the hosts.

Speaking during a discussion on his YouTube channel (Wasim Jaffer Official), the 48-year-old predicted a 2-0 series win for the visitors. He stated that Shubman Gill’s team is much stronger than Sri Lanka on paper and added that anything less than a clean sweep would be a disappointing outcome. He said:

“I would say India should win the series 2-0. If you look at both teams on paper, the Indian side is much stronger. So, if India don’t win the series 2-0, it would be a disappointing outcome. Sri Lanka is a very good team, there’s no doubt about that. But on paper, I feel we are much stronger.”

Overall, the two sides have faced each other in 46 Tests, with India winning 22, Sri Lanka claiming seven victories, and 19 matches ending in draws.


“I think the No. 3 position suits him well” – Wasim Jaffer backs southpaw ahead of Sri Lanka series

In the same discussion, Wasim Jaffer stated that Sai Sudharsan is a solid player who will continue to improve with every game, adding that the No. 3 position suits him well. He suggested that the team should continue with the same top four of KL Rahul, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sudharsan, and Shubman Gill, which featured in the one-off Test against Afghanistan last month. He said:

“As far as Sai is concerned, all the selectors and even the captain have said that they want to give him a long rope. He also performed well in the recent series, so I believe he deserves that opportunity. He’s a good player, a solid player, and he’s only going to improve. He’s the kind of character who will just keep getting better. I think the No. 3 position suits him well. Shubman is batting at No. 4 and has been batting really well, so I don’t see the top four positions changing anytime soon.”

The southpaw has featured in seven Tests so far, scoring 383 runs at an average of 31.91, including three half-centuries, with a best score of 87.

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