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Two-time Olympian Sajan Prakash qualified for the men's 200m butterfly final at the Commonwealth Games after finishing sixth overall in the heats with a timing of 1:58.59. He secured second place in his heat to advance to the final
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Indian long jumper M Sreeshankar qualified for the Commonwealth Games final with an opening leap of 8.01m, surpassing the qualifying mark
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India's fastest man Gurindervir Singh finished second in his opening-round men's 100m heat at the Commonwealth Games, clocking 10.39 seconds. His qualification for the semifinals will be decided after the completion of all 11 heats.
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Indian quarter-miler Rajesh Ramesh is set to make his Commonwealth Games debut in Glasgow, aiming to build on his relay success at the Asian Games and World Championships while helping India continue its rise in the 4x400m relay events
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Neeraj Chopra says representing India is his biggest motivation as he prepares for his Commonwealth Games return after missing the 2022 edition through injury. The Olympic champion remains focused on consistency rather than targets ahead of a star-studded javelin competition in Glasgow
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Chief Medical Officer Dr. Dinshaw Pardiwala outlined Team India’s preventative health strategy at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, introducing strict weather protections, recovery hardware, and hygiene measures to safeguard athletes against flu outbreaks
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India's Jhandu Kumar clinched the bronze medal in the men's heavyweight para powerlifting event at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow. Ashok Malik narrowly missed the podium after finishing fourth in the lightweight category despite producing a best lift of 200kg.
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India's Putul Sonowal defeated Cecil Alexander of the Falkland Islands 7-5, 6-8, 1-0 in a tie-break to continue his impressive run at the Commonwealth Games 2026. The reigning Asian champion will next face a Malaysian opponent in Section D.
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India enjoyed a positive start to its Commonwealth Games swimming campaign as Olympian Srihari Nataraj qualified for the men's 50m backstroke semifinals, while para swimmers Budigina and Ali Imam advanced to the men's 100m freestyle S13 final in Glasgow
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India's Commonwealth Games silver medallist Tulika Maan has been withdrawn from the Glasgow Commonwealth Games after a provisional NADA suspension for three whereabouts failures. The development follows another suspension in the Indian judo squad, affecting the team's preparations ahead of the competition
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Neeraj Chopra is set to arrive in Glasgow ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games, where the two-time Olympic medallist will bid to reclaim the men's javelin title. He returns after missing the 2022 edition and faces a strong field led by Arshad Nadeem
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The 2026 Commonwealth Games opened in Glasgow with a vibrant ceremony celebrating Scottish culture. Mirabai Chanu and Lovlina Borgohain led India's contingent as flag-bearers, while King Charles III declared the Games open ahead of 11 days of competition featuring athletes from 74 nations.
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Para discus thrower Sagar Thayat, whose sporting career was nearly ended by a devastating accident in 2012, has earned selection for the 2026 Commonwealth Games. Inspired by Devendra Jhajharia, the Uttarakhand athlete now aims to surpass his personal best in Glasgow.
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Three gymnasts from the Odisha AM/NS India Gymnastics High Performance Centre—Tapan Mohanty, Tapeswaranath Das, and Olympian Pranati Nayak—have been selected to represent India in artistic gymnastics at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow, Scotland
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Indian women boxers are confident of improving their Commonwealth Games medal tally, with coach Santiago Nieva saying every team member can win gold. The squad, featuring Lovlina Borgohain and other top pugilists, enters Glasgow Games after strong international performances
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Indian para-swimmer Tejas Nandakumar will miss the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games starting July 23. Organizers rejected his entry in the men's 50m freestyle S7 event due to an outdated international classification review status
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The JSW Group has strengthened its partnership with the Indian Olympic Association, naming its activewear brand, JSW Inspire, the official kit partner for Team India at the upcoming 2026 Commonwealth Games, Asian Games, and Youth Olympic Games
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The Indian Olympic Association gave a grand send-off to India's Commonwealth Games 2026 contingent in New Delhi and unveiled the official team kit. India will field 124 competitors across 10 disciplines at the Glasgow Games, beginning on July 23
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The Indian Olympic Association will host a ceremonial send-off for India's 124-member Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games contingent on Tuesday. Spearheaded by Neeraj Chopra and Mirabai Chanu, the squad features elite able-bodied and para-athletes