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Commonwealth Games 2026: Glasgow
The 23rd Commonwealth Games were held in Glasgow, Scotland, from 23 July to 2 August 2026 - the city's first since 2014 - on a programme cut to ten sports. India finished fourth with 39 medals, built on a record seven boxing golds, and at the closing took the Games flag for Ahmedabad's centenary edition in 2030.
Last updated 16 October 20264 min read
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Gives the Glasgow Commonwealth Games their own card, split from the 2026 sports tracker (R-071, R-182): edition, programme, final table, India's medals by sport, records and the 2030 host.
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