The 2026 Commonwealth Games will take place in Glasgow, Scotland, from 23 July to 2 August 2026, returning to the city 12 years after the successful Glasgow 2014 Games.
Around 3,000 athletes representing up to 74 Commonwealth nations and territories will compete across 10 sports. Six Para sports are fully integrated into the programme, including 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball.
3x3 Wheelchair Basketball
The men’s and women’s 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball competitions will take place at the SEC Centre from 24–29 July 2026.
Following its successful Commonwealth Games debut at Birmingham 2022, the competition has expanded to eight teams in each gender. Teams have been drawn into two pools of four, with the competition progressing through the pool stage, quarter-finals, semi-finals and medal games.
Men’s Pools
Pool A
England
Australia
Kenya
Canada
Pool B
Wales
Malaysia
South Africa
Scotland
Women’s Pools
Pool A
England
Australia
South Africa
Canada
Pool B
Wales
India
Nigeria
Scotland
Full Schedule
3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Match Schedule
All times are local.
Friday 24 July
11:40 – Men, Pool A: Canada v Kenya
12:05 – Women, Pool A: England v Australia
16:10 – Women, Pool A: Canada v South Africa
16:35 – Men, Pool A: England v Australia
Saturday 25 July
11:40 – Men, Pool B: Scotland v South Africa
12:05 – Women, Pool B: Wales v India
16:10 – Women, Pool B: Scotland v Nigeria
16:35 – Men, Pool B: Wales v Malaysia
Sunday 26 July
12:20 – Men, Pool A: Australia v Kenya
12:45 – Women, Pool A: England v Canada
14:00 – Men, Pool A: England v Canada
14:25 – Women, Pool A: Australia v South Africa
17:50 – Men, Pool B: South Africa v Wales
18:15 – Women, Pool B: India v Scotland
19:30 – Men, Pool B: Malaysia v Scotland
19:55 – Women, Pool B: Nigeria v Wales
Monday 27 July
12:20 – Women, Pool A: South Africa v England
12:45 – Men, Pool A: Australia v Canada
14:00 – Women, Pool A: Australia v Canada
14:25 – Men, Pool A: Kenya v England
17:50 – Women, Pool B: Wales v Scotland
18:15 – Men, Pool B: Malaysia v South Africa
19:30 – Women, Pool B: India v Nigeria
19:55 – Men, Pool B: Wales v Scotland
Tuesday 28 July – Quarter-finals
18:30 – Men’s quarter-final
19:00 – Men’s quarter-final
20:30 – Women’s quarter-final
21:00 – Women’s quarter-final
Wednesday 29 July – Finals Day
12:30 – Men’s semi-final
13:00 – Men’s semi-final
14:30 – Women’s semi-final
15:00 – Women’s semi-final
17:30 – Men’s bronze-medal game
18:00 – Women’s bronze-medal game
18:30 – Men’s gold-medal game
19:00 – Women’s gold-medal game
20:30 – Men’s medal ceremony
20:45 – Women’s medal ceremony
Competition Format and Team Progression
Following the pool stage, the teams finishing first in Pool A and Pool B progress directly to the semi-finals.
The teams finishing second and third compete in crossover quarter-finals:
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