The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games are here, with the 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball competition taking place at the SEC Centre from 24–29 July.
Eight men’s and eight women’s teams will compete across six days of fast-paced action, culminating in the medal games on Wednesday 29 July.
Fans around the world can follow the competition through the Glasgow 2026 live results service and the Games’ international network of broadcast partners.
The Pools
Men
Pool A: England, Australia, Kenya and Canada
Pool B: Wales, Malaysia, South Africa and Scotland
Women
Pool A: England, Australia, South Africa and Canada
Pool B: Wales, India, Nigeria and Scotland
Pool-Stage Schedule
All times are local to Glasgow.
Friday 24 July
11:40 – Men: Canada v Kenya
12:05 – Women: England v Australia
16:10 – Women: Canada v South Africa
16:35 – Men: England v Australia
Saturday 25 July
11:40 – Men: Scotland v South Africa
12:05 – Women: Wales v India
16:10 – Women: Scotland v Nigeria
16:35 – Men: Wales v Malaysia
Sunday 26 July
12:20 – Men: Australia v Kenya
12:45 – Women: England v Canada
14:00 – Men: England v Canada
14:25 – Women: Australia v South Africa
17:50 – Men: South Africa v Wales
18:15 – Women: India v Scotland
19:30 – Men: Malaysia v Scotland
19:55 – Women: Nigeria v Wales
Monday 27 July
12:20 – Women: South Africa v England
12:45 – Men: Australia v Canada
14:00 – Women: Australia v Canada
14:25 – Men: Kenya v England
17:50 – Women: Wales v Scotland
18:15 – Men: Malaysia v South Africa
19:30 – Women: India v Nigeria
19:55 – Men: Wales v Scotland
Knockout Stage
The teams finishing first in each pool progress directly to the semi-finals. The second- and third-placed teams advance to the crossover quarter-finals, while the teams finishing fourth are eliminated.
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
Where to Watch
Glasgow 2026 will be broadcast across the Commonwealth and around the world through an extensive network of international partners.
In the United Kingdom, every competition session will be streamed live on HBO Max, with extensive television coverage available through TNT Sports. Free-to-air broadcaster 5 will show daily highlights, as well as live coverage of the Opening Ceremony.
Lead broadcast partners include:
- United Kingdom: HBO Max and TNT Sports, with daily highlights on 5
- Europe: Warner Bros. Discovery, including Eurosport and HBO Max
- Australia: Seven Network and 7plus Sport
- New Zealand and the Pacific: Sky New Zealand and TV3
- Canada: CBC and beIN SPORTS
- United States: beIN SPORTS
- Caribbean: CPSL – RushSports
- India and the Sub-continent: Sony Pictures Networks
- Asia: Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union through its public broadcasting partners
- Sub-Saharan Africa: TVMS and SuperSport
- South Africa: SABC and SuperSport
Coverage schedules may vary by country, so fans should check their local broadcaster’s listings.
Live Scores, Results and Standings
Follow every game through the official Glasgow 2026 website, with live scores, results, pool standings and the latest competition schedule available throughout the Games.
Follow live scores, results and schedules
All match times are local and are subject to change.

