Jul 27, 2026, 07:30 IST
India will have another action-packed day at the Commonwealth Games 2026 on Monday, July 27 (Day 5), with athletes competing across athletics, swimming, weightlifting, boxing, lawn bowls and wheelchair basketball. After a successful Day 4 that saw India add more medals to its tally, the focus now shifts to several medal contenders in athletics and weightlifting, while boxers and swimmers begin their respective campaigns.Here’s a look at India’s complete schedule for Day 5 (all timings in IST).
Athletics
India’s athletics campaign begins early in the afternoon with several qualification events before the medal rounds later in the day.
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2:40 PM – Men’s 400m Hurdles Round 1
- Yashas Palaksha
- Santhosh Tamilarasan
3:00 PM – Men’s Long Jump Qualification (Group A)3:10 PM – Men’s 100m Round 14:20 PM – Men’s Long Jump Qualification (Group B)4:30 PM – Men’s 110m Hurdles Round 111:35 PM – Women’s Shot Put F57 Final
- Sharmila Dhankar
- Shilpa K Shyla
11:40 PM – Men’s High Jump Final
- Sarvesh Kushare
- Aadarsh Ram
- Tejaswin Shankar
1:57 AM (July 28) – Men’s 100m T38 Final
- Rakeshbhai Bhatt
- Shreyansh Trivedi
Swimming
India will feature in three events in the pool.3:00 PM – Men’s 200m Butterfly Heats4:26 PM – Men’s 100m Breaststroke SB9 Heat 21:07 AM (July 28) – Men’s 800m Freestyle Final
Weightlifting
India will be eyeing more medals with three lifters in action.5:45 PM – Women’s 53kg Final8:00 PM – Women’s 58kg Final12:45 AM (July 28) – Men’s 79kg Final
Boxing
Indian boxers continue their campaign with two preliminary-round bouts.6:00 PM – Men’s 80kg Round of 1610:30 PM – Women’s 51kg Round of 16
- Sakshi Sakshi vs Lethabo Modukanele (Botswana)
1:00 AM (July 28) – Men’s 70kg Round of 16
- Sumit Sumit vs Jon McConnell (Northern Ireland)
Lawn Bowls
10:05 PM – Men’s Singles Section D
- Putul Sonowal vs Anwar Hamada (Kenya)
3×3 Wheelchair Basketball
India’s women’s team will play two Pool-stage matches.6:30 PM – Pool A12:00 AM (July 28) – Pool BIndia’s medal tally currently stands at two, courtesy of Chanambam Rishikanta Singh’s silver in the men’s 60kg weightlifting event and Mirabai Chanu’s historic third successive Commonwealth Games gold in the women’s 48kg category.
