The latest news and features from Commonwealth Sport
The nations set to compete in the 3x3 Basketball competition at this summer’s Commonwealth Games have been announced, marking a major milestone for a sport that made its debut just four years ago at Birmingham 2022.
My Peak Challenge (MPC) has chosen the Commonwealth Sport Foundation, the charitable arm of Commonwealth Sport, as its dedicated charity for 2026.
The King’s Baton Relay journey through Asia unfolded as both a celebration and a test of the values that underpin the Commonwealth Games. Across eight nations, the Relay travelled on the path toward the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, shaped by sport, culture and community.
As we bring 2025 to a close, Commonwealth Sport President, Dr Donald Rukare takes time to reflect on a year that has truly re-energised and re-invigorated the Commonwealth Sport Movement. The work that has been undertaken through the Games Reset has proven to be a powerful catalyst, renewing confidence, strengthening collaboration and shaping a more agile, modern and ambitious future for our Movement.
The King’s Baton Relay is a celebration of connection across the Commonwealth, shaped by the people and places it passes through. In Sri Lanka, that spirit was expressed in a different but deeply meaningful way.
Commonwealth Sport today confirmed that Warner Bros. Discovery has secured the exclusive UK live broadcast and digital media rights in a landmark deal for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
The Commonwealth is home to a wide community of Para athletes whose commitment, preparation and resilience shape sport across every region. On the International Day of Persons with a Disability, Commonwealth Sport honours these Athletes and the progress being made to expand opportunity, strengthen pathways and support performance.
The countdown to the UK’s biggest sporting event next summer has officially begun as the Longines Countdown Clock for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games was officially launched at Glasgow Central Station.
Dr Donald Rukare, an experienced sports leader and human rights lawyer has been elected President of Commonwealth Sport at its General Assembly in Glasgow.
Amdavad, India has today been formally ratified as the host of the Centenary Commonwealth Games in 2030, marking a historic moment for the Commonwealth Sport Movement.
We continue the series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth Games event. In this edition, we reconnect with South African Rugby 7s legend and 2014 gold medallist Cecil Afrika.
The Netball World Youth Cup hosted in Gibraltar in September, was a powerful reminder of why Netball is one of the cornerstone sports of the Commonwealth
Commonwealth Sport has confirmed the appointment of Adrian Lismore as the new Chair of the Commonwealth Sport Foundation (CSF), the charitable arm of Commonwealth Sport. The appointment was approved by the Commonwealth Sport Executive Board at its meeting in October 2025.
The King’s Baton Relay’s journey across Africa brought together twenty-one nations in celebration of sport, culture, and community. From the shores of Sierra Leone to the deserts and savannahs of the heartland, and the islands of Seychelles, the Baton carried a shared message of unity and environmental responsibility on its path to the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Board confirms continued work with Nigeria to realise ambition to host Games in Africa.
We’re delighted to welcome two new members, Joanna Sutherland and Catherine Gosselin-Després to the Commonwealth Sport, Sports Committee, a strategic advisory group that plays a key role in shaping the future of sport across the Commonwealth.
The Para Bowls competition at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games will welcome Athletes from eight nations to contest three events: the Women’s and Men’s B6-8 Pairs and B2-3 Mixed Pairs.
We continue the series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present, and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth Games event. Here, we reconnect with Zambia’s Muzala Samukonga, the 400m champion from Birmingham 2022, who reflects on his journey since that golden night.
On World Cleanup Day, 20 September, Commonwealth Sport is celebrating the impact of the King’s Baton Relay (KBR), which has already helped remove more than 300,000 pieces of plastic from Commonwealth oceans and waterways.
