Commonwealth Games 2026: Day 4 Athletics, Swimming, Gymnastics

Day four of the 2026 Commonwealth Games features athletics, swimming, and gymnastics finals.

Commonwealth Games 2026: Day 4 Athletics, Swimming, Gymnastics

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Day four of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, on July 28, 2026, features the start of athletics, along with swimming and gymnastics finals. The men's rings final in artistic gymnastics is underway, with Cyprus' Sokratis Pilakouris, who won silver in this event at the 2022 Games, performing a routine. He scored 13.466, placing him in bronze position at the time of reporting.

In swimming, multiple finals are scheduled, including the men's 100m freestyle and women's 200m individual medley. Australia's Ariarne Titmus is expected to compete in the women's 400m freestyle, an event she won gold in at the 2022 Games. The athletics program begins with track and field events, including the men's 100m heats and women's shot put final.

Medal standings as of day four show Australia leading with 12 gold medals, followed by England with 8 and Canada with 5. The Games continue through August 2, 2026, with over 4,000 athletes from 72 nations competing.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

When did the 2026 Commonwealth Games start?

The 2026 Commonwealth Games began on July 25, 2026, in Glasgow, Scotland.

Which country is leading the medal table on day four?

Australia leads the medal table on day four with 12 gold medals.

What events are featured on day four?

Day four features the start of athletics, swimming finals, and artistic gymnastics finals.

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