The 23rd Commonwealth Games are taking place in Glasgow from 23 July to 2 August, with 645 medals available across 215 events in 10 sports. For anyone asking, “Is the Commonwealth Games on TV,” this live medal-table tracker will follow the action as the competition develops across the 11-day schedule.
The scale of the event is part of what makes the Glasgow Games so closely watched. There are 74 eligible Commonwealth Games Associations involved, giving the medal table a wide-open feel even before the first results are logged. That also means there should be plenty of movement over the course of the Games, especially across the most competitive nations.
Who could lead the medal table?
Australia, England, Canada, India and New Zealand are all expected to be among the more dominant nations again. That group has the depth and multi-sport strength to push for medals throughout the event, and it should be central to the live standings as the competition unfolds.
Recent history offers a useful guide. At the Birmingham Games four years before the current event, Australia topped the medal table with 179 medals, including 67 golds. Scotland, as hosts in 2022, collected 13 gold medals. Those benchmarks help frame what to watch in Glasgow, where the medal race could again be shaped by the strongest all-round squads.
This page will update the medal-table picture as the Glasgow Games continue from 23 July to 2 August.
