Commonwealth Games 2022 on TV: Channels, dates, times and highlights
Your complete guide to the Commonwealth Games 2022, including full TV details, dates and times for your diary.
It's the penultimate day at the Commonwealth Games 2022 today – and the last full day of action, with only a couple of events taking place tomorrow before the closing ceremony.
It's still all to play for though, with 45 gold medals on offer across a range of events on Day 10 and Scottish superstar Laura Muir hoping to add a gold medal to the silver she won at last year's Tokyo Olympics in the women's 1500m final – having already bagged a bronze in yesterday's 800m.
There are also plenty of medals still to be won in cycling, boxing, and hockey, the latter of which will see England women face off against Australia in an attempt to achieve their first ever Commonwealth gold.
As we head into Day 10, Team Australia lead with 59 gold medals across their squad, with 155 medals in total, with England not too far behind in second place with 50 golds around their necks. There are high hopes for plenty more to come from the hosts.
Canada, New Zealand and India are the other nations to rack up double figures of gold medals with 22, 17 and 13 respectively as things stand.
More than 5,000 athletes are competing in the games this year, representing 72 nations and territories in total, with some hugely competitive events across the track, field and beyond to savour on the BBC.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the details about how to watch the Commonwealth Games live on TV in 2022.
When is the Commonwealth Games?
The Commonwealth Games began on Thursday 28th July 2022 with 10 days packed full of action to come.
The Games run until Monday 8th August 2022 when athletes will take a break following a hectic month of competition, including time spent at the World Athletics Championships.
How to watch the Commonwealth Games on TV and live stream
BBC will broadcast of all the action across its terrestrial TV and online platforms with a wealth of live coverage to soak up.
BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Three and BBC Four will all boast some coverage throughout the events, while you should also check out the BBC Red Button for more drama.
Every moment of the action live on TV will also make its way to BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. The time difference could make some events tricky to enjoy, so the online platforms will be crucial for on-demand replays.
Commonwealth Games TV schedule
All UK times. Subject to change.
Check out our comprehensive Commonwealth Games schedule for a breakdown of events updated on a daily basis.
We've broken down all of the TV channel information below, including start times for hours of live coverage.
Day 10 – Sunday 7th August
BBC One: 9am – 1pm, 1:15pm – 5pm, 5:30pm – 10pm
BBC Two: 7:45am – 9am, 5pm – 5:30pm
BBC Three: 7:05pm – 10:30pm
BBC Red Button: 8:30am – 10:30pm
Digital platforms: watch up to 11 live streams from 7:55am – 10:35pm
Day 11 – Monday 8th August
BBC One: 9am – 1pm, 1:45pm – 3:45pm
BBC Two: 1pm – 1:45pm
BBC Red Button: 8:30am – 12:30pm, 12:30pm – 4pm
Digital platforms: watch up to 11 live streams from 7:55am – 2:35pm
Closing ceremony
BBC One: 8pm – 10pm
Commonwealth Games highlights
BBC will broadcast a daily highlights show on BBC Two throughout the Commonwealth Games.
The biggest developing stories, home nations achievements, world records and more will be showcased during the highlights show.
Check out BBC's social platforms and the BBC Sport website for more clips and snippets featuring the best of the action.
All UK times. Subject to change.
Day 10 highlights – Sunday 7th August
BBC Two: 10pm – 10:45pm
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What sports are at the Commonwealth Games?
Full list of Commonwealth Games events in 2022:
- Aquatics
- Athletics
- Badminton
- Basketball
- Beach Volleyball
- Bowls
- Boxing
- Cricket (women's)
- Cycling
- Gymnastics
- Judo
- Hockey
- Netball
- Rugby 7s
- Squash
- Table tennis
- Triathlon
- Weightlifting
- Wrestling
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Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.