Commonwealth Games 2026: Live coverage of Day 2 from Glasgow
Australia could hardly have asked for a better start as they look to keep up the gold rush in the pool on day two in Glasgow. Follow all the action live.
Sport: Australia could hardly have asked for a better start as they look to keep up the gold rush in the pool on day two in Glasgow.
Our Dolphins will be back in action with plenty of more medals up for grabs while the Diamonds will get their netball campaign underway against Tonga.
The 3x3 basketball sqauds will look to keep up their perfect start while the boxing will also get underway.
We’ll be blogging across the entire evening, night and early morning (WA time) to keep you across the latest!
Key events
28 mins ago - 07:42 PM
Reliable relay squad
34 mins ago - 07:37 PM
Short needs ‘a perfect swim’ for WR
38 mins ago - 07:33 PM
Garbin fires as Diamonds dominate
53 mins ago - 07:18 PM
Sam Short takes care of business
59 mins ago - 07:11 PM
Double delight
1 hour ago - 06:48 PM
Toohey too good
1 hour ago - 06:39 PM
Trio of butterfly finalists
1 hour ago - 06:24 PM
Iona Anderson out for redemption
2 hours ago - 06:06 PM
McEvoy makes light work of heats
2 hours ago - 05:44 PM
Welcome
Fraser Williams is reporting live.
Not a broken lane this time
Sienna Toohey’s second cap came undone during her swim, resulting in a delay as the 17-year-old dived back in to grab it to the tune of crowd cheers.
Toohey too good
Young gun Sienna Toohey has made a strong start in her Commonwealth Games debut swim.
She led comfortably at the turn by half a body length despite a slow start.
Crossing in 1.07.30, the 17-year-old looked like a veteran in the pool.
Right on Ramsay
Olympian Ella Ramsay kicked started her Commomwealth campaign with a comfortable 1.06.88 in the first 100m breastroke heat.
Diamonds up big at the half
Over on at the Hydro area, the Diamonds are taking care of business against Tonga - leading 51-19 at the half.
Trio of butterfly finalists
Ben Armburster, Matthew Temple and Harrison Turner have all moved on to the men’s 100m butterfly finals.
Armburster dominated his heat with a 51.74 finish, leading the entire stretch and a strong turn helped him glide to the closing wall.
Temple led at the turn and widended his gap despite a strong Joshua Liendo finish to threaten in the final 10m - 51.30 edged the Aussie as the fastest qualifier.
Turner’s 52.26 rounded out to have three Aussies in the top six.
Iona Anderson out for redemption
WA dolphin Iona Anderson is gunning for redemption after her disappointing finish in yesterday’s medal race in the 200m backstroke.
Sending a message to her competition with a top time of 59.86, the only sub minute in her heat, to waltz intot the semi-finals
Fredericks’ back for more
Off the back of her bronze medal in the 200m backstroke, Hannah Fredericks eyes the top prize in the 100m backstroke.
Her 1.00.18 heat all but guarantees she will move on.
Garbin racks up early
As expected the women’s netball squad are leading Tonga at the end of the first quarter 23-12.
WA’s goal scorer Sophie Garbin leads the game with 14 goals of 88 per cent shooting efficiency.
The Diamonds are medal favourites and will look to breeze through their pool matches.
McEvoy makes light work of heats
World record holder Cam McEvoy wasted no energy in his heat, finishing second behind Canadian Joshua Liendo.
He cruised to a 21.87 finish, notching the second-best time en route to the semi-finals.
It was a breezy start for McEvoy but the Aussie kicked it up a gear to finish strong.
Jack cracks sub 22
As the swimming heats get underway Australia is quick to notch another win with Jamie Jack storming in heat eight of the men’s 50m freestyle.
His 21.95 is the first sub 22 time in the early heats.
