Commonwealth Games 2026 Schedule Today: Full List of Indian Athletes in Action on July 24

India will have a busy second day at the 2026 Commonwealth Games on Friday, with athletes competing across gymnastics, swimming, para swimming, lawn bowls, boxing and para powerlifting.

Several medal events are also on the schedule, with India's para powerlifters among the strongest contenders.

Here's the full schedule of Indian athletes in action on July 24.

India at Commonwealth Games 2026 today (July 24)

All timings are in IST.

Gymnastics

2:30 PM - Men's team and individual qualification

• Tapeshwarnath Das
• Swathish KP
• Tapan Mohanty
• Yogeshwar Singh

10:00 PM - Men's team final (Medal event)

Para Swimming

3:40 PM - Men's 100m Freestyle S13 heats

• RVVBK Budigina

12:00 AM (July 25) - Men's 100m Freestyle S13 final (if qualified)

Swimming

3:56 PM - Men's 50m Backstroke heats

• Srihari Nataraj

12:29 AM (July 25) - Men's 50m Backstroke semifinals (if qualified)

Para Powerlifting

5:40 PM - Men's Lightweight (Medal event)

• Ashok Kumar Malik
• Parmjeet Kumar

7:24 PM - Women's Lightweight (Medal event)

• Jaspreet Kaur
• Suman Devi

10:40 PM - Women's Heavyweight (Medal event)

• Kasthuri Rajamani

12:29 AM (July 25) - Men's Heavyweight (Medal event)

• Jhandu Kumar
• Sudhir

Lawn Bowls

7:30 PM - Women's Pairs, Sectional Round 2

• Pinki Singh / Rupa Rani Tirkey (India) vs Thabelo Muvhango / Jacqui van Rensburg (South Africa)

10:30 PM - Men's Singles, Sectional Round 2

• Putul Sonowal (India) vs Cecil Alexander (Falkland Islands)

Boxing

11:00 PM - Men's 55kg Round of 32

• Jadumani Singh (India) vs Aaron Cullen (Scotland)

India CWG Medal hopes on Day 2

India's strongest medal prospects come in para powerlifting, where medals will be decided across four categories.

The lawn bowls pair of Pinki Singh and Rupa Rani Tirkey will also look to build on their opening-day victory when they face South Africa in their second sectional match, while Putul Sonowal returns to action in the men's singles.

Srihari Nataraj and RVVBK Budigina will be aiming to progress through their respective swimming heats, while Jadumani Singh begins India's boxing campaign with a first-round bout against Scotland's Aaron Cullen.