Events at the 2006 Commonwealth Games

Last updated January 12, 2025

The following events took place at the 2006 Commonwealth Games .^[1]

Events

Sport	Discipline	Event	Class	Scheduled Time of Final
Sport	Discipline	Event	Class	Local	GMT
Aquatics	Diving	1 m Springboard	Men	Wed 22 19:07	Wed 22 08:07
		1 m Springboard	Women	Fri 24 19:07	Fri 24 08:07
		3 m Springboard	Men	Thu 23 19:07	Thu 23 08:07
		3 m Springboard	Women	Sat 25 19:07	Sat 25 08:07
		10 m Platform	Men	Sat 25 20:30	Sat 25 09:30
		10 m Platform	Women	Thu 23 20:44	Thu 23 09:44
		3 m Synchronised Springboard	Men	Fri 24 20:30	Fri 24 09:30
		3 m Synchronised Springboard	Women	Wed 22 11:21	Wed 22 00:21
		10 m Synchronised Platform	Men	Fri 24 11:19	Fri 24 00:19
		10 m Synchronised Platform	Women	Wed 22 20:38	Wed 22 09:38
	Swimming	Freestyle 50 m	Men	TBC	TBC
			Men EAD	Sat 18 19:46	Sat 18 08:46
			Women	TBC	TBC
			Women EAD	Fri 17 19:50	Fri 17 08:50
		Freestyle 100 m	Men	TBC	TBC
			Men EAD	Mon 20 20:42	Mon 20 09:42
			Women	TBC	TBC
			Women EAD	Sun 19 20:09	Sun 19 09:09
		Freestyle 200 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Freestyle 200 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Freestyle 400 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Freestyle 400 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Freestyle 800 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Freestyle 1500 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Freestyle 4 x 100 m Relay	Men	TBC	TBC
		Freestyle 4 x 100 m Relay	Women	TBC	TBC
		Freestyle 4 x 200 m Relay	Men	TBC	TBC
		Freestyle 4 x 200 m Relay	Women	TBC	TBC
		Breaststroke 50 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Breaststroke 50 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Breaststroke 100 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Breaststroke 100 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Breaststroke 200 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Breaststroke 200 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Butterfly 50 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Butterfly 50 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Butterfly 100 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Butterfly 100 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Butterfly 200 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Butterfly 200 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Backstroke 50 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Backstroke 50 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Backstroke 100 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Backstroke 100 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Backstroke 200 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Backstroke 200 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Individual Medley 200 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Individual Medley 200 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Individual Medley 400 m	Men	TBC	TBC
		Individual Medley 400 m	Women	TBC	TBC
		Medley 4 x 100 m Relay	Men	TBC	TBC
		Medley 4 x 100 m Relay	Women	TBC	TBC
	Synchronised Swimming	Technical Routine - Solo	Women	Sat 18 14:10	Sat 18 03:10
		Technical Routine - Duet	Women	Sat 18 15:20	Sat 18 04:20
		Free Routine - Solo	Women	Sun 19 14:11	Sun 19 03:11
		Free Routine - Duet	Women	Sun 19 15:29	Sun 19 04:29
Athletics		100 m	Men	Mon 20 21:30	Mon 20 10:30
			Men EAD T12	Mon 20 20:05	Mon 20 09:05
			Women	Mon 20 21:20	Mon 20 10:20
			Women EAD T37	Mon 20 18:40	Mon 20 07:40
		200 m	Men	Thu 23 21:50	Thu 23 10:50
			Men EAD T46	Thu 23 19:32	Thu 23 08:32
			Women	Thu 23 21:40	Thu 23 10:40
		400 m	Men	Wed 22 21:20	Wed 22 10:20
		400 m	Women	Tue 21 21:40	Tue 21 10:40
		800 m	Men	Thu 23 20:50	Thu 23 09:50
			Women	Fri 24 20:42	Fri 24 09:42
			Women EAD T54	Fri 24 18:35	Fri 24 07:35
		1,500 m	Men	Sat 25 19:30	Sat 25 08:30
		1,500 m	Women	Tue 21 19:30	Tue 21 08:30
		5,000 m	Men	Mon 20 21:45	Mon 20 10:45
		5,000 m	Women	Fri 24 21:35	Fri 24 10:35
		10,000 m	Men	Sat 25 20:00	Sat 25 09:00
		10,000 m	Women	Tue 21 20:05	Tue 21 09:05
		3,000 m Steeplechase	Men	Fri 24 20:23	Fri 24 09:23
		3,000 m Steeplechase	Women	Wed 22 19:55	Wed 22 08:55
		100 m Hurdles	Women	Fri 24 19:10	Fri 24 08:10
		110 m Hurdles	Men	Tue 21 18:50	Tue 21 07:50
		400 m Hurdles	Men	Thu 23 19:50	Thu 23 08:50
		400 m Hurdles	Women	Thu 23 21:15	Thu 23 10:15
		Decathlon	Men	Mon 20 10:05	Sun 19 23:05
		Heptathlon	Women	Tue 21 10:20	Mon 20 23:20
		4 x 100 m Relay	Men	Sat 25 19:00	Sat 25 08:00
		4 x 100 m Relay	Women	Sat 25 18:40	Sat 25 07:40
		4 x 400 m Relay	Men	Sat 25 21:40	Sat 25 10:40
		4 x 400 m Relay	Women	Sat 25 21:15	Sat 25 10:15
		Pole Vault	Men	Fri 24 20:18	Fri 24 09:18
		Pole Vault	Women	Sat 25 19:00	Sat 25 08:00
		High Jump	Men	Wed 22 19:15	Wed 22 08:15
		High Jump	Women	Thu 23 20:10	Thu 23 09:10
		Long Jump	Men	Wed 22 19:48	Wed 22 08:48
		Long Jump	Women	Fri 24 19:20	Fri 24 08:20
		Triple Jump	Men	Sat 25 18:50	Sat 25 07:50
		Triple Jump	Women	Tue 21 18:40	Tue 21 07:40
		Shot Put	Men	Mon 20 19:42	Mon 20 08:42
		Shot Put	Women	Wed 22 20:15	Wed 22 09:15
		Seated Shot Put	Women EAD	Mon 20 10:00	Sun 19 23:00
		Hammer	Men	Fri 24 18:30	Fri 24 07:30
		Hammer	Women	Mon 20 18:35	Mon 20 07:35
		Discus	Men	Thu 23 20:45	Thu 23 09:45
		Discus	Women	Tue 21 20:10	Tue 21 09:10
		Seated Discus	Men EAD	Wed 22 10:00	Tue 21 23:00
		Javelin	Men	Sat 25 18:30	Sat 25 07:30
		Javelin	Women	Sun 19 12:30	Sun 19 01:30
		20 km Walk	Men	Mon 20 12:00	Mon 20 01:00
		20 km Walk	Women	Mon 20 09:00	Sun 19 22:00
		50 km Walk	Men	Fri 24 08:00	Thu 23 21:00
		Marathon	Men	Sun 19 10:15	Sat 18 23:15
		Marathon	Women	Sun 19 09:30	Sat 18 22:30
Badminton		Singles	Men	Sun 26 10:00	Sat 25 23:00
		Singles	Women	Sun 26 10:50	Sat 25 23:50
		Doubles	Men	Sun 26 11:50	Sun 26 00:50
			Women	Sun 26 12:50	Sun 26 01:50
			Mixed	Sun 26 13:50	Sun 26 02:50
		Team	Mixed	Sun 26 10:00	Sat 25 23:00
Basketball			Men	Fri 24 20:15	Fri 24 09:15
Basketball			Women	Thu 23 20:15	Thu 23 09:15
Boxing		Light Flyweight 48 kg	Men	Sat 25 19:00	Sat 25 08:00
		Flyweight 51 kg	Men	Sat 25 15:00	Sat 25 04:00
		Bantamweight 54 kg	Men	Sat 25 19:25	Sat 25 08:25
		Featherweight 57 kg	Men	Sat 25 15:15	Sat 25 04:15
		Lightweight 60 kg	Men	Sat 25 19:40	Sat 25 08:40
		Light Welterweight 64 kg	Men	Sat 25 15:40	Sat 25 04:40
		Welterweight 69 kg	Men	Sat 25 20:05	Sat 25 09:05
		Middleweight 75 kg	Men	Sat 25 16:00	Sat 25 05:00
		Light Heavyweight 81 kg	Men	Sat 25 20:30	Sat 25 09:30
		Heavyweight 91 kg	Men	Sat 25 16:25	Sat 25 05:25
		Super Heavyweight 91 kg+	Men	Sat 25 20:55	Sat 25 09:55
Cycling	Track	Sprint	Men	TBC	TBC
		Sprint	Women	TBC	TBC
		Team Sprint	Men	TBC	TBC
		500 m Time Trial	Women	TBC	TBC
		1,000 m Time Trial	Men	TBC	TBC
		3,000 m Individual Pursuit	Women	TBC	TBC
		4,000 m Individual Pursuit	Men	TBC	TBC
		4,000 m Team Pursuit	Men	TBC	TBC
		20 km Scratch Race	Men	TBC	TBC
		25 km Points Race	Women	TBC	TBC
		40 km Points Race	Men	TBC	TBC
		Keirin	Men	TBC	TBC
	Road	25–30 km Time Trial	Women	Fri 21 10:30	Thu 20 23:30
		30–40 km Time Trial	Men	Fri 21 13:00	Fri 21 02:00
		100–120 km Road Race	Women	Wed 26 09:00	Tue 25 22:00
		160–180 km Road Race	Men	Wed 26 13:00	Wed 26 02:00
	Mountain Bike	Cross Country	Men	Thu 23 14:00	Thu 23 03:00
	Mountain Bike	Cross Country	Women	Thu 23 10:30	Wed 22 23:30
Gymnastics	Artistic	Artistic Individual All-Around	Men	Sat 18 13:30	Sat 18 02:30
		Artistic Individual All-Around	Women	Sat 18 19:00	Sat 18 08:00
		Artistic Individual Apparatus - Vault	Men	Tue 21 19:03	Tue 21 08:03
		Artistic Individual Apparatus - Vault	Women	Mon 20 19:39	Mon 20 08:39
		Artistic Individual Apparatus - Uneven Bars	Women	Mon 20 20:51	Mon 20 09:51
		Artistic Individual Apparatus - Balance Beam	Women	Tue 21 19:39	Tue 21 08:39
		Artistic Individual Apparatus - Floor	Men	Mon 20 19:03	Mon 20 08:03
		Artistic Individual Apparatus - Floor	Women	Tue 21 20:58	Tue 21 09:58
		Artistic Individual Apparatus - Parallel Bars	Men	Tue 21 20:20	Tue 21 09:20
		Artistic Individual Apparatus - Horizontal Bar	Men	Tue 21 21:39	Tue 21 10:39
		Artistic Individual Apparatus - Still Rings	Men	Mon 20 21:27	Mon 20 10:27
		Artistic Individual Apparatus - Pommel Horse	Men	Mon 20 20:15	Mon 20 09:15
		Artistic Team	Men	Mon 20 19:03	Mon 20 08:03
		Artistic Team	Women	Mon 20 19:39	Mon 20 08:39
	Rhythmic	Rhythmic Individual All-Around	Women	Sat 25 12:30	Sat 25 01:30
		Rhythmic Individual Apparatus - Rope	Women	Sun 26 12:30	Sun 26 01:30
		Rhythmic Individual Apparatus - Ball	Women	Sun 26 13:18	Sun 26 02:18
		Rhythmic Individual Apparatus - Clubs	Women	Sun 26 14:00	Sun 26 03:00
		Rhythmic Individual Apparatus - Ribbon	Women	Sun 26 14:42	Sun 26 03:42
		Rhythmic Team	Women	Fri 24 18:00	Fri 24 07:00
Field Hockey			Men	Sun 26 13:00	Sun 26 02:00
Field Hockey			Women	Sat 25 13:00	Sat 25 02:00
Lawn Bowls		Singles	Men	Fri 24 19:00	Fri 24 08:00
		Singles	Women	Fri 24 17:00	Fri 24 06:00
		Pairs	Men	Wed 22 19:00	Wed 22 08:00
		Pairs	Women	Wed 22 17:00	Wed 22 06:00
		Triples	Men	Mon 20 18:45	Mon 20 07:45
		Triples	Women	Mon 20 15:30	Mon 20 04:30
Netball			Women	Sun 26 16:00	Sun 26 05:00
Rugby Sevens			Men	Fri 17 21:52	Fri 17 10:52
Shooting	Clay Target	Trap	Men	Wed 22 10:00	Tue 21 23:00
		Trap	Women	Tue 21 10:00	Mon 20 23:00
		Trap Pairs	Men	Fri 17 10:00	Thu 16 23:00
		Trap Pairs	Women	Fri 17 10:00	Thu 16 23:00
		Skeet	Men	Sat 25 10:00	Fri 24 23:00
		Skeet	Women	Fri 24 10:00	Thu 23 23:00
		Skeet Pairs	Men	Mon 20 10:00	Sun 19 23:00
		Skeet Pairs	Women	Mon 20 10:00	Sun 19 23:00
		Double Trap	Men	Thu 23 10:00	Wed 22 23:00
		Double Trap	Women	Thu 23 10:00	Wed 22 23:00
		Double Trap Pairs	Men	Sun 19 10:00	Sat 18 23:00
		Double Trap Pairs	Women	Sun 19 10:00	Sat 18 23:00
	Pistol	10 m Air Pistol	Men	Wed 22 09:00	Tue 21 22:00
		10 m Air Pistol	Women	Thu 23 09:00	Wed 22 22:00
		10 m Air Pistol Pairs	Men	Sat 18 09:00	Fri 17 22:00
		10 m Air Pistol Pairs	Women	Sun 19 09:00	Sat 18 22:00
		25 m Rapid Fire Pistol	Men	Thu 23 09:00	Wed 22 22:00
		25 m Rapid Fire Pistol Pairs	Men	Sun 19 09:00	Sat 18 22:00
		25 m Pistol	Women	Tue 21 09:00	Mon 20 22:00
		25 m Pistol Pairs	Women	Fri 17 10:00	Thu 16 23:00
		25 m Centre Fire Pistol	Men	Fri 24 09:00	Thu 23 22:00
		25 m Centre Fire Pistol Pairs	Men	Mon 20 09:00	Sun 19 22:00
		25 m Standard Pistol	Men	Sat 25 09:00	Fri 24 22:00
		25 m Standard Pistol Pairs	Men	Sat 18 13:30	Sat 18 02:30
		50 m Pistol	Men	Tue 21 09:00	Mon 20 22:00
		50 m Pistol Pairs	Men	Fri 17 09:00	Thu 16 22:00
	Small Bore and Air Rifle	10 m Air Rifle	Men	Tue 21 09:00	Mon 20 22:00
		10 m Air Rifle	Women	Mon 20 09:00	Sun 19 22:00
		10 m Air Rifle Pairs	Men	Fri 17 09:00	Thu 16 22:00
		10 m Air Rifle Pairs	Women	Fri 17 11:30	Fri 17 00:30
		50 m Rifle 3 Position	Men	Fri 24 09:00	Thu 23 22:00
		50 m Rifle 3 Position	Women	Thu 23 09:00	Wed 22 22:00
		50 m Rifle 3 Position Pairs	Men	Mon 20 09:00	Sun 19 22:00
		50 m Rifle 3 Position Pairs	Women	Sun 19 09:00	Sat 18 22:00
		50 m Rifle Prone	Men	Thu 23 15:30	Thu 23 04:30
		50 m Rifle Prone	Women	Wed 22 13:00	Wed 22 02:00
		50 m Rifle Prone Pairs	Men	Sat 18 11:00	Sat 18 00:00
		50 m Rifle Prone Pairs	Women	Sat 18 13:00	Sat 18 02:00
	Full Bore Rifle	Singles	Open	Thu 23 10:00	Wed 22 23:00
	Full Bore Rifle	Pairs	Open	Sun 19 10:00	Sat 18 23:00
Squash		Singles	Men	TBC	TBC
		Singles	Women	TBC	TBC
		Doubles	Men	TBC	TBC
			Women	Sun 26 11:55	Sun 26 00:55
			Mixed	Sun 26 13:50	Sun 26 02:50
Table Tennis		Singles	Men	Sun 26 14:15	Sun 26 03:15
			Women	Sun 26 12:10	Sun 26 01:10
			Women EAD	Sun 26 10:30	Sat 25 23:30
		Doubles	Men	Sat 25 20:30	Sat 25 09:30
			Women	Sat 25 18:50	Sat 25 07:50
			Mixed	Fri 24 20:15	Fri 24 09:15
		Team	Men	Mon 20 18:15	Mon 20 07:15
		Team	Women	Mon 20 16:00	Mon 20 05:00
Triathlon			Men	Sat 18 13:00	Sat 18 02:00
Triathlon			Women	Sat 18 09:00	Fri 17 22:00
Weightlifting		48 kg category	Women	Thu 16 14:00	Thu 16 03:00
		53 kg category	Women	Fri 17 18:30	Fri 17 07:30
		56 kg category	Men	Thu 16 18:30	Thu 16 07:30
		58 kg category	Women	Sat 18 14:00	Sat 18 03:00
		62 kg category	Men	Fri 17 10:00	Thu 16 23:00
		63 kg category	Women	Sun 19 18:30	Sun 19 07:30
		69 kg category	Men	Sat 18 18:30	Sat 18 07:30
		69 kg category	Women	Mon 20 14:00	Mon 20 03:00
		75 kg category	Women	Tue 21 18:30	Tue 21 07:30
		75 kg+ category	Women	Wed 22 14:00	Wed 22 03:00
		77 kg category	Men	Sun 19 14:00	Sun 19 03:00
		85 kg category	Men	Mon 20 18:30	Mon 20 07:30
		94 kg category	Men	Tue 21 14:00	Tue 21 03:00
		105 kg category	Men	Wed 22 18:30	Wed 22 07:30
		105 kg+ category	Men	Thu 23 18:30	Thu 23 07:30
		Open Powerlifting	Men EAD	Fri 24 14:00	Fri 24 03:00

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