With less than a week to go until the Opening Ceremony, Commonwealth Sport has assembled its most extensive global broadcast network to date, allowing the international netball family to follow all the netball action from the Games.
The netball competition will take place from the Saturday 25th July to Sunday 2nd August 2026 at The Hydro, with the Commonwealth’s top 12 teams going head-to-head.
Across all five World Netball (WN) Regions, Glasgow 2026 will reach more audiences than ever before through an expanded network of broadcasters, streaming platforms and digital partners.
Seven Network and Sky New Zealand will once again bring the Commonwealth Games to audiences across Australia and New Zealand.
In New Zealand, Sky and TV3 will deliver extensive coverage of Glasgow 2026, with TV3 providing up to 23 hours of free-to-air coverage every day, ensuring viewers don’t miss a moment of the action.
Beyond New Zealand, distribution across the Pacific Islands will ensure communities in some of the Commonwealth’s smallest nations can follow their athletes throughout Glasgow 2026, extending the reach of the Games across Oceania like never before.
Across the Caribbean, a partnership with RushSports will bring the Games to audiences throughout the region, helping more communities follow their home athletes and celebrate the unique stories that define the Commonwealth Games.
North America will see Glasgow 2026 reach new audiences through expanded partnerships in Canada and the United States.
Canada’s national public broadcaster, CBC, will provide free-to-air television and digital streaming coverage of the Commonwealth Games in Canada, marking a major step in growing the Games’ profile in one of the Commonwealth’s largest sporting markets.
The United States will once again be served by beIN SPORTS, which will also extend digital coverage into Canada.
Across Asia, the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union and its public broadcasting partners of RTM Malaysia, RTB Brunei and MediaCorp in Singapore will once again deliver extensive free-to-air coverage, while in Africa the Games will be screened across the continent with TVMS and SuperSport and in South Africa via the SABC.
In the United Kingdom, every event will be available live, with more than double the number of hours of live coverage compared with Birmingham 2022, via TNT Sports’ coverage on HBO Max.
Every competition session will be streamed live and available to all HBO Max customers, alongside TNT Sports’ extensive linear TV coverage, while 5 will broadcast free-to-air daily highlights and live coverage of the Opening Ceremony.
Viewers across Europe will also be able to follow the Games through Warner Bros and Discovery’s (WBD) platforms, including Eurosport and HBO Max.
In India, Sony Pictures Networks India has renewed its partnership as excitement builds towards the Centenary Commonwealth Games in Amdavad in 2030.
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