Commonwealth Games 2022: July 29 / 30

Here are Commonwealth Games highlights across Seven / 7mate/ 7plus:

Friday

7.30pm | Swimming Heats: Tonight, the Aussies will dominate the pool, when Ariarne Titmus, Ellie Cole and Zac Stubblety-Cook begin their Birmingham 2022 campaign.

Don’t miss Cody Simpson as he makes his Commonwealth Games debut in the men’s 50m butterfly.

8.00pm | Triathlon: The first gold medal event at Birmingham 2022 with Matthew Hauser, Jacob Birtwhistle and Brandon Copeland all flying the flag for Australia.

8.00pm | Cricket: For the first time at the Commonwealth Games, Meg Lanning leads our team of Aussies as they take on India in the women’s T20 Cricket.

11.00pm | Netball: Liz Watson and her Australian Diamonds take on Barbados on the netball court.

11.30pm | Triathlon: Aussie stars Sophie Linn, Charlotte McShane and Natalie Van Coevorden kick-start Australia’s women’s Triathlon campaign.

Saturday

1.00am | Cycling (Track) Finals: Will Jessica Gallagher claim her first ever medal in the BVI Tandem Sprint?

3.30am | Rugby 7’s: Charlotte Caslick and Demi Hayes lead our women’s Rugby 7’s team as they take on Scotland. Will they go one better than their Gold Coast 2018 campaign?

4.00am | Swimming Finals: Don’t miss our Aussie stars when they claim their first Birmingham 2022 medals in the pool.

4.00pm | Marathon Finals: The Marathon Finals for our able-bodied and para-athletes kicks off, with Australia’s own Madi de Rozario chasing back-to-back titles in the women’s wheelchair event.

Saturday night

7.30pm | Swimming Heats: Aussie trio Elijah Winnington, Zac Incerti and Mack Horton in the 200m freestyle, before Brendon Smith takes on the men’s 400m individual medley. Emma McKeon and Brianna Throssell will line up for the women’s 100m butterfly. Then, the Aussies line up for the women’s and men’s 4x100m freestyle – Australia’s most dominant event over the past 25 years.

9.00pm | Netball: The Aussie Diamonds continue their quest when they meet Scotland on the court.

11.00pm | Women’s Hockey: Our Gold Coast 2018 silver medallists, the Hockeyroos, take to the field to battle against Kenya in their debut appearance in the event.

*All times AEST

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