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Commonwealth Games and The Hundred continue on Thursday

Thursday sees more medal events at the Commonwealth Games, including weightlifting and track cycling, alongside double-headers in The Hundred cricket competition.

  • Commonwealth Games medal events include weightlifting, track cycling, and athletics.
  • Southern Brave face Birmingham Phoenix in both men's and women's Hundred matches.
  • Motherwell and Hibernian play Conference League qualifiers.

The Commonwealth Games continues to deliver thrilling action on Thursday, with medals up for grabs across weightlifting, track cycling, and athletics. Spectators can catch the Women’s 86+kg weightlifting final at 14:00, the men’s 110kg final at 09:30, and the men’s 110+kg final at 18:30. Track and field events begin at 18:30, featuring the men’s shot put final, women’s 100m hurdles final, and women’s triple jump final. Track cycling will see the men’s 4000m team pursuit final and Women’s team sprint final from 16:00.

Cricket fans can look forward to a double dose of The Hundred as Southern Brave take on Birmingham Phoenix. In the men's competition, both teams are seeking to improve their table positions, with Brave aiming for their first win and Phoenix looking to move away from the bottom. The women's clash sees Phoenix hoping to climb the table after a winless start, while Brave will be keen to extend their perfect beginning and maintain their lead at the top.

Elsewhere, Scottish clubs are in action in the Conference League qualifiers. Motherwell travel to Torshavn to face HB, holding a 2-0 advantage from the first leg. Hibernian will host Malisheva at Easter Road, aiming to overturn a 2-0 deficit from their away leg in Kosovo.

What this means for you: You can watch Commonwealth Games events on TNT Sports 2, The Hundred matches on Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Main Event, and Conference League qualifiers on SolidSport and Premier Sports 1.

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