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“2026 Commonwealth Games: Hockey, Rugby, and Cricket Cut as Glasgow Streamlines Sports Program”

Hockey, rugby sevens, and cricket have been removed from the 2026 Commonwealth Games, which will now feature only 10 sports in Scotland following the withdrawal of Victoria as the host. In a significant reduction from the originally planned 22 sports, the Glasgow edition will focus on a streamlined schedule, with events taking place at just four inner-city venues. Notably, lawn bowls has been retained in the lineup, ensuring its continued presence in the games despite the cuts to other high-profile sports.

Q: Which sports have been cut from the 2026 Commonwealth Games?

A: Hockey, rugby sevens, and cricket have been cut from the streamlined 2026 Commonwealth Games.

Q: How many sports will feature in the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow?

A: Only 10 sports will feature in the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

Q: What sport has been retained in the Glasgow schedule?

A: Lawn bowls has been retained in the stripped-down Glasgow schedule.

Q: How many sports were originally planned for the Commonwealth Games in Victoria?

A: There were originally 22 sports planned for the Commonwealth Games in Victoria.

Q: Where will the 2026 Commonwealth Games be based?

A: The 2026 Commonwealth Games will be based in just four inner city venues in Glasgow.