Stars to watch for Australia on Sunday 2 August
Track cycling star Leigh Hoffman will be aiming to win another medal in the men’s 1000m time trial, with his teammates Thomas Cornish and Tayte Ryan also in action.
Hoffman is already a gold medallist at Glasgow 2026 from the team sprint, having also claimed silver in the keirin.
Oliver Bleddyn, Conor Leahy and Blake Agnoletto – who won silver together in the men’s team pursuit – will compete in the men’s 40km points race.
Bleddyn won gold in the individual pursuit earlier in the week, with Leahy taking silver, while Agnoletto triumphed in the elimination race.
Georgia Baker has two golds to her name from the women’s team pursuit and scratch race, and will look to make it a hat-trick in the women’s elimination race, with Alyssa Polites and Sophie Edwards also riding.
Liliya Tatarinoff, Alessia McCaig, Kristina Clonan will all contest the women’s keirin.
After their shock defeat to Jamaica in Saturday’s netball semi-final, Australia – captained by Liz Watson – will look to bounce back by beating England in the bronze medal match.
In judo, Kayhan Ozcicek-Takagi is the top seed in the men’s +100kg category, while Maria Swan is the second seed in the women’s 78kg.
Ellen Fife is also aiming to defend her women’s singles bowls title.