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The 2022 Commonwealth Games will take place from July 29-August 9 AEST and will be hosted in Birmingham, England. Below you can find all the information on how the 2022 Games will be broadcast and streamed in Australia.
The Commonwealth Games in 2022 are broadcast exclusively on the Seven Network. They secured the rights after outbidding 2014 Glasgow Games broadcaster Network Ten.
In a similar fashion to the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, they broadcast content on all three of their channels – 7, 7TWO and 7Mate – on TV.
This can be found on Channels 70 to 73 in metropolitan areas and Channels 60 to 63 in regional areas.
On top of that, you can download their 7plus app from both the Google Play and Apple store or stream through the smart TV app on most new television sets. There is also a website version of the application for desktop and laptop users which will provide exactly the same content.
The app and website will have all events on TV and every medal event available for free but you will need to sign up for a free account.
The coverage of the Commonwealth Games begins with the Opening Ceremony, which takes place at 4:00am (AEST) on Friday, July 29, and finishes with the closing ceremony, ending at 7:00am on Tuesday, August 9.