Cue sports combine precision, strategy, concentration and technical excellence. The Commonwealth Cue Sports Championships will feature five internationally recognised disciplines contested by elite athletes from across the Commonwealth nations.
Explore the five exciting cue sports disciplines that bring together the world's best athletes competing for glory and national pride.

Snooker remains one of the world's most respected cue sports disciplines, renowned for its tactical complexity, positional control and break-building excellence.

One of the oldest and most technically demanding cue sports disciplines, English Billiards rewards precision, cue-ball control and scoring consistency.

Blackball has become one of the most widely played cue sports disciplines across Commonwealth nations, combining tactical decision-making with fast-paced match play.

10-Ball Pool is recognised internationally for its fast pace, attacking style and demanding shot-making requirements.

Originating in China, Heyball has rapidly evolved into one of the fastest-growing cue sports disciplines in the world. Combining elements of traditional pool with its own distinctive rules and competitive format, the discipline has expanded significantly across Asia, Europe and emerging cue sports markets.

Carom is a precision-focused cue sport that demands exceptional control, accuracy and technical skill. Played on a pocketless table, where players score by striking both object balls with their cue ball in a single shot.