Glasgow has been praised for rescuing the Commonwealth Games, as the event's baton passes to next host city Amdavad. The head of Glasgow 2026 said the legacy of the scaled-back Games will shape the future of the event. The Games were a joyful success in isolation, but doubts remain about the long-term future of the Commonwealth Games. There are no guarantees about what lies ahead. The praise comes as Glasgow's role in stepping in to host the Games is seen as crucial to keeping the event alive. While the reduced-scale edition was celebrated, questions persist about whether the Games can continue. The legacy of this year's event is expected to influence how future editions are organized. The baton handover to Amdavad marks a transition to the next chapter. Glasgow's effort was hailed for saving the Games. However, uncertainty clouds the event's future. The head of Glasgow 2026 expressed belief that the legacy will matter, even as doubts linger. The joyful atmosphere in Glasgow contrasted with broader concerns about the sustainability of the Commonwealth Games. As the baton moves to Amdavad, the focus shifts to what comes next. The scaled-back nature of the Glasgow Games was a key factor in their success, and that model could be a template. Yet, without guarantees, the future remains uncertain. The legacy of Glasgow 2026 will be seen in how future Games are shaped.