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The competition runs for 12 days, starting with the opening ceremony on July 28, 2022, and concluding on August 8, 2022.

Every four years.

Andre De Grasse (Canada) is arguably his country’s greatest ever sprinter with six Olympic medals (including two golds in the 200m) but his recent form remains questionable. The Canadian will be keen to make his mark at the games.

Jamaica’s strong history on the track will continue as Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, a former two-time 100m Olympic champion, is still a force to be reckoned with at 35, winning the 100m final at the World Championships earlier in July. Elaine Thompson-Herah (Jamaica) is currently the second-fastest woman in history as well as the reigning back-to-back Olympic 100m and 200m champion.

World record holder in the 100m breaststroke and two-time defending Commonwealth champion (2014 and 2018) Adam Peaty (England) will be keen to make it three in a row (especially after missing the World Aquatic Championships in June with a foot injury).

Following an appeal over his right to represent Northern Ireland (having represented the Republic of Ireland in other competitions), gymnast Rhys McClenaghan will be allowed to compete at the Commonwealth Games. The 23-year-old won gold on the pommel horse in 2018 and is a favorite again this time.

In netball, the dominant Australia and New Zealand teams look like they will medal, but home nation England stole the honors in the gold medal game in 2018, beating Australia 52-51, and will feel confident on home soil.

Women will compete in cricket for the first time in the competition’s history at the 2022 games. The sport itself hasn’t been included in the Commonwealth Games since the men’s event at the 1998 competition held in Kuala Lumpur. The T20 format will be used and the big nations—Australia, Barbados, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, and Sri Lanka— are all expected to compete for medals.

There will be 13 mixed events featuring both male and female athletes competing in sports such as athletics, triathlon, swimming, and synchronized diving.

– Antigua and Barbuda
– Australia
– Bahamas
– Bangladesh
– Barbados
– Belize
– Bermuda
– Botswana
– British Virgin Islands
– Brunei
– Cameroon
– Canada
– Cayman Islands
– Cook Islands
– Cyprus
– Dominica
– England
– Eswatini
– Falkland Islands
– Fiji
– Ghana
– Gibraltar
– Grenada
– Guernsey
– Guyana
– India
– Isle of Man
– Jamaica
– Jersey
– Kenya
– Kiribati
– Lesotho
– Malawi
– Malaysia
– Maldives
– Malta
– Mauritius
– Montserrat
– Mozambique
– Namibia
– Nauru
– New Zealand
– Nigeria
– Niue
– Norfolk Island
– Northern Ireland
– Pakistan
– Papua New Guinea
– Rwanda
– Samoa
– Scotland
– Seychelles
– Sierra Leone
– Singapore
– Solomon Islands
– South Africa
– Sri Lanka
– St. Helena
– St. Kitts and Nevis
– St. Lucia
– St. Vincent and the Grenadines
– Tanzania
– The Gambia
– Tonga
– Trinidad and Tobago
– Turks and Caicos Islands
– Tuvalu
– Uganda
– Vanuatu
– Wales
– Zambia

– Athletics
– Swimming
– Diving
– Badminton
– Basketball
– Beach Volleyball
– Boxing
– Cricket
– Cycling
– Gymnastics
– Hockey
– Judo
– Lawn bowls
– Netball
– Powerlifting
– Rugby
– Squash
– Table tennis
– Triathlon
– Wrestling

This year’s competition will include a pilot scheme called the Commonwealth Games Esports Championships, allowing gamers from around the world to compete for honors by playing DOTA 2, Rocket League, and eFootball.