1. Aquatics
2. Archery
3. Atheletics
4. Badminton
5. Boxing
6. Cycling
7. Gymnastics
8. Hockey
9. Lawn bowl
10. Netball
11. Rugby sevens
12. Shooting
13. Squash
14. Table Tennis
15. Tennis
16. Weightlifting
17. Wrestling
There are a total of 31 sports which are approved by the Commonwealth Games Federation. They are categorised into three types: * Core sports must be included on each programme. * Otional sports may be picked by the host nation, which may include some team sports such as Basketball. * Recognised sports are sports which have been approved by the CGF but which are deemed to need expansion; host nations may not pick these sports for their programme until the CGF's requirements are fulfilled The sports are: * Archery - Optional * Athletics - Core * Badminton - Core * Basketball - Optional * Billiards - Recognised * Boxing - Core * Canoeing - Recognised * Cycling - Optional * Diving - Optional * Fencing - Recognised * Golf - Recognised * Gymnastics (Artistic and Rhythmic) - Optional * Handball - Recognised * Hockey - Core * Judo - Optional * Lawn bowls - Core * Life saving - Recognised * Netball - Core * Rowing - Recognised * Rugby sevens - Core * Sailing - Recognised * Shooting - Optional * Softball - Recognised * Squash - Core * Swimming - Core * Synchronized swimming - Optional * Table Tennis - Optional * Tennis - Optional * Tenpin bowling - Recognised * Triathlon - Optional * Volleyball - Recognised * Water Polo - Recognised * Weightlifting - Core * Wrestling - Optional
there are 72 countries participating in the 2010 commonwealth games.
At the 2010 Commonwealth Games, there were 272 events from 21 different sports.
At the 2010 Commonwealth Games, there were 272 events in 21 different sports.
17 sports.
There were 272 events from 21 sports at the 2010 Delhi Games.
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there has been 12 commonwealth games, the first games were in 1930
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There were 9 sports in the first commonwealth games
Commonwealth Games in 2010 are 19th cwg.
there are 17 sports in the commonwealth games
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