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Commonwealth Games

Information about the multi-sport event, which is held every four years and involves all the commonwealth countries. This sporting event originates from 1930 and is a prestigious event in the field of sports.

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Why did the Irish leave the commonwealth games?

I assume its because we left the commonwealth itself.

How many medals did Nauru win in the commonwealth games 2014?

At the 2014 Commonwealth Games, Nauru won only one Medal; a silver medal in the Men's 105kg Weightlifting when Itte Detenamo finished second.

When and where will the next Commonwealth Games be held?

it will be held on an unknown date in trinada & tabago. I don't think so - on the officilal games site it lists Delhi India as the next location.

If you mean the Commonwealth Games, the next ones will be held in New Delhi, India in 2010. If you mean the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), the next one will be held in Trinidad and Tobago in 2009.
In 2014, the Commonwealth Games are being held in various locations in Scotland's biggest city, Glasgow. They start on 23rd July and finish on 3rd August.

Which commonwealth games included cricket?

The only instance where Cricket was a Commonwealth Games sport was at the 1998 Kuala Lumpur Commonwealth Games.

Who was declared as best athlete in the last Commonwealth Games?

Samaresh Jung of India was declared the best athlete of the 2006 Commonwealth games.

Are Commonwealth Games held every 4 years?

Yes, the Commonwealth Games are held every four years.

How many people have products with Commonwealth Bank?

Many people have products with Commonwealth Bank. If you want to view a list of them you can check out a Wikipedia article or the bank's website itself.

What country is least successful at commonwealth games?

There are currently 19 Commonwealth Games nations without a medal: Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Belize, British Virgin Islands, Brunei, Cook Islands, Dominica, Falkland Islands, Gibraltar, Maldives, Montserrat, Niue, Rwanda, Saint Helena, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Turks and Caicos Islands, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.

Have any countries joined the Commonwealth that weren't in the British Empire?

Both Mozambique and Rwanda are members of the Commonwealth of Nations that were never part of the British Empire nor did they have any other constitutional connection to the UK or its possessions. In addition, Cameroon is a member of the Commonwealth.

A small part of the country was a British Trust Territory called Southern Cameroon, but the vast majority was a French Trust Territory with no legal connection to the UK.

What position did Nigeria occupy on the medal table in the 2010 Commonwealth Games?

Nigeria finished ninth on the medal table at the 2010 Commonwealth Games with 35 medals (11 gold, 10 silver and 14 bronze).

Why fizi do not participate in commonwealth games?

I think the question should be why did Fiji not participate not Fizi. The answer in respect to why did Fiji not compete was they were suspended from the Commonwealth.

When was netball first included in the commonwealth games?

Netball was first introduced as a Commonwealth Games sport at the 1998 Commonwealth Games. Australia took home the first gold medal edging out rivals, New Zealand.

What was the importance of the british commonwealth air training program?

The British Commonwealth Air Training Program (BCATP) was crucial during World War II as it provided a systematic and efficient means of training thousands of aircrew from various Commonwealth nations. Established in 1940, it helped alleviate pilot shortages and ensured that air forces were adequately staffed to meet wartime demands. The program fostered international cooperation and standardization in aviation training, ultimately contributing to the Allied war effort and enhancing post-war military relationships among Commonwealth countries. Its legacy includes a significant contribution to the development of aviation training practices worldwide.