Commonwealth Sport | Commonwealth Games

The Commonwealth Games is an international comprehensive sports event involving Commonwealth member countries and regions, originating from the 1930 Empire Games. The Games are held every four years, similar to the Olympic Games, but the participating countries and regions are limited to members of the Commonwealth.

The competition events of the Commonwealth Games cover multiple sports fields, including athletics, swimming, badminton, boxing, cycling, gymnastics, field hockey, judo, shooting, table tennis, weightlifting, wrestling, etc. In addition, there are some Commonwealth style events such as grass roll and rugby sevens.

At the Commonwealth Games, delegations from various Commonwealth countries and regions participate to showcase their strength and achievements in the field of sports. This sports meet is not only a grand event for sports competition, but also a platform for cultural exchange between Commonwealth member countries and regions.

The official website of the Commonwealth Games provides comprehensive information about the Commonwealth Games for tourists and participants, including competition events, schedules, introductions to participating countries and regions, event news, and results. In addition, the website also provides ticketing information, volunteer recruitment, and sponsor information.