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The Honourable Prime Minister of India Shri @narendramodi met #TeamIndia and other Indian athletes at his residence and congratulated them for their performance at the Commonwealth Games 2022.
𝗔 𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻!
The Honourable Prime Minister of India Shri @narendramodi met #TeamIndia and other Indian athletes at his residence and congratulated them for their performance at the Commonwealth Games 2022. https://t.co/YxGHE881rg
Silver lining from this spectacular campaign. 🥈💗🇮🇳 https://t.co/z4gpJ6IfKW
Australia edge them in a thrilling final in Edgbaston!
Silver for India in #B2022 🥈
Australia edge them in a thrilling final in Edgbaston! 😮
📝 Scorecard: bit.ly/CWG-FINAL https://t.co/xQTsodH0DU
Fifty for captain Harmanpreet Kaur in the final of the Commonwealth Games - What a knock under pressure. https://t.co/Xx6YWdtJwX
#TeamIndia🇮🇳 have been electric in the field today!
#Cheer4India | #B2022 | #CWG2022 | #INDvsAUS https://t.co/sJR7NuH5kD
Australia has won the toss & elected to bat!
#TeamIndia | #Cheer4India | #B2022 | #CWG2022
GOLD MEDAL MATCH 🥇 #INDvsAUS
Australia has won the toss & elected to bat!
#TeamIndia | #Cheer4India | #B2022 | #CWG2022 https://t.co/dhjQB2UU5i
We're going for Gold in Birmingham! See you tomorrow, @BCCIWomen 💪
@CommGamesAUS #B2022 https://t.co/MuRQMWvxSh
@BCCIWomen are assured of a silver, but we will be gunning for GOLD!
#EkIndiaTeamIndia | 📸 @ghosh_annesha | #B2022
#TeamIndia, led by @ImHarmanpreet, are through to the @birminghamcg22 cricket final!
@BCCIWomen are assured of a silver, but we will be gunning for GOLD! 🇮🇳🏏🥇
#EkIndiaTeamIndia | 📸 @ghosh_annesha | #B2022 https://t.co/q5Atj1wtjl
#TeamIndia through to the FINALS of #CWG2022 🎉🥳 https://t.co/Bswbcq4L2h
Indiaaaaa Indiaaaaa 🇮🇳 #GoForGold
Her 16th in T20Is.
Live - bit.ly/CWG2022-INDvENG #INDvENG #B2022
FIFTY for #TeamIndia vice-captain @mandhana_smriti off just 23 balls 👏👏
Her 16th in T20Is.
Live - bit.ly/CWG2022-INDvENG #INDvENG #B2022 https://t.co/9oufibcWtT
Here's Team
#BirminghamMeinJitegaHindustanHamara 🫶
#B2022 #CWG2022 #SonySportsNetwork #SirfSonyPeDikhega
It's the battle of the bests 💪
Here's Team 🇮🇳's playing XI for the 1st Semi-Final against 🏴💙
#BirminghamMeinJitegaHindustanHamara 🫶
#B2022 #CWG2022 #SonySportsNetwork #SirfSonyPeDikhega https://t.co/E32TDh70en
To whom it may concern ! https://t.co/91FXD70dFP
#RohitSharma #India #TeamIndia #CricketTwitter
Smriti Mandhana becomes the second Indian opener to score 2000+ runs in T20Is 🔥🇮🇳
#RohitSharma #India #TeamIndia #CricketTwitter https://t.co/zydehl61PD
They win by 100 runs and advance into the semi-finals at the #CWG2022
Scorecard - bit.ly/CWG2022-INDvBAR #INDvBAR #B2022
A fantastic victory for #TeamIndia.
They win by 100 runs and advance into the semi-finals at the #CWG2022 👏👏
Scorecard - bit.ly/CWG2022-INDvBAR #INDvBAR #B2022 https://t.co/uH6u7psVmG
Picks up all four wickets!
Finishes off with figures of 4/10
Live - bit.ly/CWG2022-INDvBAR #INDvBAR #B2022
Renuka Thakur, you genius 👌💪💥
Picks up all four wickets!
Finishes off with figures of 4/10
Live - bit.ly/CWG2022-INDvBAR #INDvBAR #B2022 https://t.co/UdV4WbADH0
#HarmanpreetKaur #MSDhoni #ViratKohli #RohitSharma #MithaliRaj #IndianCricketTeam #INDvPAK #CommonwealthGames2022 #CricketTwitter
Harmanpreet Kaur surpasses MS Dhoni to become the only Indian captain to win most matches in T20I 🙌🇮🇳
#HarmanpreetKaur #MSDhoni #ViratKohli #RohitSharma #MithaliRaj #IndianCricketTeam #INDvPAK #CommonwealthGames2022 #CricketTwitter https://t.co/0E6u3gPTnL
#Cheer4India | #B2022 | #CommonwealthGames
#CWG2022 - #TeamIndia🇮🇳 beat Pakistan by 8 wickets 🏏 #INDvPAK
#Cheer4India | #B2022 | #CommonwealthGames https://t.co/zmMxlwiSX4
About CWG 2022
As England prepares to host some of the best athletes from across the world, Birmingham will be throbbing with anticipation as the 2022 Commonwealth Games take place there from July 28 to August 8, 2022.
The multi-sport event, which will be hosted for the third time by England, will be held under the motto 'Games for Everyone' in order to spread the contestants' dreams and journeys. A total of 72 countries are expected to compete in the event, with the goal of ending their campaign with a title victory.
Home of all events, Alexander Stadium
Alexander Stadium will serve as the focal point for all sports events, beginning with the magnificent opening ceremony. The swimming and diving event will be held in Sandwell Aquatics Centre, while the Artistic and Rhythmic Gymnastics will be held at the Arena Birmingham. The NEC hosts events in netball, badminton, boxing, powerlifting, table tennis, para table tennis, and weightlifting.
While Hockey and Squash will be held at the University of Birmingham Hockey and Squash Centre, Smithfield will host three events: Basketball 3x3, Beach Volleyball, and Wheelchair Basketball 3x3. Cycling - Track and Para Track will take place in Lee Valley VeloPark. Rugby Sevens will be held at Coventry Stadium, Cricket T20 will be held at Edgbaston Stadium, while Triathlon and Para Triathlon will be held at Sutton Park.
Lawn Bowls and Para Lawn Bowls will be held in Victoria Park. At the Marathon Finish Area, Victoria Square hosts the Athletics. Cycling - Road Race will be held in Warwick. Cycling – Time Trial will be held in West Park. Cycling - Mountain Bike will take place in Cannock Chase Forest, while Judo will take place at Coventry Arena. Wrestling.
72 countries, 20 sports, 283 events
This year's Commonwealth Games will feature 72 nations competing in 20 sports that will be split into 283 individual events for the ultimate prize.
The extension of the number of events for women, which will also be a first for the Games, will equalise the number of events for both men's and women's categories, a move that will be lauded around the world.
What can be expected?
Athletics and other sports have attracted a lot of interest in recent years, with outstanding performances attracting continual attention. With over 5,054 exceptional athletes expected to compete at the Games, there will be plenty of nail-biting action from all of the events until the Commonwealth Games in 2022.