CGF CoCom state Birmingham 2022 fully on track to stage world class event

Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) Coordination Commission have stated they are confident that Birmingham 2022 is fully on track to stage a fantastic sporting competition that will be an incredible showcase of the city, the West Midlands and the UK.

Continuation of high performance strategy crucial to retaining status as Commonwealth’s No.1

Commonwealth Games Australia has welcomed the extension of high performance sport funding through until 2024, which includes next year’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

Say hi to Perry! The official Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games mascot!

Perry’s rainbow coloured hexagons represent the coming together of the Commonwealth in equal partnership with the diverse communities of Birmingham and the West Midlands at the Games in 2022.

Birmingham dive tower completed as construction progresses

Another significant milestone has been reached at the Sandwell Aquatics Centre in Smethwick after the dive tower, which will be used for the diving competition at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, was completed at the end of January.

Commonwealth Games Federation CEO to leave role

Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) Chief Executive Officer David Grevemberg has announced he will be leaving his role on 5 March 2021.

Birmingham 2022 Alexander Stadium taking shape

The main stadium for the next Commonwealth Games is continuing to progress on schedule.

Chef de Mission farewells horror year for sport

As the calendar flips to December, the sports community inches closer to saying farewell to a horror year unlike any other.

Women’s T20 Cricket qualifying confirmed for Birmingham 2022

The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) and the International Cricket Council (ICC) have announced the qualification process for cricket, which makes a historic appearance at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

What’s on when at
Birmingham 2022?

The daily schedule for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games has been released.

Wolverhampton and Warwick to host Birmingham 2022 road cycling events

Chef de Mission on building team culture ahead of Birmingham 2022

As we continue the journey towards the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, Australian Team Chef de Mission Petria Thomas OAM, joined Sport Australia’s ‘Sport Governance Principles Podcast’ to discuss the importance of building a positive culture within sporting organisations.

Athletes in green and gold will help inspire Australians says Phillips

Commonwealth Games Australia CEO Craig Phillips is forecasting a sporting green and gold rush for all Australians in 2021 and 2022.