The XXCII (22nd) Commonwealth Games, commonly known as Birmingham 2022, was a historic multi-sport event that transformed the West Midlands and captivated a global audience. Held from July 28 to August 8, 2022, the event featured 72 nations and territories competing across 19 different sports.
The NEC Arena hosted the medal rounds, where Australia reclaimed their crown by defeating Jamaica in a thrilling final.
Starting August 2, Alexander Stadium became the heart of the Games. Highlight moments included Eilish McColgan’s emotional 10,000m win and the high-speed 100m sprints. xxcxx 2022 commonwealth games schedule new
The schedule was designed to be the most inclusive in the history of the movement, featuring a integrated para-sport program and, for the first time at a major multi-sport event, more medal events for women than for men. Opening Ceremony and Week One
The Games officially concluded on the evening of August 8 with a Closing Ceremony that celebrated the musical heritage of Birmingham, featuring a surprise appearance by Ozzy Osbourne. Complete Sport-by-Sport Schedule Reference Start Date Alexander Stadium Swimming Sandwell Aquatics Centre Cricket (W) Edgbaston Stadium Gymnastics Arena Birmingham Cycling Lee Valley / Warwick Netball Boxing Triathlon Sutton Park Wrestling Coventry Arena Legacy of the 2022 Schedule The XXCII (22nd) Commonwealth Games, commonly known as
The Birmingham 2022 schedule was praised for its "Super Sunday" on August 7, which featured 11 different sports held simultaneously, providing a massive crescendo before the final day of competition. The legacy of these Games continues through the refurbished venues and the increased participation in local sports across the UK.
The final days featured heavy hitting at the NEC and strategic mastery on the squash courts at the University of Birmingham. Starting August 2, Alexander Stadium became the heart
The final weekend (August 6–8) saw the conclusion of major team sports and high-intensity individual finals.