Mike Fennell, the president of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF), has backed the Indian investigation into alleged corruption during the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi... More >
Monica Jolly, the new head of ticketing for the Delhi Commonwealth Games, has blamed the poor attendances at many events on corporate ticketholders not turning up.
The orga...More>
The official in charge of ticket sales for the Commonwealth Games in Delhi has been removed from his position.
Sanjeev Mittal, who was appointed head of ticketing by the pr...More>
Organisers of the Commonwealth Games in India are handing out free tickets to fill empty arenas.
TV pictures have shown competitors in virtually empty venues in Delhi.
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The head of press operations for the Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games Manish Kumar was dismissed because of problems with the distribution of media accreditation passes. Kumar is...More>
British diplomatic sources confirmed that Prince Charles’s role in the Opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games in Delhi this Sunday is arranged.
According to the local ...More>
Delhi Commonwealth Games organisers misjudged the size of the task of hosting a major multi-sport event.
That is the view of Lambis Nikolao, head of the Greek Olympic Commi...More>
Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) president John Coates says India should not have been allowed to host the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
The build up to the event, which start...More>
A cancellation of the Commonwealth Games in Delhi could be disastrous for the future of the event and for India's world standing, according to New Zealand Prime Minister John ...More>
Commonwealth Games Scotland has revealed that the accommodation allocated to its athletes in the Games village in Delhi was "unsafe and unfit for human habitation”.
Team Sc...More>
India's sports minister MS Gill has defended security arrangements in Delhi for next month's Commonwealth Games.
Some nations have voiced concerns over potential attacks on...More>
The New Zealand Olympic Committee (NZOC) says it would have no hesitation in pulling out of the Delhi Commonwealth Games if it felt its athletes were not safe.
Concerns hav...More>
All of the venues for this year's Commonwealth Games in Delhi have passed safety inspections.
It was feared that some events at the Games, which run from October 3-14, may ...More>
A senior Delhi Commonwealth Games organiser has hit out at the decision to allow vuvuzelas to be used during the October event.
Executive board member Vijay Kumar Malhotra ...More>
Sports Marketing and Management (SMAM), the Australian company fired by Delhi Commonwealth Games organisers for alleged "non-performance", is seeking up to $12m (£7.7m) i...More>
