England at the 2010 Commonwealth Games (B–R)

England at the
2010 Commonwealth Games
England at the; 2010 Commonwealth Games
CGF code	ENG
CGA	Commonwealth Games England
Website	weareengland.org
in Delhi, India
Competitors	364 in 17 sports
Flag bearers	Opening: Nathan Robertson; Closing: Nicky Hunt
Medals; Ranked 3rd	Gold 37 Silver 60 Bronze 45 Total 142
Commonwealth Games appearances (overview)
	1930; 1934; 1938; 1950; 1954; 1958; 1962; 1966; 1970; 1974; 1978; 1982; 1986; 1990; 1994; 1998; 2002; 2006; 2010; 2014; 2018; 2022;

England was represented at the 2010 Commonwealth Games by Commonwealth Games England. The country went by the abbreviation ENG, will use the Cross of St George as its flag and "Jerusalem" as its victory anthem. It had previously used "Land of Hope and Glory" as its anthem at the Commonwealth Games, but decided to change following an "internet poll".^[6]

England's delegation is notable for including two Paralympic champions, who qualified to compete in Delhi against fully able-bodied athletes: Danielle Brown, who won a gold medal in archery at the 2008 Summer Paralympics, and Sarah Storey, who won two gold medals in cycling in 2008. They are the first English athletes with disabilities ever to compete in able-bodied events at the Commonwealth Games.^[6]^[7]

England 2010[]

Key: Qualifiers / Medal Winners; Top 8 Finish (Non Medal Winners); Non-Qualifiers / Non Top 8 Finish

Badminton[]

Team England consists of 10 badminton players over 6 events.^[8]^[2] The competition draw for singles and doubles events was announced on 2 October 2010.^[9]

Men's Singles

Player(s)	Round of 64	Round of 32	Round of 16	Quarter Final	Semi Final	Final	Rank
Player(s)	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Rank
Rajiv Ouseph (2)	BYE	Abah (NGR) W 21–8 21–10	Karunaratne (SRI) W 21–5 12–21 21–15	(SIN) (7) W 21–13 21–15	Parupalli (IND) (6) W 19–21 21–12 21–18	Lee (MAS) (1) L 10-21 8-21	Silver
(5)	(UGA) W 21–5 21–11	Ocholi (NGR) W 21–13 21–14	Henry (JAM) W 21–11 21–14	(IND) (3) L 17–21 9–21	-	-	-

Women's Singles

Player(s)	Round of 64	Round of 32	Round of 16	Quarter Final	Semi Final	Final	Rank
Player(s)	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Rank
Elizabeth Cann (4)	BYE	Jayasinghe (SRI) W 21–13 21–12	(NZL) W 21–14 21–13	Li (CAN) W 21–14 19–21 21–16	Wong (MAS) (2) L 21–21 21–18 17–21	Bronze Final Egelstaff (SCO) (3) W 21-18 21-16	Bronze

Men's Doubles

Player(s)	Round of 32	Round of 16	Quarter Final	Semi Final	Final	Rank
Player(s)	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Rank
Anthony Clark & Nathan Robertson (2)	Mambwe & Muwowo (ZAM) W 21–8 21–12	Ng & (CAN) W 21–7 21–12	Chan & (MAS) W 21–8 21–7	Triyachart & Wong (SIN) W 21–10 17–21 21–14	Koo & Tan (MAS)L 19–21 14–21	Silver

Women's Doubles

Player(s)	Round of 32	Round of 16	Quarter Final	Semi Final	Final	Rank
Player(s)	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Rank
Jenny Wallwork & (3)	Bangi & Nankabirwa (UGA) W 21–7 21–10	Gao & Ko (CAN) W 21–12 21–15	& Goh (MAS) W 21–15 16–21 21–13	Sari & Yao (SIN) (1) L 19–21 13–21	Bronze Final Tang & Wilson-Smith (AUS) L 23-21 12-21 16-21	4
Mariana Agathangelou & Heather Olver	Foo Kune & Foo Kune (MRI) W 21–6 21–9	& Jayasinghe (SRI) W 21–7 21–6	Gutta & (IND) L 9–21 14–21	-	-	-

Mixed Doubles

Player(s)	Round of 32	Round of 16	Quarter Final	Semi Final	Final	Rank
Player(s)	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Rank
Nathan Robertson & Jenny Wallwork (1)	Cupidon & Ah-Wan (SEY) W 21–5 21–7	Wijaya & (SIN) W 21–19 21–17	& Bankier (SCO) W 22–20 23–21	Chan & Goh (MAS) W 19–21 21–13 23–21	Koo & (MAS)	-
Anthony Clark & Heather Olver (5)	Van Rietvelde & Cooper (SCO) W 21–11 21–18	& Chambers (NIR) W 21–5 21–4	Triyachart & Yao (SIN) L 21–19 8–21 12–21	-	-	-
Chris Adcock & (7)	Saputra & (SIN) W 21–17 21–17	Arattukulam & Balan (IND) W 21–15 21–18	Chan & Goh (MAS) L 20–22 21–16 11–21	-	-	-

Mixed Team Event

Chris Adcock, , Anthony Clark, Rajiv Ouseph, Nathan Robertson, Mariana Agathangelou, Elizabeth Cann, Heather Olver, Jenny Wallwork, .

	Pool Game 1^[10]	Pool Game 2	Pool Game 3	Pool Game 4	Quarter Final	Semi Final	Final	Rank
	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Rank

Opponents	Falkland Islands	Uganda	Mauritius	Canada	Scotland	India	Bronze Match: Singapore	Bronze

Men's Singles	v W 21–3 21–7	Ouseph v Ekiring W 21–10 21–9	Ouseph v W 21–9 21–9	v W 21–18 21–11	Ouseph v Merrilees W 21–9 21–18	Ouseph v Parupalli L 13–21 17–21	Ouseph v Wong W 21–15 21–17
Women's Singles	Cann v W 21–2 21–3	Cann v Nankabirwa W 21–11 21–7	Cann v W 21–7 21–6	Cann v Rice L 12–21 19–21	Cann v Egelstaff L 12–21 17–21	Cann v Nehwal L 18–21 11–21	Cann v Xing L 14–21 12–21
Men's Doubles	Clark/Adcock v / W 21–3 21–7	Robertson/Clark v / W 21–10 21–8	Clark/Adcock v / W 21–11 21–12	Clark/Adcock v /Ng W 21–11 21–14	Clark/Adcock v Van Rietvelde/ W 21–13 21–19	-	Robertson/Clark v Triyachart/Wijaya W 21–12 21–11
Women's Doubles	Olver/Agathangelou v / W 21–2 21–4	Wallwork/ v Bangi/Nankabirwa W 21–2 21–4	Olver/Agathangelou v Foo Kune/Louison W 21–5 21–6	Olver/Agathangelou v Li/Bruce W 21–14 21–14	-	-	-
Mixed Doubles	Adcock/ v / W 21–6 21–7	Robertson/Wallwork v /Najjuka W 21–10 21–7	Adcock/ v /Aboobakar W 21–9 21–10	Robertson/Wallwork v Ng/Gao W 21–18 21–23 21–13	Robertson/Wallwork v /Bankier W 21–14 15–21 21–7	Robertson/Wallwork v Gutta/ W 17–21 17–21	Robertson/Wallwork v Triyachart/Yao W 13–21 15–21

Result	W 5–0	W 5–0	W 5–0	W 4–1	W 3–1	L 0–3	W 3–1

Boxing[]

Team England consists of 9 boxers over 9 events.^[11] On 30 September 2010 it was announced that Khalid Yafai was withdrawing due to a shoulder injury and that Tommy Stubbs would move up a weight to replace him.^[12]

Men

Event	Boxer	Round of 32	Round of 16	Quarter Finals	Semi Finals	Final	Rank
Event	Boxer	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Rank
Flyweight 52 kg	Tommy Stubbs	BYE	Selby (WAL) L PTS 1-1+	-	-	-	-
Bantamweight 56 kg	Iain Weaver	(SWZ) W RSCH R2	Kumar (IND) L PTS 6–11	-	-	-	-
Lightweight 60 kg	Tom Stalker	(GUY) W PTS 8–1	(SRI) W PTS 4–0	Jackson (AUS) W PTS 7–2	Bhagwan (IND) W PTS 10–5	Taylor (SCO) W PTS 11–3	Gold
Light Welterweight 64 kg	Bradley Saunders	(GRN) W RSCH R1	Taylor (NZL) W PTS 10–0	(CAN) W PTS 11–4	(MRI) W PTS 10–7	Kumar (IND) W 11-2	Gold
Welterweight 69 kg	Callum Smith	() W PTS 5–0	Hammond (AUS) W PTS 4–2	(SCO) W PTS 4–0	() W PTS 4–3	Gallagher (NIR) L PTS 6–11	Silver
Middleweight 75 kg	Anthony Ogogo	() W RSC R2	Hooper (AUS) W PTS +3-3	(NGR) W PTS 10–0	Singh (IND) W PTS 4–3	O'Kane (NIR) L 4-16	Silver
Light Heavyweight 81 kg		BYE	Kumar (IND) W PTS 9–8	Johnson (SCO) L PTS 2–6	-	-	-
Heavyweight 91 kg	Simon Vallily	BYE	(IOM) W KO R1	(CMR) W RSCH R3	Yekeni (GHA) W W/O	(NIR) W RSCH R1	Gold
Super Heavyweight +91 kg		BYE	Fa (TGA) L PTS 5–8	-	-	-	-

Cycling[]

Team England consists of 18 cyclists over 18 events ^[13]

On 23 September 2010, it was announced that Ian Stannard and Ben Swift were withdrawing due to health concerns (specifically around the dengue fever outbreak in Delhi).^[4]

On 25 September 2010, it was announced that Russell Downing was withdrawing from the road cycling team^[5]

Road[]

Men

Event	Cyclist(s)	Time	Rank

40 km Time Trial	Alex Dowsett	48:13.48	Silver
40 km Time Trial	Chris Froome	49:38.83	5

167 km Road Race	Alex Dowsett	3:54:08	14
	Erick Rowsell	3:57:10	38
	Chris Froome	3:57:10	44
	Simon Yates	3:57:14	45

Women

Event	Cyclist(s)	Time	Rank

29 km Time Trial	Julia Shaw	39:09.52	Bronze
	Emma Trott	40:19.52	8
	Emma Pooley	40:25.22	9

100 km Road Race	Lizzie Armitstead	2:49:30	Silver
	Lucy Martin	2:49:30	14
	Katie Colclough	2:49:30	16
	Sharon Laws	2:49:45	28
	Emma Trott	2:50:17	33
	Emma Pooley	2:50:19	34

Track[]

Men

Event	Cyclist(s)	Qualifying		Round 1	Repechage	Round 2	Semi Final	Final	Rank
Event	Cyclist(s)	Time	Rank	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Rank

Individual Sprint	David Daniell	10.459	9 Q	?-?	?	Sunderland L 0–2	-	5th–8th Place 8th Place	8
Individual Sprint	Peter Mitchell	10.542	11 Q	Md Yunos ?-?	Wed 6 Oct	Thu 7 Oct	Thu 7 Oct	Thu 7 Oct	-

Individual Pursuit	George Atkins	4:34.490	8					DNQ	8
Individual Pursuit	Erick Rowsell	4:39.710	10					DNQ	10

Kieren	David Daniell			1st in Heat 3 Q	BYE	3rd in Heat 1 Q		2nd in Final	Silver
Kieren	Peter Mitchell			6th in Heat 2	1st in Heat 2 Q	3rd in Heat 2 Q		5th in Final	5

Scratch Race	George Atkins	9th in Heat 2	9 Q					DNF	-
	Simon Yates	10th in Heat 2	10 Q					DNF	-
	Erick Rowsell	15th in Heat 1	15					-	-

Points Race	George Atkins	5 pts	9 Q					52 pts	Silver
	Erick Rowsell	1 pt	11 Q					1 pt	13
	Simon Yates	6 pts	7 Q					-15 pts	16

Women

Event	Cyclist(s)	Qualifying		Round 1	Repechage	Semi Final	Final	Rank
Event	Cyclist(s)	Time	Rank	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Opposition Result	Rank

Time Trial	Anna Blyth						48.903	7

Individual Pursuit	Sarah Storey	3:39.964	6				DNQ	6
	Laura Trott	3:40.329	7				DNQ	7
	Anna Blyth	3:51.252	10				DNQ	10

Scratch Race	Anna Blyth						3rd in Final	Bronze
	Laura Trott						9th in Final	9
	Lucy Martin						11th in Final	11

Points Race	Katie Colclough						24 pts	4
	Laura Trott						5 pts	9
	Lucy Martin						1 pt	12

Gymnastics[]

Team England consists of 13 gymnasts over 20 events ^[14]

Artistic[]

Men

Event	Gymnast(s)	Qualification		Final
Event	Gymnast(s)	Points	Rank	Points	Rank

Team Competition	Team England			256.750	Silver

Individual All-Round	Luke Folwell	84.350	3 Q	85.550	Gold
	Reiss Beckford	84.550	2 Q	85.450	Silver
	Max Whitlock	84.300	5 Q	84.450	4
		42.850	42	DNQ	42
	Steve Jehu	39.800	44	DNQ	44

Floor	Reiss Beckford	14.350	5 Q	14.625	Silver
	Steve Jehu	14.500	3 Q	14.250	4
	Luke Folwell	13.950	10	DNQ	10
	Max Whitlock	13.400	18	DNQ	18

Horizontal Bar	Max Whitlock	13.700	8 Q	13.575	Bronze
	Reiss Beckford	14.000	3 Q	13.475	5
		13.600	9	DNQ	9
	Luke Folwell	12.650	21	DNQ	21

Parallel Bars	Luke Folwell	14.250	3 Q	14.200	Silver
	Reiss Beckford	14.400	2 Q	13.550	5
		13.800	7	DNQ	10
	Max Whitlock	13.300	21	DNQ	21

Pommel Horse	Max Whitlock	15.300	1 Q	15.125	Silver
	Luke Folwell	13.700	6 Q	13.300	5
	Reiss Beckford	12.400	18	DNQ	18
	Steve Jehu	11.150	35	DNQ	35

Rings	Luke Folwell	14.550	5 Q	14.750	Silver
	Reiss Beckford	14.200	7 Q	14.200	4
	Steve Jehu	14.150	10	DNQ	10
	Max Whitlock	13.850	15	DNQ	15

Vault	Luke Folwell	15.400	2 Q	15.762	Gold
	Reiss Beckford	15.350	3 Q	15.000	4
		14.750	8	DNQ	9

Women

Event	Gymnast(s)	Qualification		Final
Event	Gymnast(s)	Points	Rank	Points	Rank

Team Competition	Team England			158.200	Silver

Individual All-Round	Imogen Cairns	53.500	3 Q	54.650	4
	Jocelyn Hunt	52.300	4 Q	53.600	5
		51.150	7 Q	52.900	6
		48.800	11	DNQ	25

Beam		13.200	3 Q	12.750	4
	Imogen Cairns	13.200	2 Q	11.950	8
	Jocelyn Hunt	13.150	5	DNQ	9
		10.500	23	DNQ	23

Floor	Imogen Cairns	14.000	2 Q	14.200	Gold
		13.050	5 Q	12.925	5
	Jocelyn Hunt	12.850	9	DNQ	9
		12.150	12	DNQ	12

Uneven Bars		12.450	9 Q	11.900	4
	Jocelyn Hunt	12.500	6 Q	11.225	8
	Imogen Cairns	12.300	13	DNQ	13
		11.350	19	DNQ	19

Vault	Imogen Cairns	13.600	2 Q	13.775	Gold

Rhythmic[]

Women

Francesca Fox, Lynne Hutchison,

Event	Gymnast(s)	Qualification		Final
Event	Gymnast(s)	Points	Rank	Points	Rank

Team Competition	Team England			220.475	Bronze

Individual All-Round	Lynne Hutchison	88.325	9 Q	Wed 13 Oct	-
	Francesca Fox	86.850	13 Q	Wed 13 Oct	-
		86.375	14	DNQ	19

Ball		21.700	11	DNQ	11
	Francesca Fox	21.050	15	DNQ	15
	Lynne Hutchison	20.675	16	DNQ	16

Hoop	Lynne Hutchison	23.475	6 Q	Thu 14 Oct	-
		22.825	7 Q	Thu 14 Oct	-
	Francesca Fox	22.200	12	DNQ	12

Ribbon	Lynne Hutchison	22.725	7 Q	Thu 14 Oct	-
		21.450	12	DNQ	12
	Francesca Fox	21.250	14	DNQ	14

Rope	Francesca Fox	22.350	8 Q	Thu 14 Oct	-
	Lynne Hutchison	21.450	13	DNQ	13
		20.400	16	DNQ	16

Hockey[]

Team England consists of 32 hockey players over the 2 team events. ^[15] ^[16]

Summary

Event	Team	Rank
Men's Team	England	4th
Women's Team	England	Bronze

Men

England Squad:
James Fair, Richard Mantell, Richard Smith, Richard Alexander, Alastair Wilson, Adam Dixon, Glenn Kirkham, Ashley Jackson, Robert Moore, Harry Martin, James Tindall, Barry Middleton, Iain Mackay, Nicholas Catlin, Alastair Brogdon, Simon Mantell.

Pool B

Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
England	4	3	1	0	12	5	+7	10 Q
New Zealand	4	2	1	1	15	9	+6	7 Q
South Africa	4	2	0	2	12	10	+2	6
Canada	4	1	2	1	5	6	−1	5
Trinidad and Tobago	4	0	0	4	4	18	−14	0

6 October 2010
15:30

England	4–0	Trinidad and Tobago

7 October 2010
18:00

England	1–1	Canada

9 October 2010
08:30

England	5–3	New Zealand

10 October 2010
12:00

England	2–1	South Africa

Semi Final

12 October 2010
17:30

England	3–3 (AET) 4 – 5 (PSO)	India

Bronze Medal Match

14 October 2010
09:00

New Zealand	3–3 (AET) 3 – 5 (PSO)	England

Women

England Squad:
Ashleigh Ball, Charlotte Craddock, Crista Cullen, Alex Danson, Susie Gilbert, Hannah Macleod, Helen Richardson, Chloe Rogers, Natalie Seymour, Beth Storry, Georgie Twigg, Laura Unsworth, Kate Walsh, Sally Walton, Nicola White, Kerry Williams.

Pool B

Team	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
New Zealand	4	4	0	17	3	+14	12 Q
England	4	3	1	12	6	+6	9 Q
Canada	4	1	3	6	11	−5	3
Wales	4	1	3	5	12	−7	3
Malaysia	4	1	3	4	12	−8	3

5 October 2010
08:30

England	4–1	Wales

6 October 2010
11:00

England	4–1	Canada

8 October 2010
13:30

England	1–4	New Zealand

9 October 2010
14:00

England	3–0	Malaysia

Semi Final

11 October 2010
11:00

Australia	1–0	England

Bronze Medal Match

13 October 2010
10:30

England	1–0	South Africa

Lawn Bowls[]

Team England consists of 12 lawn bowls players over 6 events^[17]^[18]

Player	Match 1	Match 2	Match 3	Match 4	Match 5	Match 6	Match 7	Match 8	Match 9	Match 10	Match 11	Quarter Final	Semi Final	Final	Rank

Men's Singles Sam Tolchard	JEY W 2–0	MLT W 1½–½	BOT L 1–1*	WAL W 2–0	NIU W 2–0	BRU W 2–0	NZL W 2–0	COK W *1–1				BYE	WAL L 1–1*	Bronze NIR L 1–1*	4

Men's Pairs Mervyn King & Stuart Airey	GGY L 1–1*	FLK W 2–0	MAW W 2–0	SAM W 2–0	WAL W 2–0	NAM L 1–1*	JEY W *1–1	NZL W 1½–½	IND W 2–0	MAS W *1–1	MLT L 0–2	AUS W 2–0	MAS W 2–0	RSA L ½–1½	Silver

Men's Triples Mark Bantock, Graham Shadwell & Robert Newman	JEY W 2–0	GGY W *1–1	PNG W 2–0	MAS W *1–1	BOT W 2–0	KEN W 2–0	NFK W 2–0	COK W 2–0	NIR W 2–0			BYE	AUS L 1–1*	Bronze WAL W 2–0	Bronze

Women's Singles Natalie Melmore	WAL W 2–0	PNG W *1–1	MAW W 2–0	SAM W 2–0	COK W 2–0	ZAM L 1–1*	NIU W 2–0	AUS L 0–2	KEN W *1–1			WAL W 1½–½	MAS W *1–1	NZL W 2–0	Gold

Women's Pairs Ellen Falkner & Amy Monkhouse	JEY W 2–0	WAL W 1½–½	GGY L 1–1*	BRU W 2–0	SWZ W *1–1	SAM W 1½–½	MAS L *1–1	PNG W 2–0	NIU W 2–0	SCO W 2–0		NAM W *1–1	AUS W 1½–½	MAS W *1–1	Gold

Women's Triples Jamie-Lea Winch, Sandy Hazell & Sian Gordon	NFK W 2–0	WAL W 2–0	CAN W *1–1	MAS L 1–1*	COK W*1–1	PNG W 2–0	RSA W 2–0	BRU W 2–0				BYE	RSA L 1–1*	Bronze IND W 1½–½	Bronze

indicates match winner after a tie-break

Netball[]

Team England consists of 12 netball players ^[19]

Summary

Event	Team	Rank
Women's Team	England	-

Women

Karen Atkinson, Sonia Mkoloma, Pamela Cookey, Sara Bayman, Eboni Beckford Chambers, Louisa Brownfield, Jade Clarke, Rachel Dunn, Stacey Francis, Joanne Harten, Tamsin Greenway, Geva Mentor

Pool B

Nation	Pld	W	L
New Zealand	5	5	0
England	5	4	1
South Africa	5	3	2
Barbados	5	2	3
Cook Islands	5	1	4
Papua New Guinea	5	0	5

4 October 2010
15:00

England

81–20

Barbados

Thyagaraj Sports Complex

5 October 2010
09:30

England

54–36

South Africa

Thyagaraj Sports Complex

7 October 2010
09:30

New Zealand

47–41

England

Thyagaraj Sports Complex

8 October 2010
17:00

England

81–33

Cook Islands

Thyagaraj Sports Complex

10 October 2010
09:00

England

89–31

Papua New Guinea

Thyagaraj Sports Complex

Semi Final

12 October 2010
13:00

Australia

51–45

England

Thyagaraj Sports Complex

Rugby Sevens[]

Summary

Competitor(s)	Event	Rank
England	Men's Team	4

Men

England Squad:^[20]
Greg Barden, Kevin Barrett, John Brake, Dan Caprice, Chris Cracknell, ,
Ben Gollings, Simon Hunt, Dan Norton, , James Rodwell, Mathew Turner.

Group D

Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
England	3	3	0	135	26	+109	9
Australia	3	2	1	94	26	+68	7
Uganda	3	1	2	35	93	−58	5
Sri Lanka	3	0	3	17	136	−119	3

11 October 2010
10:28

England	59–7	Sri Lanka

Delhi University

11 October 2010
14:04

England	55–0	Uganda

Delhi University

11 October 2010
17:54

England	21–19	Australia

Delhi University

Quarter Final

12 October 2010
11:00

England	7–5	Samoa

Delhi University

Semi Final

12 October 2010
14:28

New Zealand	33–12	England

Delhi University

Bronze Medal Match

12 October 2010
16:20

England	14–17	South Africa

Delhi University

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v t Associations at the 2010 Commonwealth Games
Africa	Botswana Cameroon Ghana Kenya Malawi Mauritius Namibia Nigeria Rwanda Seychelles South Africa Swaziland The Gambia Uganda Zambia
Americas	Belize Bermuda Canada Falkland Islands Guyana Saint Helena
Asia	Bangladesh Brunei India Malaysia Maldives Pakistan Singapore Sri Lanka
Caribbean	Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda Barbados British Virgin Islands Cayman Islands Grenada Jamaica Montserrat Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Trinidad and Tobago Turks and Caicos Islands
Europe	Cyprus England Gibraltar Guernsey Isle of Man Jersey Malta Northern Ireland Scotland Wales
Oceania	Australia Cook Islands Nauru New Zealand Niue Norfolk Island Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu

England at the 2010 Commonwealth Games (B–R)

Contents

England 2010[]

Badminton[]

Boxing[]

Cycling[]

Road[]

Track[]

Gymnastics[]

Artistic[]

Rhythmic[]

Hockey[]

Lawn Bowls[]

Netball[]

Rugby Sevens[]

See also[]

References[]

External links[]

v t England at the Commonwealth Games
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England hosted the Games in 1934 and 2002, and will again in 2022.