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the venues for the sports

with seven of them, including the athletics stadium and marathon route, being located in the city of Birmingham. The National Exhibition Centre complex, located on the fringes of the city in neighbouring Solihull, will play host to the Games both in its exhibition halls and at the NEC Arena. The six other regional hosts are Coventry, Cannock Chase, Royal Leamington Spa, Sandwell, Warwick and Wolverhampton. A sixteenth venue, the Lee Valley VeloPark in Stratford, East London, will host the track cycling


Birmingham
Alexander Stadium (Renovated) – Opening Ceremony, Closing Ceremony, Athletics
Arena Birmingham (Existing) – Gymnastics
Edgbaston Cricket Ground (Existing) – Cricket
Smithfield (Purpose-built temporary stadia) – 3x3 Basketball, 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball, Beach Volleyball
Sutton Park (Existing) – Triathlon
University of Birmingham (Existing) – Hockey, Squash
Victoria Square (Existing) – Marathon (finish)

West Midlands Region

Cannock Chase District: Cannock Chase (Existing) – Cycling (Mountain Bike, Road, Time Trial)
Coventry: Coventry Arena (Existing) – Rugby Sevens, Judo, Wrestling
Leamington Spa: Victoria Park (Existing) – Lawn Bowls
Sandwell: Sandwell Aquatics Centre (Purpose-built) – Aquatics
Solihull: National Exhibition Centre (Existing)
Hall 1 – Weightlifting, Para Powerlifting
Hall 3 – Table Tennis, Para Table Tennis
Hall 4 – Boxing
Hall 5 – Badminton
Solihull: NEC Arena (Existing) – Netball
Warwick: St. Nicholas' Park (Existing) – Cycling (Road Race)
Wolverhampton: West Park (Existing) – Cycling (Time Trials)

partners of the 2022 commonwealth games

Longines, a Swiss watchmaker, agreed to be the official partner and timekeeper for the next three editions of the Games, beginning in Birmingham in 2022. The news was made on Commonwealth Day, 9 March 2020, when the CGF, in collaboration with Longines and BOCCG, unveiled the Games's countdown clock in Centenary Square

the BOCCG unveiled the University of Birmingham as the second official partner of the Games. The university will provide venues and accommodation for the athletes during the event. The agreement also confirmed the university as the official partner of the international leg of the Games's Queen's Baton Relay.

energy company E.ON was unveiled as the third partner of the Games

official mascot: Perry