Commonwealth Games

Played 15 times, from 1966 to 2022, in 14 cities. The latest edition with a draw was in Solihull in 2022.

15: editions
92: champions
14: host cities
1966: first held

Each mark is an edition; the gold one is the latest, 2022.

Latest editionFull draw

Commonwealth Games 2022

National Exhibition Centre · Solihull · 29 Jul – 8 Aug

Men's singles Lakshya SenIND Ng Tze YongMAS 19–21 21–9 21–16

Women's singles P. V. SindhuIND Michelle LiCAN 21–15 21–13

Men's doubles Satwiksairaj RankireddyINDChirag ShettyIND Ben LaneENGSean VendyENG 21–15 21–13

Women's doubles Pearly TanMASThinaah MuralitharanMAS Chloe BirchENGLauren SmithENG 21–5 21–8

Mixed doubles Terry HeeSINJessica TanSIN Marcus EllisENGLauren SmithENG 21–16 21–15

Roll of honour

Every champion, year by year.

Newest first. Each year opens that edition's full draw.

2022Solihull

Men's singlesLakshya SenIND

Women's singlesP. V. SindhuIND

Men's doublesSatwiksairaj RankireddyINDChirag ShettyIND

Women's doublesPearly TanMASThinaah MuralitharanMAS

Mixed doublesTerry HeeSINJessica TanSIN

2018Gold Coast

Men's singlesLee Chong WeiMAS

Women's singlesSaina NehwalIND

Men's doublesMarcus EllisENGChris LangridgeENG

Women's doublesChow Mei KuanMASVivian HooMAS

Mixed doublesChris AdcockENGGabby AdcockENG

2014Glasgow

Men's singlesParupalli KashyapIND

Women's singlesMichelle LiCAN

Men's doublesTan Wee KiongMASGoh V ShemMAS

Women's doublesVivian HooMASWoon Khe WeiMAS

Mixed doublesChris AdcockENGGabby AdcockENG

2010New Delhi

Men's singlesLee Chong WeiMAS

Women's singlesSaina NehwalIND

Men's doublesKoo Kien KeatMASTan Boon HeongMAS

Women's doublesJwala GuttaINDAshwini PonnappaIND

Mixed doublesKoo Kien KeatMASChin Eei HuiMAS

2006Melbourne

Men's singlesLee Chong WeiMAS

Women's singlesTracey HallamENG

Men's doublesKeatMASMingMAS

Women's doublesHuiMASTtyMAS

Mixed doublesNathan RobertsonENGGail EmmsGBR

2002Bolton

Men's singlesHafizMAS

Women's singlesLi YujiaSIN

Men's doublesChan Peng SoonMASChewMAS

Women's doublesPengMASSiahMAS

Mixed doublesArcherENGGoodeENG

1998Kuala Lumpur

Men's singlesHannMAS

Women's singlesMorganWAL

Men's doublesFookMASWahMAS

Women's doublesGoodeENGDonna KelloggENG

Mixed doublesArcherENGGoodeENG

1994British Columbia

Men's singlesSidekMAS

Women's singlesCampbellAUS

Men's doublesKitMASKiangMAS

Women's doublesMuggeridgeENGWrightENG

Mixed doublesHuntENGAnthony ClarkENG

1990Auckland

Men's singlesSidekMAS

Women's singlesUrsula SmithENG

Men's doublesSidekMASSidekMAS

Women's doublesSankeyENGUrsula SmithENG

Mixed doublesChoiHKGChanHKG

1986

Men's singlesSteve BaddeleyENG

Women's singlesTrokeENG

Men's doublesGillilandSCODan TraversSCO

Women's doublesAnthony ClarkENGGowersENG

Mixed doublesScandoleraAUSTuckeyAUS

1982Brisbane

Men's singlesSyed ModiIND

Women's singlesTrokeENG

Men's doublesOngMASSidekMAS

Women's doublesBackhouseCANFalardeauCAN

Mixed doublesDewENGChapmanENG

1978Alberta

Men's singlesPrakash PadukoneIND

Women's singlesNgMAS

Men's doublesStevensENGTredgettENG

Women's doublesPerryENGStattENG

Mixed doublesTredgettENGPerryENG

1974Christchurch

Men's singlesGunalanMAS

Women's singlesGilksENG

Men's doublesStuartENGTalbotENG

Women's doublesBeckENGGilksENG

Mixed doublesNot recorded

1970Edinburgh

Men's singlesPaulsonCAN

Women's singlesBeckENG

Men's doublesBoon BeeMASGunalanMAS

Women's doublesBoxallENGWhetnallENG

Mixed doublesTalbotENGBoxallENG

1966Kingston

Men's singlesHuangMAS

Women's singlesAngela BairstowENG

Men's doublesHuangMASHoeMAS

Women's doublesHortonENGUrsula SmithENG

Mixed doublesRoger MillsENGAngela BairstowENG

Most titles

The most decorated players.

A doubles title counts once for each partner; a nation's count is its titles, whichever partner it came through.

1
SidekMAS Men's singles 2, Men's doubles 3 · 1982 to 1994
5
2
Ursula SmithENG Women's singles 1, Women's doubles 2 · 1966 to 1990
3
3
GoodeENG Women's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 2 · 1998 to 2002
3
4
Lee Chong WeiMAS Men's singles 3 · 2006 to 2018
3
5
HuangMAS Men's singles 1, Men's doubles 1 · 1966
2
6
Angela BairstowENG Women's singles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 1966
2
7
GunalanMAS Men's singles 1, Men's doubles 1 · 1970 to 1974
2
8
BoxallENG Women's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 1970
2
9
BeckENG Women's singles 1, Women's doubles 1 · 1970 to 1974
2
10
TalbotENG Men's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 1970 to 1974
2
11
GilksENG Women's singles 1, Women's doubles 1 · 1974
2
12
TredgettENG Men's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 1978
2

By nation

England29
Malaysia27
India9
Canada3
Australia2
Singapore2
Scotland1
Hong Kong1
Wales1
Great Britain1

Where it is played

Host cities and venues.

Every edition with a recorded host city; editions without one are left out.

Cities

Solihull1 edition, 2022
Gold Coast1 edition, 2018
GlasgowScotland1 edition, 2014
New DelhiIndia1 edition, 2010
MelbourneAustralia1 edition, 2006
BoltonEngland1 edition, 2002
Kuala LumpurMalaysia1 edition, 1998
British ColumbiaCanada1 edition, 1994
AucklandNew Zealand1 edition, 1990
BrisbaneAustralia1 edition, 1982
AlbertaCanada1 edition, 1978
ChristchurchNew Zealand1 edition, 1974
EdinburghScotland1 edition, 1970
KingstonJamaica1 edition, 1966

Venues

National Exhibition CentreSolihull1 edition, 2022
Carrara Sports and Leisure CentreGold Coast1 edition, 2018
Emirates ArenaGlasgow1 edition, 2014
DelhiNew Delhi1 edition, 2010
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition CentreMelbourne1 edition, 2006
Bolton ArenaBolton1 edition, 2002
Kuala Lumpur Badminton StadiumKuala Lumpur1 edition, 1998
McKinnon Gym, University of VictoriaBritish Columbia1 edition, 1994
Auckland Badminton Hall, EpsomAuckland1 edition, 1990
Edinburgh1 edition, 1986
Chandler Sports HallBrisbane1 edition, 1982
University of Alberta ArenaAlberta1 edition, 1978
Cowles StadiumChristchurch1 edition, 1974
Meadowbank Sports CentreEdinburgh1 edition, 1970
Convention Hall, National ArenaKingston1 edition, 1966