Commonwealth Games host crisis deepens

Victoria and Christchurch pull out as hosts for 2026 and 2030 editions

Future of Games in doubt as Commonwealth Games Federation struggles to find hosts

The Commonwealth Games are in crisis, with the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) struggling to find hosts for the 2026 and 2030 editions after Victoria and Christchurch pulled out. The CGF has been in talks with several cities about hosting the Games, but no concrete agreements have been reached. The CGF has said that it is "disappointed" by the withdrawals of Victoria and Christchurch, but that it is "committed to finding new hosts for the Games." The future of the Commonwealth Games is now in doubt, with the CGF facing a race against time to find hosts for 2026 and 2030. The CGF has said that it is "confident" that it will find new hosts, but the withdrawals of Victoria and Christchurch have raised concerns about the future of the Games. The Commonwealth Games are a multi-sport event that is held every four years. The Games were first held in 1930, and have been held in various cities around the world. The Commonwealth Games are open to athletes from all Commonwealth countries. The Commonwealth Games are a major sporting event, and their cancellation would be a major blow to the Commonwealth sports community. The CGF is facing a major challenge in finding new hosts for the Games, but it is confident that it will be able to do so.