Birmingham 2022: CWG coming to an end

What a wonderful delight in the morning to see the hosts winning all 1-2-3 medals in the 3 meters springboard diving. Without undue worthy of an introduction let me say with pride the CWG began on 28th of July and has one more day still to go on the 8th of August when it will come to an end. The games is being held in Birmingham.

As for the medals tally Australia and England take the first and second spots with India in the 7th spot. The Royal family have cheered and congratulated all the winners. This time it was very special when all the three medals went to the England team.

Congratulation to all the winners from 72 countries who have taken part in the games this year. The games first began with 11 countries former colonies of Britain in the 1930s with the sole intention of prosperity, peace and continuity. The commonwealth strives to work for peace, prosperity and continuity and the CWG is one arm of it among other things. So let's wish all players, teams, coaches and all the international and the audiences as part of the bigger goals through sports striving to send this message to the entire universe as the games comes to an end on the 8th. May all the hard work that had gone in strengthen our ideals for peace, prosperity and continuity as pillars towards these ideals in every nation, every home in the universe and every individual in the universe.

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