Commonwealth Games 2010 Participating Nations

There are currently 71 nations planning to field teams at the 2010 Commonwealth Games. In alphabetical order, these nations are:

•      Anguilla
•      Antigua and Barbuda
•      Australia
•      Bahamas
•      Bangladesh
•      Barbados
•      Belize
•      Bermuda
•      Botswana
•      British Virgin Islands
•      Brunei
•      Cameroon
•      Canada
•      Cayman Islands
•      Cook Islands
•      Cyprus
•      Dominica
•      England
•      Falkland Islands
•      Gambia
•      Ghana
•      Gibraltar
•      Grenada
•      Guernsey
•      Guyana
•      India
•      Isle of Man
•      Jamaica
•      Jersey
•      Kenya
•      Kiribati
•      Lesotho
•      Malawi
•      Malaysia
•      Maldives
•      Malta
•      Mauritius
•      Montserrat
•      Mozambique
•      Namibia
•      Nauru
•      New Zealand
•      Nigeria
•      Niue
•      Norfolk Island
•      Northern Ireland
•      Pakistan
•      Papua New Guinea
•      Saint Helena
•      Saint Kitts and Nevis
•      Saint Lucia
•      Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
•      Samoa
•      Scotland
•      Seychelles
•      Sierra Leone
•      Singapore
•      Solomon Islands
•      South Africa
•      Sri Lanka
•      Swaziland
•      Tanzania
•      Tokelau
•      Tonga
•      Trinidad and Tobago
•      Turks and Caicos Islands
•      Tuvalu
•      Uganda
•      Vanuatu
•      Wales
•      Zambia

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