The international Commonwealth Games include multiple sports,
where the Commonwealth of Nations' representatives get to
compete. The games took place for the first time in 1930 and are
held every four years. In the beginning they were named British
Empire Games. Later the title was changed to British Empire and
Commonwealth Games in 1954 and to British Commonwealth Games in
1970, before they got the current name in 1978. The host cities
and the sporting programme are chosen by the Commonwealth Games
Federation (CGF). 71 teams take part in the games as even UK
Home nations, Crown dependencies and island states compete
individually. Only six of these teams have been to all the
Commonwealth Games editions: England, Wales, Australia,
Scotland, Canada and New Zealand. The highest achiever so far
has been Australia with 11 victories, followed by England with 7
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