2022 Commonwealth Games Parade of Nations

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During the Parade of Nations at the 2022 Commonwealth Games opening ceremony, held on 28 July 2022, athletes bearing the flags of their respective nations lead their national delegations as they paraded into Alexander Stadium in the host city of Birmingham, England. A total of 72 Commonwealth Games Associations entered into the stadium.

Parade order

As per tradition, Australia (as the host of the last games) entered first, followed by the rest of the Oceania region. Following this all countries entered in alphabetical order within their respective region groups. After Oceania, countries from Africa, America, Asia, the Caribbean and lastly Europe entered. The host nation, England, entered last.[citation needed]

Countries and flag bearers

Below is a list of parading countries and their announced flag bearer, in the same order as the parade. Names are given in the form officially designated by the CGF.

Delegates representing England at the Parade of Nations at the Opening Ceremony of the 2022 Commonwealth Games
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Order Nation Flag bearer Sport Ref.
1 Australia Eddie Ockenden Field hockey [1]
Rachael Grinham Squash
2 Cook Islands Aidan Zittersteijn Lawn bowls [2]
Nooroa Mataio
3 Fiji Semesa Naiseruvati Lawn bowls [3]
Naibili Vatunisolo Para-athletics
4 Kiribati
5 Nauru Christon Amram Boxing [4]
Maximina Uepa Weightlifting
6 New Zealand Tom Walsh Athletics [5]
Joelle King Squash
7 Niue Travis Tapatuetoa Boxing [6]
Olivia Buckingham Lawn bowls
8 Norfolk Island Tim Sheridan Lawn bowls [7]
Shae Wilson
9 Papua New Guinea John Ume Boxing [8][9]
Rellie Kaputin Athletics
10 Samoa
11 Solomon Islands
12 Tonga Sione Tupou Rugby sevens [10]
Kuinini Manumua Weightlifting
13 Tuvalu
14 Vanuatu Joe Mahit Judo [11]
Miller Pata Beach volleyball
Ellie Enock Para-athletics
Para powerlifting
15 Botswana Bayapo Ndori Athletics [12]
Aratwa Kasemang Boxing
16 Cameroon Emmanuel Eseme Athletics [13]
Ayuk Otay Arrey Sophina Judo
17 Eswatini Sibusiso Matsenjwa Athletics [14]
Hayley Hoy Swimming
18 The Gambia Modou Gamo Para powerlifting [15]
Wurrie Njadoe Athletics
19 Ghana
20 Kenya Ferdinand Omanyala Athletics [16]
Carolina Wanjira 3x3 wheelchair basketball
21 Lesotho Lerato Sechele Athletics [17]
Tumelo Makae Cycling
22 Malawi
23 Mauritius Merven Clair Boxing [18]
Priscilla Morand Judo
Noemi Alphonse Para-athletics
24 Mozambique Caio Lobo Swimming [19]
Alcinda Panguana Boxing
25 Namibia Ananias Shikongo Para-athletics [20]
Christine Mboma Athletics
26 Nigeria Nnamdi Chinecherem Athletics [21]
Folashade Oluwafemiayo Para powerlifting
27 Rwanda Ntagengwa Olivier Beach volleyball [22]
Diane Ingabire Cycling
28 Seychelles Keddy Agnes Boxing [23]
Natasha Chetty Athletics
29 Sierra Leone Joshua Wyse Swimming [24]
Hafsatu Kamara Athletics
30 South Africa Christian Sadie Para-swimming [25]
Bongiwe Msomi Netball
31 Tanzania
32 Uganda Michael Wokorach Rugby sevens [26]
Peace Proscovia Netball
33 Zambia Muzala Samukonga Athletics [27]
Margret Tembo Boxing
34 Bahamas Izaak Bastian Swimming [28]
Lilly Higgs
35 Belize Shaun Gill Athletics [29]
Alicia Thompson Cycling
36 Bermuda Dage Minors Athletics [30]
Emma Keane Squash
37 Canada Josh Cassidy Para-athletics [31]
Maude Charron Weightlifting
38 Falkland Islands Doug Clark Badminton [32]
Daphne Arthur-Almond Lawn bowls
39 Guyana Keevin Allicock Boxing [33]
Aliyah Abrams Athletics
40 Saint Helena
41 Bangladesh Sura Krishna Boxing [34][35]
Mabia Aktar Weightlifting
42 Brunei
43 India Manpreet Singh Field hockey [36][37]
P. V. Sindhu Badminton
44 Malaysia Bonnie Bunyau Gustin Para powerlifting [38]
Aifa Azman Squash
45 Maldives Zayan Zaki Badminton [39]
Fathimath Nimal Table tennis
46 Pakistan Muhammad Inam Wrestling [40][41]
Bismah Maroof Cricket
47 Singapore Terry Hee Badminton [42]
Nur Aini Yasli Para powerlifting
48 Sri Lanka Indika Dissanayake Weightlifting [43][44]
Chamari Athapaththu Cricket
49 Anguilla Hasani Hennis Cycling
Tri-Tania Lowe Athletics
50 Antigua and Barbuda
51 Barbados Matthew Wright Triathlon [45]
Latonia Blackman Netball
52 British Virgin Islands Rikkoi Brathwaite Athletics [29]
Beyoncé De Freitas
53 Cayman Islands Rasheem Brown Athletics [29]
Alison Jackson Swimming
54 Dominica Dennick Luke Athletics [29]
Thea LaFond
55 Grenada Kurt Felix Athletics
Tilly Collymore Swimming
56 Jamaica Oshane Edie Rugby sevens [46]
Jhaniele Fowler Netball
57 MontserratJulius MorrisAthletics[47]
58 Saint Kitts and Nevis St. Clair Hodge Beach volleyball [48]
Amya Clarke Athletics
59 Saint Lucia Arthur Langelier Boxing [49]
Julien Alfred Athletics
60 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Shane Cadogan Swimming [29]
Mikeisha Welcome Athletics
61 Trinidad and Tobago Jereem Richards Athletics [29]
Michelle-Lee Ahye
62 Turks and Caicos Islands Courtney Missick Athletics [50]
Arleigha Hall Swimming
63 Cyprus Marios Georgiou Gymnastics [51]
Zoi Konstantopoulou Beach volleyball
64 Gibraltar Derek Barbara Cycling [52]
Holly O'Shea Weightlifting
65 Guernsey Marc Cox Cycling [53]
Elena Johnson Badminton
66 Isle of Man Mark Cavendish Cycling [54]
Laura Kinley Swimming
67 JerseyRhys HidrioCycling[55]
68 Malta Kijan Sultana Squash [56]
Tenishia Thornton Weightlifting
69 Northern Ireland Martin McHugh Lawn bowls [57]
Michaela Walsh Boxing
70 Scotland Micky Yule Para powerlifting [58]
Kirsty Gilmour Badminton
71 Wales Geraint Thomas Cycling [59]
Tesni Evans Squash
72 England Jack Laugher Diving [60]
Emily Campbell Weightlifting
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