Common Wealth Game 2010

CWG 2010 Closing Ceremony Live Streaming

Watch CWG 2010 Closing Ceremony Live Streaming free online from Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Delhi on 14th Oct 2010 at 07.00 IST. It was one of the greatest opening ceremonies for the CWG 2010 and now we can expect the same for the closing ceremoney. There are many unique concepts in the ceremony some o them are the 7000 artists will be performeing together to make the closing ceremony memorable and instead of the players walking country by country theyr will be walking togther randomly.

CWG 2010 Closing Ceremony Live Streaming

Delhi Commonwealth Games 2010 Closing ceremony Live & Highlights
Date: 14 October 2010, Vanue: Delhi

Orgnizers have promised that the closing ceremony will be even better than the Opening, and it will be watched by huge number of people areound the world and Doordahan will be increasing their rates for the Ads and will be getting huge bucks for the live action. One interesting thing about the Closing ceremony is that there wil not be and bollywood start who will be performing and it is a good thing so that other people will get the chance to shine infront of the millions of viewres around the world.

The opening ceremony of the games was one to remember, and now they are hoping to get the same level of excitment before it ends on 14 October. People were praising the opening ceremony from all around the world and they really appreaciated the effort ornizers put in to make that wonderfull start to the games. If the closing ceremony is anywhere near closer to the Opening, we are in for a treat agains.

CWG 2010 Opening Ceremony Live Streaming, Sopcast Link

Watch 2010 CWG Opening Ceremony Live Stream Online here. The 2010 Common Wealth Games Opening Ceremony will showcase India’s culture. It will be held at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, the main stadium of the event, in New Delhi, India. It will begin at 7:00 PM IST on 3 October 2010.

2010 COMMONWEALTH GAMES
Venue: Delhi, India Dates: 3-14 October 2010 Coverage: The opening ceremony is due to begin at 1430 BST on Sunday, 3 October. Comprehensive live coverage across BBC TV, radio, online, BBC Red Button, mobile and BBC iPlayer services.

CWG 2010 Opening Ceremony Live Streaming

Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and President of India Pratibha Patil will officially declare the Games open. A. R. Rahman is among the performers who will would perform at the CWG 2010 Opening Ceremony. Bindra to carry Tricolour during CWG opening ceremony. Sonia Gandhi to attend CWG grand opening ceremony.

A total of four heads of state from outside India are expected to attend the Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony; 3 from Commonwealth nations and one from a non-Commonwealth nation. The four head of states are Mohamed Nasheed, Marcus Stephen, Sir Anand Satyanand and Prince Albert II of Monaco.

Grand Opening Ceremony Promised For Commonwealth Games 2010 by the organizers. They promised that the opening ceremony would be better than that of the 2008 Summer Olympics held in Beijing, insisting they will “put on the best opening ceremony the world has ever seen”.

Common Wealth Game 2010 Opening Ceremony Live Streaming

The Commonwealth Games 2010 opening ceremony live streaming will be held on Sunday 3 October, signaling 11 days of intense sporting competition from 17 disciplines at venues throughout Delhi, India.

CWG 2010 Opening Ceremony Live Streaming

Common Wealth Game 2010 Opening Ceremony Live Streaming

Viewers will be able to access live coverage, the latest news updates and any of those missed magical moments regardless of the time of day and where they are, through the BBC’s extensive TV, radio, online, BBC Red Button, mobile and BBC iPlayer services.

The BBC will be broadcasting around 180 hours across BBC One and BBC Two as well as approximately 1,600 hours on BBC Red Button (3-14 October).

The BBC Commonwealth Games team will this year also include former Australian multi-Olympic gold medal-winner Ian Thorpe, who will be joining the swimming team in covering all of the action coming from the pool.

Ian joins a team full of experience and insight including a presentation line-up of: Clare Balding, Sue Barker, Jake Humphrey, John Inverdale and Hazel Irvine and reporters Phil Jones (athletics), Sharron Davies (swimming), Jill Douglas (cycling), Matthew Pinsent, Rishi Persad and Sonali Shah.

Pundits and commentators include: Michael Johnson, Colin Jackson, Denise Lewis, Steve Cram, Jonathan Edwards, Paul Dickenson, Brendan Foster (athletics), Hugh Porter, Chris Boardman, Rob Hayles (cycling), Huw Edwards (ceremonies), Andy Jamieson, Adrian Moorhouse, Mark Foster, Ian Thorpe (swimming); Bob Ballard, Leon Taylor (diving), Richie Woodall, Jim Neilly (boxing); Andrew Cotter (rugby 7s), David Mercer and Gail Emms (badminton).

From Monday 4 October, BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra will broadcast live coverage of the Commonwealth Games in Delhi, India. Radio 5 Live’s Mark Pougatch will present the weekday programmes including dedicated reports from the highly anticipated swimming and athletics finals, as well as incorporating news from the other major sports throughout the programme.

Radio 5 Live Sport will cover the live action at the weekend and, on Saturday 9 October from 11.30am, Mark Pougatch will begin an afternoon of sport with coverage of the swimming finals from the Dr SP Mukherjee Aquatics Complex. From 1.30pm, the focus will shift to the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium for an afternoon of track and field action.

On Sunday 10 October, from 12pm, the 5 Live coverage continues with Mark and the team bringing live reports from the Games.

Radio 5 Live’s athletic commentary team will be led by Mike Costello who, will be joined by Allison Curbishley, Commonwealth Games 400m Silver medallist for Scotland; Darren Campbell, European record holder and Commonwealth and Olympic medallist; Dean Macey, Commonwealth Decathlon Champion; and Kath Merry, 400m Olympic medallist and former Commonwealth record holder.

Bob Ballard will be commentating on the swimming, joined by Karen Pickering, who holds 13 Commonwealth games medals, including four gold, and Steve Parry, Commonwealth and Olympic medallist. Reporting on the hockey will be Alastair Eykyn, Ron McIntosh covers the boxing, Jill Douglas will provide commentary from the Rugby 7s and Simon Brotherton will report on the cycling.

The BBC Sport website will include a choice of up to six live video streams from the Games on broadband as well as on-demand video highlights of the best of the action. This will be accompanied by the ever-popular live text commentary, featuring text and emails from readers. The BBC Sport website currently receives 10m unique users per week.

Also on the site will be blogs (including Tom Fordyce and Matthew Pinsent), photos, medal tables, competitor biographies and behind-the-scenes audio and video footage to bring the atmosphere to viewers and listeners back home.

BBC Red Button will offer up to six live streams of live action from Delhi each day, with Freeview offering one extra stream on top of the BBC One and BBC Two coverage. Full replays and highlights packages of selected events will be available after the live coverage has ended each day.

The Commonwealth Games is the only multi-sport event in which all of the individual UK nations compete. As such, BBC Nations and Regions sport and news teams for TV, radio and online will be following the action closely, reporting on the big stories relevant to their particular area. BBC Scotland in particular will be looking ahead to Glasgow 2014. Additional programming will also seek to add colour with features on the athletes as well as their family and friends who have travelled to Delhi to support them.

Live coverage transmission summary BBC One and BBC Two:

9am-6pm: live action from the main events (will begin at 7am during cycling competition)

7-8pm: evening highlights programme of the best of day’s action

TV commentary team:

Athletics: Michael Johnson, Steve Cram, Denise Lewis, Jonathan Edwards, Colin Jackson, Brendan Foster and Paul Dickenson

Badminton: David Mercer and Gail Emms

Lawn bowls: David Corkhill

Boxing: Richie Woodall and Jim Neilly

Ceremonies: Huw Edwards

Cycling: Hugh Porter, Chris Boardman and Rob Hayles

Diving: Bob Ballard and Leon Taylor

Gymnastics: Mitch Fenner and Christine Still

Hockey: Barry Davies, Matt Chilton and Sean Kerly

Rugby 7s: Andrew Cotter

Swimming: Andy Jamieson, Adrian Moorhouse, Mark Foster and Ian Thorpe

Table-Tennis: Matthew Syed and Tony Gubba

Tennis: Chris Bradnam and Sam Smith

Presenters: Clare Balding, Sue Barker, Jake Humphrey, John Inverdale and Hazel Irvine

Reporters: Phil Jones (athletics), Sharron Davies (swimming), Jill Douglas (cycling), Matthew Pinsent, Rishi Persad and Sonali Shah.

CWG 2010 Live Streaming, Common Wealth Game 2010

Watch 2010 Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony Live Stream Online here. The 2010 CWG Opening Ceremony will showcase India’s culture. It will be held at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, the main stadium of the event, in New Delhi, India. It will begin at 7:00 PM IST on 3 October 2010.

Common Wealth Game 2010 Live Streaming

Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and President of India Pratibha Patil will officially declare the Games open. A. R. Rahman is among the performers who will would perform at the CWG 2010 Opening Ceremony. Bindra to carry Tricolour during CWG opening ceremony.

A total of four heads of state from outside India are expected to attend the Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony; 3 from Commonwealth nations and one from a non-Commonwealth nation. The four head of states are Mohamed Nasheed, Marcus Stephen, Sir Anand Satyanand and Prince Albert II of Monaco.

Grand Opening Ceremony Promised For Commonwealth Games 2010 by the organizers. They promised that the opening ceremony would be better than that of the 2008 Summer Olympics held in Beijing, insisting they will “put on the best opening ceremony the world has ever seen”.

CWG 2010 Live Streaming