Glasgow hailed for saving Games as baton passes to Amdavad
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Glasgow hailed for saving Games as baton passes to AmdavadImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The closing ceremony included a spectacular fireworks display above the ClydeByPaul O'HareBBC ScotlandPublished4 minutes agoThe man responsible for delivering Glasgow 2026 said the city had "saved and reinvented" the Commonwealth Games, three years after its future was plunged into doubt.Ahead of Sunday's closing ceremony - which featured a dazzling fireworks display over the River Clyde - Phil Batty recalled how Glasgow stepped up when the original hosts pulled out.And he believes the legacy of the sustainable, scaled-back Games will shape the future of the multi-sports event.The Commonwealth flag was last night ceremonially handed over to the Indian city of Amdavad, which will stage the…
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