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Wales' Chris Jenkins wins vote to lead Commonwealth Games

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Former Team Wales CEO Chris Jenkins won a landslide 64-10 vote to beat former New Zealand Olympic Committee CEO Kereyn Smith. He outlined his vision of a more sustainable future for the Games in an exclusive filmed interview with our reporter and 1986 Wales Commonwealth Games rowing crew mate Nick Hartland. First up for Chris and the federation will be finding a host for the 2026 Games.
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Wales' Chris Jenkins wins vote to lead Commonwealth Games

WELSH sports administrator Chris Jenkins says he is ‘honoured’ to be made head of the Commonwealth Games Federation after winning a special vote of national association delegates in Singapore.

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