Gold Coast Commonwealth Games mascot Borobi arrives on the forecourt of Buckingham Palace ahead of Britain's Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip launching the Queen's baton Relay for the XX1 Commonwealth Games, in London, March 13, 2017.- REUTERS
KUALA LUMPUR: Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) chief executive officer David Grevemberg will lead a three-man delegation here on Wednesday to inspect the facilities and stadiums for the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Durban was stripped of the rights to host the 2022 Games in March after a trail of missed deadlines and financial problems.
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