| CHATAWAY | Christopher ........ , 1954 British Empire and Commonwealth Games 3 mile gold medallist; first winner of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award (8) |
| CARDIFF | British city which hosted the 1958 Empire and Commonwealth Games (7) |
| POOH | Winne-the-___ |
| VANCOUVER | 1954 British Empire Games city |
| LEEENFIELD | Early model military service rifle used in British Empire and Commonwealth since 1895 and the oldest rifle still in official service (3-7) |
| KEINO | Kip, 1966 Commonwealth men's 3 mile champion (5) |
| LEAGUE | A 3-mile association (6) |
| VERST | 2/3 mile, in Russia. |
| SNELL | Peter ..... , 1964 Olympics 800m and 1,500m and 1962 Commonwealth Games 880 yds and 1 mile gold medallist representing New Zealand (5) |
| PETER | 1964 Olympics men's 800m and 1,500m and 1962 Commonwealth Games 880 yards and one mile gold medallist |
| GOTOBED | Received Order of the British Empire and decided at last to retire (2,2,3) |
| MEG | ... Ritchie, women's discus gold medallist at the 1982 Commonwealth Games (3) |
| EMPIRE | Welsh great Ken Jones won a medal in the 200m event at the 1954 - - - and Commonwealth Games (6) |
| TTFI | What is the abbreviation for the governing body of a successful medal sport for India in Asian and Commonwealth Games for which Meghna Ahlawat became the first female president in December 2022? (1,1, |
| PEARSON | Australian winner of the Olympic and Commonwealth Games 110 metres Hurdles (5,7) |
| SALLY | Australian winner of the Olympic and Commonwealth Games 110 metres Hurdles (5,7) |
| IWANTHOMAS | UK and Commonwealth Games men's 400m record holder who appeared on Celebrity MasterChef in 2009 |
| BOER | ___ War (1899-1902 conflict between the British Empire and two South African states) |
| EMBLEM | Symbol derived from Member of British Empire and elm tree (6) |
| ADE | ... Mafe, men's 200 metres bronze medallist at the 1990 Commonwealth Games (3) |
