Commonwealth Games 2014 (CWG) will open in Glasgow on July 23 with nearly 4,500 athletes set to take centre stage in Scotland. The 20th edition of the Games will go on till August 3.
Here are the important numbers for this year's CWG
1 Scotland's Glasgow is hosting Commonwealth Games for the first time. However, the country's capital city Edinburgh hosted the event twice (1970 and 1986)
11 Competition days
12 Total days of Games, from July 23 to August 3
13 Venues for the Games
17 Sports' disciplines
15 Pounds Starting price of a ticket
20 This is the 20th edition of Commonwealth Games
30 Pounds - Price of 1 ticket for the Closing Ceremony on August 3 at Hampden Park
35 Hectares of area for Athletes' Village
40 Pounds - Price of a ticket for the Opening Ceremony on July 23 at Celtic Park
54 - The Athletes' Village is as big as 54 football pitches put together
71 Countries at the Games
70 - The Queen's Baton Relay travelled 70 countries
90 Pounds - Highest price for a ticket for 100 metres men's final
214 Number of athletes from India at Glasgow
261 Medal events
288 Number of days Queen's Baton Relay covered 70 nations and territories
1930 - The year first Commonwealth Games were held in Canada
1,385 Medals to be won
4,000 Number of people for Queen's Baton Relay
4,500 Total expected athletes
6,500 Beds at the Athletes' Village
15,000 Volunteers
35,000 Spectators for the Opening Ceremony at Celtic Park. Though the total seating capacity is 60,000, it has been cut down as a giant LED screen will be installed in front of the South Stand
47,200 Expected crowd at Ibrox for Rugby Sevens. Total capacity of the stadium is 51,082
50,811 Record number of applications received to become volunteers
190,000 Kilometres covered by Queen's Baton Relay
260,000 Items of furniture, fittings and equipment were obtained from the London Olympics 2012 and Paralympic Games' for use in the Athletes' Village