The British government is planning to arrive at a trade off with India over its danger to blacklist the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham in 2022 after the expulsion of shooting from the program.
Indian shooters won 16 of the nation's 66 awards finally year's Gold Coast Games and its Olympic Association will before long settle on a choice on whether to finish on its blacklist risk.
English games serve Nigel Adams said he was cheerful of a trade off that could see his nation organize a truncated shooting occasion at Birmingham 2022 or a Commonwealth shooting titles that won't be a piece of the Birmingham program.
"I totally understand how passionate people are about shooting across the Commonwealth,"
Adams disclosed to British media.
"We want India to be here, no question."
"I have officially kept in touch with the Commonwealth Federation to check whether we can oblige shooting in some structure, possibly a Commonwealth shooting titles.
"It's important that we do get a competition in 2022. It's great for the economy. I understand the federation is still talking to the bodies and I am hopeful there can be an accommodation and a compromise made."
Province Games Federation president Louise Martin said for the current week that the choice to reject shooting from Birmingham 2022 had come down to an issue of coordinations.
The nearest office to Birmingham considered proficient by coordinators of facilitating a full shooting project is in Bisley, Surrey, around 209 km (130 miles) away.
CGF Chief Executive David Grevemberg said he would connect with authorities on the Indian side to make an effort not to blacklist.
David Grevemberg said:
"India is a critical member of the Commonwealth, we want Indian athletes to participate, and there is a strong Indian community in Birmingham which wants to celebrate these athletes,"