David Liti and Moira de Villiers to lead New Zealand at Glasgow opening ceremony
Weightlifter David Liti and judo athlete Moira de Villiers will lead the New Zealand team at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games opening ceremony, carrying the flag
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Weightlifter David Liti and judo athlete Moira de Villiers will lead the New Zealand team at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games opening ceremony, carrying the flag
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