Aussie swimming champion Ariarne Titmus, now a commentator, has expressed confidence in Australia's swimming team for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games despite the absence of backstroke star Kaylee McKeown, who withdrew due to glandular fever.

Titmus highlighted the depth of Australia's squad, particularly in freestyle events, and praised young talents like Sam Short, who recently dominated trials by winning multiple freestyle events.She also mentioned Kyle Chalmers and Cam McEvoy as key medal prospects.The article notes the importance of the Games for emerging swimmers, with 25% of the squad being rookies.Titmus emphasized the need for strong broadcasting to highlight Australia's swimming prowess, calling it the best Commonwealth sport.

Key athletes like Iona Anderson and Henry Allan are also tipped for success, while challenges from competitors like Mollie O’Callaghan and Lani Pallister are acknowledged.The event runs from the first six days of the Games at Tollcross International Swimming Centre.