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Tommy Neill Joins Kaylee McKeown As Commonwealth Games Absentees
Two-time Olympic medalist Tommy Neill is the latest Aussie to withdraw from the 2026 Commonwealth Games which begin on Friday. Archive photo via Jack Spitser/Spitser Photography
Chad le Clos of South Africa begins his quest to be the most decorated Commonwealth Games medalist ever, as he is set to anchor his nation’s 4×100 free relay.
Abbie Wood leads things off for Team England as the hunt for a spot in the final of the women’s 4×100 freestyle tonight.
Duncan Scott will look for the support of his home nation as he kicks off his 200 IM title defense this morning in the first session of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Cruel blow as second Aussie swimmer withdraws from Commonwealth Games due to injury
Aussie swimmer Tommy Neill has joined Kaylee McKeown in withdrawing from the Commonwealth Games in a cruel blow for the double Olympian. Swimming World is reporting that the Queenslander won't be on the flight to Glasgow from the team's training base in Germany due to a hand injury.
The 24-year-old was set to make his Commonwealth Games debut in the six-day event starting on Friday in Scotland, after being selected for the 200m individual medley. But his Comm Games dream has been ruined by the injury he suffered during camp in Darmstadt.
Neill is a two-time Olympic bronze medallist after being part of the 4x200m freestyle relay teams in Tokyo in 2021 and Paris in 2024. It's a shattering blow for the 24-year-old who's battled elbow and shoulder issues over the last two years.
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Storm captain Harry Grant suffers hamstring injury
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Melbourne captain Harry Grant has suffered a hamstring injury in another blow to the Storm's unlikely NRL finals tilt.
The Queensland hooker pulled up sore while popping a pass up to Trent Loiero just before half-time in Friday's clash with South Sydney at Accor Stadium.
Grant immediately limped to the sidelines and threw his headgear to the ground in frustration before making his way up the tunnel.
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