Rohan Browning, a former national champion, is focused on leading Australia's sprint team at the Commonwealth Games. He was selected for the 100m event alongside Lachie Kennedy and Eddie Nketia. The selection sparked an appeal from Josh Azzopardi, who felt 'robbed' but Browning insists it hasn't affected their bond.

Browning and Azzopardi are both part of Australia's 4x100m relay squad. They have trained together in Italy and Spain. Browning emphasizes respect for Azzopardi's right to appeal and hopes the relay team can achieve success. The relay finals are highly anticipated. Read more racing coverage.

Browning acknowledges a challenging season but is confident in his ability to perform under pressure. He aims to combine his improved start with better top-end speed. The team's chances for victory are strong, with many top athletes participating. Related: Glasgow Games: Runners Face Soggy Conditions Amid Torrential Rain.

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