The Commonwealth Games flipped the 100m sprint format, letting top eight ranked runners skip heats—leaving Aussies Rohan Browning and Eddie Nketia to battle through grueling time trials. Rohan barely eked into the semis with a 10.24, while Eddie ran a faster 10.07 but still missed out. Rohan called the system unfair and opaque, saying he was blindsided by the rankings and felt the change might’ve been engineered for a reason. Though he admitted elite sprinters would’ve qualified anyway, he warned that form and injury can’t be predicted from past times.
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