BARRY'S David Davies is among the 16 swimmers named in Wales’ 'strongest ever' Commonwealth Games swim squad.
Four years ago in Melbourne, Team Wales took three medals from the pool, with the Barry-born 25-year-old storming to gold in the 1500m freestyle and bronze in the 400m freestyle.
“I’m really looking forward to Delhi," he said.
"It’s the big target for me this year and I’m looking forward to defending my title. It’s certainly going to be tough and Canada’s Ryan Cochrane will be the one to watch.
"It’s a pretty special feeling to represent Wales and there’s nothing quite like the Commonwealth Games," he added.
"The team spirit within the Welsh camp in Melbourne was really motivating.”
David, who is 25, will compete in the 400m and 1500m Freestyle events.
Performance Manager Martyn Woodroffe is confident the team will deliver in Delhi.
“This is Wales’ strongest ever swim team to be fielded at a Commonwealth Games," he said.
"The team is the most professional group of swimmers and staff I have worked with - all of whom are setting extremely high standards and targets.”
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