Australian sibling rivalry to heat up Kazan pool


Australia's gold medalist Cate Campbell (R) celebrates with silver medalist compatriot Bronte Campbell after the women's 100m Freestyle final at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, July 28, 2014. REUTERS/Jim Young

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Sharing a coach, a home and a childhood dream to win gold for Australia in the Olympic pool, Cate and Bronte Campbell will also share the spotlight when they compete against each other at the Kazan world championships.

The sprint sisters have always been close but in recent years have become almost inseparable in competition.

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