Hurdler Krishik M Shatters National Record, Refuses to Play Second Fiddle
Hurdler Krishik M Shatters National Record, Refuses Second Fiddle

Maharashtra hurdler Krishik M has shattered the national record with a time of 13.41 seconds, refusing to play second fiddle to any competitor. Until last season, this mark stood as the national record, while his closest domestic rival's best was a distant 13.78 seconds in 2025. However, 2026 saw a dramatic shift as Krishik M raised his standards, leaving his rivals far behind.

New Benchmark in Indian Hurdles

Krishik's achievement marks a significant milestone in Indian athletics. According to Aditya K Halder, the Maharashtra athlete's performance has redefined expectations in the 110m hurdles event. The previous national record of 13.41 seconds was held by another athlete until last season, but Krishik has now matched that elite time, signaling his arrival at the top tier.

Rivalry and Rising Standards

The gap between Krishik and his closest competitor has widened considerably. In 2025, the rival's best was 13.78 seconds, but Krishik's 2026 performance of 13.41 seconds demonstrates a leap in quality. This improvement not only cements his position as India's premier hurdler but also pushes the entire field to elevate their game.

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"Krishik's refusal to be second best has driven him to new heights," said a source close to the athlete. "He has worked relentlessly on his technique and speed, and it shows in his results."

Impact on Indian Athletics

Krishik's record-breaking run is expected to inspire a new generation of hurdlers. The Maharashtra athlete's dedication and performance set a benchmark that others will aspire to reach. With the national record now firmly in his grasp, Krishik M has established himself as a force to be reckoned with on the track.

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