Tejas Shirse, a 24-year-old athlete representing Reliance Foundation, has broken his own national record in the 110m hurdles. He clocked 13.27 seconds at a recent event, which is the sixth-best time in Asia this season. This performance bettered his previous national record of 13.41 seconds, which he had set in 2024.
New National Record
Shirse's remarkable run of 13.27 seconds not only improved his personal best but also solidified his position as India's top hurdler. The time places him among the elite in Asia, showcasing his consistent improvement and potential for future international competitions.
Javelin Thrower Yadav Set to Miss CWG
In other athletics news, javelin thrower Yadav is likely to miss the upcoming Commonwealth Games due to an unspecified reason. This absence will be a setback for the Indian contingent, as Yadav has been a key medal prospect. The exact nature of his unavailability has not been disclosed, but preparations are underway to manage his absence.
The developments come as Indian athletics continues to make strides on the global stage, with Shirse's record being a highlight. The focus now shifts to the Commonwealth Games, where the team will aim to perform strongly despite Yadav's absence.
