Tejas Shirse Sets New National Record in 110m Hurdles at Indian Athletics Series 9

Tejas Shirse has made headlines by breaking the national record in the 110m hurdles with a time of 13.27 seconds at the Indian Athletics Series 9. This achievement not only surpasses his previous record but also secures his qualification for the upcoming Commonwealth Games 2026. After a successful comeback from injury, Shirse's performance at the Guru Nanak Stadium in Ludhiana has set a new benchmark in Indian athletics. The article details his journey, race results, and the support he received from the Reliance Foundation.
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Tejas Shirse Breaks National Record

Indian athlete Tejas Shirse has achieved a remarkable feat by setting a new national record in the 110m hurdles, finishing the race in an impressive 13.27 seconds during the Indian Athletics Series 9. This performance eclipsed his previous record of 13.41 seconds, which he had established in 2024 while representing the Reliance Foundation.


A Triumphant Comeback

After recovering from an injury, Tejas made a stunning return to form by securing a gold medal at the Federation Cup 2026 held in Ranchi. His success was bolstered by the exceptional support from the Reliance Foundation's rehabilitation and recovery team. With this latest achievement, he has also met the qualification criteria for the Commonwealth Games 2026.


Highlights from Race B

On the first day of the Indian Athletics Series 9 at Guru Nanak Stadium in Ludhiana, Tejas Shirse dominated Race B of the men's 110m hurdles, clocking 13.27 seconds with a wind speed of +1.6 m/s, as reported by the Athletics Federation of India (AFI).


The results for Race B were as follows:











Position Athlete Time (seconds)
1 Tejas Shirse 13.27
2 Krishik M 13.55
3 Madhvendra Singh 14.00
4 Harmanjeet Singh 14.42
5 Shivdarshan 14.65
6 Tarundeep Singh Bhati 15.01
7 Sachin Kumar 15.48


Race A Results

In Race A, Pankaj Pal Sahu from Punjab emerged victorious with a time of 14.65 seconds, aided by a wind speed of +1.0 m/s. The top finishers in Race A included:









Position Athlete Time (seconds)
1 Pankaj Pal Sahu 14.65
2 Shubham Rawat 14.77
3 Balram Sharma 14.85
4 Mukul 15.23
5 Shivam Singh 16.91