Federation Cup Day-3: Kuldeep Kumar & Dev Meena break pole vault national record-Highlights

Murali Sreeshankar clears the 8m mark for the first first time

With a jump of 8.08m on his fourth attempt, he has also qualified for the Commonwealth Games.

Kuldeep Kumar cleared the height of 5.20m on his second attempt

Meanwhile, Dev Meena failed to clear the 5.20m mark on the first two attempts

G Reegan clears the 5.15m jump in the pole vault at his first attempt

Sarvesh Kushare misses the national record!

The 30-year-old missed all three attempts at the 2.30m mark but has won the title, equalling his personal best of 2.28m and earning a qualification spot for CWG 2026.

Sarvesh Kushare matches his personal best with a clearance of 2.28m mark

Sarvesh Kushare clears the 2.26m and qualifies for the Commonwealth Games in high jump

Murali Sreeshankar betters his mark on the second attempt to 7.98m

Tejas Shirse edged past Krishik in a photo finish to win the men's 110m hurdles title

However, both athletes missed out on a national record or the Commonwealth Games mark.

Medalists:

Gold - Tejas Shirse - 13.50s

Silver - M Krishik - 13.52s

Bronze - Muhammed Lazan - 13.83s

Sarvesh Kushare starts at a height of 2.18m and clears it on the first attempt

Aadarsh Ram followed his senior compatriot, and he also cleared the 2.18m mark.

Up Next: - Men's 110m hurdles Final at 6:30 PM IST

Tejas Shirse and M Krishik will be the ones to watch out for, as they are targeting a new national record and a quota spot for the Commonwealth Games.

Here is the startlist: