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Gurindervir Singh eyes Asian Games 100m medal after national record 10.09s run

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Indian sprinter Gurindervir Singh has begun his 100m campaign at the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya with a clear focus on winning a medal. The national record holder enters the competition on the back of a 10.09 seconds personal best, having clocked slower times of 10.39s and 10.32s earlier in the season. Fellow Indian Animesh Kujur is also among the competitors alongside Asia's top sprinters. Beyond the medal, Gurindervir is hopeful that the high-quality field could push him to a historic sub-10 second run. The sprinter has put in consistent hard work throughout what has been a challenging season.

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