Srihari Nataraj: Making Waves in Indian Swimming

Indian swimmer Srihari Nataraj earned nine golds at the Khelo India University Games, fueling hopes for the Commonwealth and Asian Games. Despite a Paris Olympics setback, his performance at the Asian Aquatics Championships could secure him a spot in the Target Asian Games Group, boosting India's medal prospects.

India's premier swimmer, Srihari Nataraj, is set to make a lasting impact at the upcoming Commonwealth and Asian Games, riding high on his impressive performance with nine golds at the Khelo India University Games.

The 24-year-old from Bengaluru collected a total of 11 medals at the event, bolstering Jain University's medal tally in swimming. Despite not showcasing peak performance, Nataraj remained unmatched against his competition.

After his achievements in the Asian Aquatics Championships, Nataraj is eyeing inclusion in the Target Asian Games Group. His journey, including representation at the Tokyo and Paris Olympics, underscores his resilience and potential as one of India's best hopes for an Asian Games swimming medal.

(With inputs from agencies.)