Historic Moment: Sarvesh Kushare Smashes Bar as First Indian in World Athletics High Jump Final

Tokyo, Japan – Sarvesh Kushare has made history by becoming the first Indian athlete to qualify for the men’s high jump final at the World Athletics Championships 2025. The event took place on Sunday, where Kushare soared past the competition to secure his place in the final round.

Kushare cleared the crucial qualifying height with remarkable ease, marking a breakthrough in Indian athletics. His performance stood out notably as Tokyo Olympics gold medalist Gianmarco Tamberi failed to advance past the qualifying stage. Kushare’s success has energized Indian fans, who celebrated his massive leap on social media.

Throughout the qualification round, Kushare demonstrated excellent form and consistency. He cleared 2.28 meters on his second attempt, which was enough to book his spot among the world’s best. His personal best and national records stood as motivation as he competed against top contenders from across the globe.

“This is a proud moment for me and Indian athletics,” Kushare said after the qualification round. “I have worked very hard for this and to compete in the final at a global event means a lot. I’m aiming to give my best in the final and bring home a medal.”

Upcoming Final

The high jump final is scheduled for later this week, where Kushare will face fierce competition from the world’s elite athletes. Despite the pressure, his strong showing in qualifiers suggests he will be a serious contender.

Significance for Indian Athletics

Indian athletics officials and fans have hailed Kushare’s achievement as a landmark in the country’s sports history. Experts say this milestone could:

• Inspire a new generation of Indian high jumpers
• Raise the profile of track and field sports in India

As Kushare prepares for the final, the spotlight is firmly on him. His journey from national championships to global stardom highlights the growing talent within Indian athletics.

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