New Delhi, June 20 -- Indian sprinter Gurindervir Singh has said that his long-term ambition remains to run under the 10-second barrier, while also setting his sights on winning medals at the Asian Games and Commonwealth Games.

Gurindervir became the first Indian man to clock sub-10.10 seconds in the men's 100m, storming to victory at the Federation Cup in Ranchi with a sensational national record time of 10.09 seconds in May.

The 24-year-old shaved 0.06 seconds off the previous national mark, which had been set just a day earlier in the semifinals by Animesh Kujur, as per ESPN.

Speaking to ANI during the inaugural Indian Athletics Awards ceremony, Gurindervir said that despite setting a national record and facing increased expectation...