The Indian 4x200m Freestyle Relay team finishes fourth in their heat. Their timing of 7:34.69 will now be compared to the rest to see whether they make it into the final.
Heat 2 is finished with Qin Haiyang's timing still the best. However, a lot of swimmers have finished between the 2:00 and the 2:05 mark, meaning that's where Neel's target will be.
Srihari's timing of 26.19 seconds mean he has broken his own National Record, which he set during the 2018 Commonwealth Games. The youngster has broken two National Records in two days.
Srihari's timing of 26.19 means that he is placed in the 10th position, overall. As a result, he is unable to make the final list. However, in the unlikely event of two swimmers being unable to compete in the finals, Srihari will qualify.
Arvind Mani finishes in the 21st position, overall.
Five heats in this one, meaning that both Srihari and Mani will not only have to win their heats to stand a chance, they will also have to set decent timings as compared to the rest.