Placed in the semi-final 2, Srihari completed the race in 26.50 seconds with a 0.64 second reaction time. In the eight-men final, Sajan, clocked 1:59.05 seconds to finish five seconds more than the gold medal winner Chad Le Clos of South Africa.
Srihari position in the semi-final 2 was fifth but in the overall semi-finals standings, he was ninth. Top eight performers enter the final.
Earlier during the heats, Srihari recorded a time of 26.47 seconds to qualify in the ninth spot among 16 qualifiers. The Indian finished third in Heat 1 behind Australia's Mitch Larkin and Xavier Castelli of Wales.
Australians Mitch Larkin and Benjamin Treffers claimed the top two spots in the semi-finals with the timings of 24.91 and 24.99 seconds respectively.
In men's 200 metre Butterfly final event, Sajan finished last and in the process, Le Clos achieved a CWG record by clocking a timing of 1:54:00 seconds at the Optus Aquatic Centre here.
Australia's David Morgan bagged the silver after finishing at 1:56:36 while Scotland's Duncan Scott (1:56:60) had to settle for the bronze.
Earlier, Sajan narrowly qualified for the finals after finding himself in the reserve category after the Heats. He recorded a timing of 1:58.87 seconds to better his own national record of 1:59.10, and finish at the fifth spot in Heat 2 of the qualification round.
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