Christian Coleman, world 60m record holder, will race at the IAAF Indoor Tour event in Boston ©Getty Images

World 60 metres indoor record holder Christian Coleman will make his debut on the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Indoor Tour tomorrow as it reaches the Reggie Lewis Center in American city Boston.

The 21-year-old world 100m silver medallist, who recorded 6.37sec at the Clemson Invitational meeting in South Carolina on January 19, takes on a field that includes another super-talented US sprinter in Noah Lyles, the IAAF Diamond League 200m champion.

Lyles ran 6.57sec last week in New York, as did China's Xie Zhenye, who is also in the field along with Britain's former world junior champion Harry Aikines-Aryeetey.

The women's 60m hurdles is also stacked with talent in the form of the two fastest women so far this year, home athletes Christina Manning and Sharika Nelvis, and fellow US athletes Jasmin Stowers and Queen Harrison.

The women's 400m will feature three-time world indoor 4x400m champion Natasha Hastings, but also 2015 world 400m hurdles silver medallist Shamier Little, who has run 52.84 this season without barriers in her way.

US high hurdlers Sharika Nelvis, left, and Christina Manning, pictured in Birmingham last year, will face each other again in a strong 60m hurdles field at the IAAF Indoor Tour event in Boston tomorrow ©Getty Images
US high hurdlers Sharika Nelvis, left, and Christina Manning, pictured in Birmingham last year, will face each other again in a strong 60m hurdles field at the IAAF Indoor Tour event in Boston tomorrow ©Getty Images

The event will conclude with a men's 3,000m featuring two past winners at this meeting - Dejen Gebremeskel, who beat Britain's Mo Farah at the same distance in 2011 despite losing a shoe early in the race, and fellow Ethiopian Hagos Gebrehiwet, who beat Gebremeskel in 2013 and set a still-standing world under-20 indoor record of 7:32.87.

The women's 3,000m is not a World Indoor Tour scoring event but will feature two stellar home athletes in world steeplechase champion Emma Coburn and the 2011 world 1,500m champion Jenny Simpson, formerly a steeplechaser. 

An intriguing middle-distance race is in prospect in the men's 800m, where world indoor champion Boris Berian of the US will start putting an injury-hampered 2017 season behind him.

Berian will face a tough challenger in Donavan Brazier, whose 1:45.35 in New York put him third on the 2018 performance list and second on the North American indoor all-time list.

World indoor 1,500m silver medallist Dawit Seyaum, who won over that distance in this meeting two years ago, returns in that event to face Britain's Hannah England and Violah Lagat of Kenya.

Bahamian record-holder Leevan Sands, Olympic finalist Troy Doris and 2014 world indoor finalist Chris Carter will contest the men's triple jump.