Junior World Championship: India wins gold in 10m Air Pistol mixed and Air Rifle men's team events

In the all-Indian 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Junior gold medal match, Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh won 16-12 against fellow compatriots Naveen and Shikha Narwal in the Junior World Championship.

Published : Oct 02, 2021 22:34 IST , LIMA, PERU

Manu Bhaker (in pic) and Sarabjot Singh won 16-12 against fellow compatriots Naveen and Shikha Narwal in the Junior Shooting World Championship.
Manu Bhaker (in pic) and Sarabjot Singh won 16-12 against fellow compatriots Naveen and Shikha Narwal in the Junior Shooting World Championship.
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Manu Bhaker (in pic) and Sarabjot Singh won 16-12 against fellow compatriots Naveen and Shikha Narwal in the Junior Shooting World Championship.

In the all-Indian 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Junior gold medal match, Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh won 16-12 against fellow compatriots Naveen and Shikha Narwal in the Junior World Championship.

Indian trio of Srikanth Dhanush, Rajpreet Singh and Paarth Makhija clinched gold in the Air Rifle Team Men Junior event winning 16-6 against USA's William Shaner, Rylan William Kissell and John Blanton III. This is India's fourth gold medal in the competition.

India's Atmika Gupta and Rajpreet Singh won silver after losing 15-17 to USA's Mary Carolynn Tucker and William Shaner in a thrilling 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team Junior Final.

Earlier, the trio of Ganemat Sekhon, Raiza Dhillon and Areeba Khan had won the women’s skeet team gold for India with a 6-0 victory over Italy.

The men’s skeet team of Rajveer Gill, Ayush Rudraraju and Abhay Singh Sekhon won the bronze behind Italy and USA.

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