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National Shooting Championships: Rahi Sarnobat wins women's 25m pistol event; Manu Bhaker collects bronze

Maharashtra's Sarnobat shot a solid 37 in a top draw final to see off young and in-form challengers to her crown.

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|Dec 06, 2021, 21:16:48 IST

New Delhi: Reigning Asian Games champion Rahi Sarnobat stamped her authority in women's 25m pistol event, winning her third successive title on the concluding day of the 64th National Shooting Championship Competitions (NSCC) at the Dr Karni Singh Range in New Delhi on Monday.Maharashtra's Sarnobat shot a solid 37 in a top draw final to see off young and in-form challengers to her crown.The 14-year-old Namyaa Kapoor of Delhi, who recently was crowned junior world champion in the event, won silver with 31.Youth Olympic Games and 10m air pistol national champion Manu Bhaker of Haryana claimed bronze with 27 hits.In Bhopal, where the Rifle Nationals are taking place, Shriyanka Sadangi of Odisha won her first women's 50m rifle 3 positions (3P) crown, finishing the 45-shot eight-woman final with a score of 454.9 points.Madhya Pradesh's Mansi Kathait won the silver with 453.5, while West Bengal's Ayushi Podder bagged the bronze with 440.9.Namyaa did win the junior women's 25m pistol competition, getting the better of Bhaker 5-4 in a shoot-off. Esha Singh settled for the bronze.In junior women's 3P, Nishchal of Haryana won the gold with a new finals record score of 452.9. Madhya Pradesh's Ashi Chouksey was second with 450.9 while Sift Kaur Samra of Punjab won the bronze with 440.7.Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News, India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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First Published:Dec 06, 2021, 21:13:06 IST
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