India Wins 11th Gold at ISSF Junior World Championship in Men's 25m Rapid-Fire Pistol Team Event

India Wins 11th Gold at ISSF Junior World Championship in Men’s 25m Rapid-Fire Pistol Team Event

India’s dominance at the ongoing ISSF Junior World Championship continued as the trio of Mukesh Nelavalli, Raajwardan Patil, and Harsimar Singh Rattha clinched the gold medal in the men’s 25m rapid-fire pistol team competition. This triumph marked India’s 11th gold medal at the championship, further solidifying their position at the top of the medal tally.

Mukesh Nelavalli, who had already secured an individual gold in the 25m pistol event, added another gold to his tally with this team victory. India’s medal count now stands at 16, including one silver and four bronze medals. China trails in second place with three gold and one silver medal.

In the individual finals, both Mukesh and Raajwardan advanced to the next round. However, Raajwardan finished fourth with 17 hits in the first six series, while Mukesh exited earlier, finishing fifth with 10 hits out of 25 targets.

In the junior men’s 50m rifle prone event, Parikshit Singh Brar emerged as the top Indian finisher, scoring 623.0 over 60 shots. Shivendra Bahadur Singh placed 14th with 618.4, while Vedant Nitin Waghmare came in 24th with a score of 613.2.

India’s impressive performance at the ISSF Junior World Championship is a testament to the country’s growing strength in shooting sports. The young shooters have showcased their talent and determination, bringing glory to India on the international stage.

India's Shooting Stars Shine Bright with Five Gold Medals at Junior World Championship

India’s Shooting Stars Shine Bright with Five Gold Medals at Junior World Championship

India’s shooting contingent continued their golden run at the ISSF Junior World Championship in Lima, Peru, adding five more gold medals to their tally on day four. Divanshi and Mukesh Nelavalli emerged as the stars of the day, claiming two gold medals each.

Divanshi Nelavalli showcased her exceptional precision in the women’s 25m pistol event, edging out Italian Cristina Magnani by a narrow margin of two points. She also teamed up with Tejaswini and Vibhuti Bhatia to secure gold in the junior women’s 25m pistol team competition.

Mukesh Nelavalli, who had already won gold in the mixed team event, added two more to his collection. He triumphed in the junior men’s 25m pistol individual event, followed by compatriot Suraj Sharma who clinched silver. Nelavalli also played a crucial role in India’s victory in the junior men’s 25m pistol team event, alongside Sharma and Pradhyumn Singh.

India’s dominance extended to the rifle events as well. The trio of Shourya Saini, Vedant Nitin Waghmare, and Parikshit Singh Brar shattered the junior world record in the elimination round of the junior men’s 50m rifle 3 positions (3P) team competition. They went on to claim gold, with Norway and Sweden finishing second and third respectively.

With these impressive performances, India’s overall medal count at the championship rose to 14, including 10 gold, one silver, and three bronze medals. The United States and Italy trailed behind with 10 and 8 gold medals respectively.

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