India’s Sarabjot Singh bags Gold medal in Men’s 10m air pistol event at ISSF World Cup Shooting Championship in Bhopal

India’s Sarabjot Singh bags Gold medal in Men’s 10m air pistol event at ISSF World Cup Shooting Championship in Bhopal

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Category : Sports Published on: March 24 2023

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In Madhya Pradesh, India’s Sarabjot Singh bagged the first gold Medal of the ISSF World Cup Shooting Championship in the Men’s 10m air pistol category on March 22.
Sarabjot Singh completed a clean sweep in the gold medal match with a perfect score of 10.9.
Sarabjot, the 2021 junior world champion in the team and mixed team categories, defeated Azerbaijan's Ruslan Lunev 16-0 in the gold-medal match in the first final of the World Cup.
In the ranking round, Sarabjot Singh (253.2 points) and Ruslan Lunev (251.9) were first and second respectively, as they made the cut for the gold-medal round. Varun Tomar, with 250.3, had to settle for bronze.

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