Indian shooters Maheshwari Chauhan and Anant Jeet Singh Naruka have successfully qualified for the bronze medal match in the skeet mixed team event at the Paris Olympics. Their impressive performance in the qualifications secured them an aggregate score of 146, demonstrating their skill and teamwork.
The competition took place in Chateauroux, where the Indian duo showcased remarkable precision and focus. They began the qualifications strong, tying for second place with teams from Australia, Korea, France, and two from Italy after the first stage, achieving a total score of 49.
In the first round, Naruka excelled, scoring a perfect 25 out of 25, while Chauhan contributed with a solid 24. This strong start set the tone for their performance throughout the competition. In the second round, Chauhan maintained his excellence with another perfect score of 25, but Naruka faced some challenges, missing two shots and finishing with 23 for that round.
The third round saw a resurgence for the pair, as they again scored 49, with Chauhan achieving yet another perfect score of 25 and Naruka adding 24 to the total. Their consistency across the rounds has been key to their advancement in the tournament.
With their strong qualifications, Chauhan and Naruka are now set to compete against China in the bronze medal round. Their journey in the competition reflects their hard work, dedication, and mental fortitude. The Indian shooting team continues to capture the attention of fans and sports enthusiasts, showcasing their talent and potential on an international platform. As they prepare for the crucial match, hopes are high for a successful outcome and a medal for India in this prestigious event.
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