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ISSF: Gagan Narang, Chain Singh vying for spot in finals
Indian ace shooter Gagan Narang and Chain Singh will be vying for spot in the finals of the men\'s 50m rifle prone event after coming through unscathed in the elimination rounds on day six of the International Shooting Sport Federation ( ISSF) World Cup (Rifle/Pistol/Shotgun) being held in Rio De Janerio\'s Olympic Shooting Centre.
New Delhi : Indian ace shooter Gagan Narang and Chain Singh will be vying for spot in the finals of the men's 50m rifle prone event after
coming through unscathed in the elimination rounds on day six of the International Shooting Sport Federation ( ISSF) World Cup
(Rifle/Pistol/Shotgun) being held in Rio De Janerio's Olympic Shooting Centre.
Gagan, an Olympic Bronze medallist, posted a score of 620 in his elimination round to finish 11th while Chain shot 622.5 to be placed
sixth. Day seven will see the qualification and final rounds of the event take place.
Gagan and Chain were among the 56 contestants out of 97 who made it through to the qualification round. Sanjeev Rajput was not that
lucky however, shooting a score of 617.3 in his elimination round to end in 31st position.
In the only medal event of the day, the women's 25m pistol, Maria Grozdeva of Bulgaria snatched the Gold from Jingjing Zhang of China
while Olena Kostevych of Ukraine landed the Bronze. India's Heena Sidhu shot a score of 568 points in the event to finish 41st.
