Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): India has emerged as a shooting star in this ongoing ISSF World Cup, second only to China.
While China has won total eight medals in the tournament, India stands tall with five. Azerbaijan, Germany, Hungary, USA (all silver) and Kazakhstan (bronze) opened account with one medal each.
With five golds, one silver and two bronze, China continue to maintain its lead. India follows with one gold, one silver and three bronze. India's Sarabjot Singh gave India the golden start on Day-1 of the tournament on Wednesday in Men's 10m Air Rifle.
Day-4 Schedule
Two more finals are scheduled for Saturday.
Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions final begins at 11.45am
Women’s 25m Pistol final slated for 3.00pm
