Suruchi shines in 10m air pistol national T1 final

MP's Jaypal Malviya top performer in the men's side of air piston at national trials
The top three at the 10m air pistol final
The top three at the 10m air pistol final NRAI
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Suruchi seems to have hit the bulls eye in the trials on Saturday. The World Cup Finals winner Suruchi claimed top honours in women's 10m air pistol at the Karni Shooting Ranges in New Delhi, while in the men's section, Madhya Pradesh’s Jaypal Malviya emerged as the standout performer.

According to NRAI, after finishing second in qualification with 580-20x, Suruchi raised her level in the final to emerge on top, shooting 242.4 to claim first place in the 10m air pistol women Trial 1 final. Chandigarh’s Sainyam, who topped the qualification round with 581-16x, continued her consistent run but had to settle for second place, finishing 2.6 points behind the winner.

Delhi’s Meenu Pathak secured third place with 218.4, backing up her fourth-place qualification score of 577-18x.

Olympian Rahi Sarnobat ended the final in fifth place with 177.1 after qualifying with 579-18x. Olympian Esha Singh, who had qualified seventh with 575-19x, did not start the final.

Jaypal clinches gold

Earlier in the day, Madhya Pradesh’s Jaypal Malviya produced an assured performance in the final to secure first place in the 10m air pistol men Trial 1. Malviya, who had qualified seventh with 582-23x, showed marked improvement in the final to finish with 245.6, ending 2.4 points ahead of UP’s Gaurav. Gaurav claimed the silver medal. Haryana’s Parmod took third place with 221.4 in the final after qualifying sixth on 582-25x. Junior National Champion Jonathan Gavin Antony, who had topped the qualification round with 587-21x, concluded the final in seventh place with 137.8.

Rajasthan’s Yogesh Kumar finished fourth with 202.5, while Navy shooter Ujjawal Malik placed fifth with 180.3. Army marksman Kedarling Balakrishna Uchaganve ended sixth with 157.7. World Champion Samrat Rana, who had qualified fourth with 583-17x, did not start the final.

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