Sarabjot and Divya with the mixed air pistol gold medals in the World Cup in Baku, Azerbaijan, on Thursday.
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Sarabjot Singh and T.S. Divya beat World champions Zorana Arunovic and Damir Mikec of Serbia 16-14 to clinch the mixed air pistol gold in the World Cup in Baku, Azerbaijan, on Thursday.
With the 2 groups tied on 14-14, Sarabjot shot 10.6 and Divya 9.9. Zorana shot 8.6 and Mikec had 10.3. With 20.5 complete as towards 18.9, the Indian pair acquired the 2 factors and the gold with it.
The different Indian staff of Esha Singh and Varun Tomar scored 578 and missed the medal spherical by two factors.
It was the second medal for India, following the ladies’s air pistol bronze by Rhythm Sangwan. India was second in the medals desk behind China which had one gold and one silver.
The Chinese acquired each these medals in mixed air rifle. The Indian duo of Tilottama Sen and Hriday Hazarika positioned seventeenth in a area of 72 groups.
The outcomes:
Mixed air rifle: 1. China (Huang Yuting, Sheng Lihao) 16 (634.2); 2. China-2 (Wang Zhilin, Yang Haoran) 14 (632.8); 3. Czech Republic (Aneta Brabcova, Frantisek Smetana) 17 (630.0); 4. Hungary (Denes Eszter, Pekler Zelan) 11 (630.8); 17. India-2 (Tilottama Sen, Hriday Hazarika) 627.6; 28. India (Ramita Jindal, Rudrankksh Patil) 626.3.
Mixed air pistol: 1. India (TS Divya, Sarabjot Singh) 16 ((581); 2. Serbia (Zorana Arunovic, Damir Mikec) 14 (581); 3. Turkey (Simal Yilmaz, Ismail Keles) 17 (581); 4. Italy (Sara Costantino, Paolo Monna) 9 (580); 6. India-2 (Esha Singh, Varun Tomar) 578.
