With 876 points, the Indian trio of Esha Singh, Manu Bhaker and Rhythm Sangwan finished on top in the 25m Pistol women’s team qualification on Tuesday at the Asian Games. China and Chinese Taipei are in second and third positions respectively.
Manu Bhaker is at the top of the table with 294 points ahead of China’s Sixuan Feng in the women’s 25m Pistol qualification in the precision round. Esha Singh finished third with 292 while Rhythm Sangwan finished at 11th with 290. The trio’s combined score has put India on top of the team event with 876 points. China is close behind with 874 points.
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World championships gold medallist Manu Bhaker averaged 9.800 in the 25m pistol women’s qualification precision event. Esha Singh averaged 9.733. Bhaker shot 99, 97, and 98 in the three rounds compared to the Chinese shooter’s 96, 98, and 98. Esha Singh also received scores of 96, 98, and 98, while the Vietnamese player received 97, 99, and 96 to get a score of 292.
Manu Bhaker and Esha Singh will be in action in the rapid round tomorrow.
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