Qualifying from the 38-strong field with a score of 113, Sabeera further boosted her confidence ahead of the six-woman final as she defeated Sofia in a shoot-off to decide fifth and sixth spots.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
She also began the final strongly, shooting down her first four targets, but then missed three in a row to be in a spot of bother. She came back well, missing just three of her next 18 to get right back into contention. She was at par with Sofia and just one behind Carey at that stage. As the competition heated up and shooters began to fade away one by one, Sabeera missed six of her next 15 targets to Carey and Sofia\u2019s three, to settle for bronze in the end. It was, however, a commendable effort.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Among the other Indians in the junior women\u2019s trap competition, Bhavya Tripathi shot 102 for a 26th-place finish while Rajkuwar Ingle was further down in 33rd having shot a score of 100.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
She also began the final strongly, shooting down her first four targets, but then missed three in a row to be in a spot of bother. She came back well, missing just three of her next 18 to get right back into contention. She was at par with Sofia and just one behind Carey at that stage. As the competition heated up and shooters began to fade away one by one, Sabeera missed six of her next 15 targets to Carey and Sofia\u2019s three, to settle for bronze in the end. It was, however, a commendable effort.<\/p>\r\n\r\n