Lakshita (290-12x) and Sharvan (292-9x) also shot 582-21x to qualify on top to the gold medal match, while Haryana finished second on 582-14x, with Suruchi Singh shooting 293-8x and Samrat Rana adding 289-6x, advancing to the gold medal match on inner-10 count. Rajasthan finished third with 576-21x through Anjali Shekhawat\u2019s 288-11x and Amit Sharma\u2019s 288-10x, while Railways took the fourth qualification spot with 576-20x, courtesy Sakshi Anil Suryavanshi\u2019s 289-8x and Saurabh Chaudhary\u2019s 287-12x.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In the Senior Mixed Team bronze medal match, Rajasthan claimed the bronze medal after Anjali Shekhawat and Amit Sharma defeated Railways\u2019 Sakshi Anil Suryavanshi and Saurabh Chaudhary 17\u201313 in the bronze medal match.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Karnataka\u2019s Jonathan Gavin Antony and Avanthika Madhu claimed the gold medal in the Junior Mixed Team event, with a commanding 17\u201311 win over Haryana\u2019s Kapil Bainsla and Palak Gulia in the final. Karnataka\u2019s pair controlled the match from the early stages to convert their qualification consistency into gold. Madhya Pradesh secured the bronze medal as Aaradhya Mishra and Yugpratap Singh Rathore registered a dominant 16\u20132 victory over Uttarakhand\u2019s Abhinav Deshwal and Yashsavi Joshi.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Earlier in the junior qualification round, Haryana topped the standings to secure the gold medal match with 580-21x, led by Palak Gulia\u2019s 292-10x and Kapil Bainsla\u2019s 288-11x. Karnataka followed closely with 580-16x through Jonathan Gavin Antony\u2019s 292-8x and Avanthika Madhu\u2019s 288-8x to qualify for the gold medal match. <\/p>\r\n\r\n
Karnataka\u2019s Jonathan Gavin Antony and Avanthika Madhu claimed the gold medal in the Junior Mixed Team event, with a commanding 17\u201311 win over Haryana\u2019s Kapil Bainsla and Palak Gulia in the final. Karnataka\u2019s pair controlled the match from the early stages to convert their qualification consistency into gold. Madhya Pradesh secured the bronze medal as Aaradhya Mishra and Yugpratap Singh Rathore registered a dominant 16\u20132 victory over Uttarakhand\u2019s Abhinav Deshwal and Yashsavi Joshi.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In the youth category, Madhya Pradesh\u2019s Aaradhya Mishra and Yugpratap Singh Rathore capped a strong showing by clinching the gold medal with a decisive 16\u20138 victory over Karnataka\u2019s Gamberya V Gowda and Darren K Dawn. The bronze medal went to the Army, as Himanshi Jangra and Pawan Mandiwal held their nerve in the closing stages to defeat Uttar Pradesh\u2019s Chirag Sharma and Urva Chaudhary 16\u201312.<\/p>\r\n\r\n