Himanshu was 0.2 behind Parth ahead of the 24th and final shot of the men\u2019s air rifle final and a 10.6 to the latter\u2019s 10.3, sealed the win by the narrowest of margins as Himanshu ended with 252.2 on the board. Delhi\u2019s Parth Makhija took bronze.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In the women\u2019s air rifle, Deeksha began strong, going into the lead in the second five-shot series and despite a strong field chasing her, held strong to ward off Ashi Chouksey by 1.2, finishing with 252.7. Railways\u2019 Sonam Uttam Maskar took bronze.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In the third final of the day, Suraj Sharma took the win with a score of 29 in the men\u2019s 25m rapid-fire pistol (RFP) final. Ankur Goel of Uttarakhand was second with 27, while Bhavesh Shekhawat was third with 25 hits.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In the women\u2019s air rifle, Deeksha began strong, going into the lead in the second five-shot series and despite a strong field chasing her, held strong to ward off Ashi Chouksey by 1.2, finishing with 252.7. Railways\u2019 Sonam Uttam Maskar took bronze.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The T4 Rifle\/Pistol trials are important from the upcoming Asian Games perspective, where 15 men and 15 women shooters will participate in the 28 shooting events. The 12-member Shotgun team has already been announced while the Rifle and Pistol teams will be announced after these trials.<\/p>\r\n\r\n