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What would one classify as a good story? Is it the tale of a champion who has achieved success after being continuously pitted against challenges or is it the story of a hero whose life was a bed of roses? 

The 2020 Shooting World Cup is going to be held in New Delhi, as the opportunity to host the World cup by the International Shooting Sport Federation has been given to India. Indian shooters will have top-class competition plus practice at home before they head to Tokyo for the 2020 Olympics.

Heena Sidhu has said that the young batch of Indian shooters have truly upped the ante ahead of this year’s Asian Games adding that the shooting contingent could better their result from 2014. She also suggested that the Asian Games will definitely be more competitive than the Commonwealth Games.

With the Asian Games around the corner, Manu Bhaker, who won gold in her first senior World Cup, has insisted that she doesn’t think about winning medals and only focuses on competing in the next competition. She stated that she doesn’t think about the selections and only concentrates on shooting.