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 | ISSF World Cup | Om Prakash Mitharwal finishes 7th while Jitu Rai struggles again Despite making to the finals, Om Prakash Mitharwal could not produce his best as he finished 7th in the Men's 10m Air Pistol of the ISSF World Cup Rifle in Munich on Friday. Meanwhile, his compatriots Shahzar Rizvi and Jitu Rai shot scores of 579 and 577 to finish 12th and 28th respectively. SportsCafe Desk |
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 | Shahzar Rizvi claims India’s first medal in the ISSF World Cup in Korea Shahzar Rizvi has clinched silver for India in the 10m air pistol event at the ongoing ISSF World Cup in Korea. Rizvi had previously won a gold medal in the same event, in his first appearance at the ISSF World Cup in Mexico, but fell short by just 0.2 points this time and had to settle for silver. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Jitu Rai believes exclusion of shooting can have an adverse effect on young shooters CWG gold-medallist Jitu Rai has expressed his unhappiness with the exclusion of shooting from the 2022 CWG, stating that it might affect the young shooters. He has also agreed with the NRAI, who wants India to boycott the 2022 Commonwealth Games, if shooting is not included as a discipline. SportsCafe Desk |
| CWG 2018 | Om Mitharval wins sixth bronze for India, finishes third in 50m Pistol Om Mitharval won his second and India’s sixth bronze medal at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games Wednesday as he finished third in Men’s 50m Pistol event. However, his success will be overshadowed by the apocalyptic collapse in the fifth round that resulted in him giving away a silver medal. SportsCafe Desk |
| CWG 2018 | Jitu Rai wins gold, Om Mitharval bronze in 10m Air Pistol Jitu Rai managed to clinch the eighth gold medal for India in the Gold Coast Games as he finished atop the 10m Air Pistol table with a comprehensive total score of 235.1 - Games record. His compatriot, Om Mitharval, finished third to win India’s fourth bronze medal in Gold Coast. SportsCafe Desk |
 | ISSF WORLD CUP | India tops medal tally with four gold, one silver and four bronze medals India have created history as they ended the ISSF World Cup in Mexico by topping the medals tally for the first time with four gold, one silver, and four bronze medals. Two times Olympic champion from the USA, Hancock Vincent, won the gold medal in the final event in the year’s first World Cup. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Commonwealth Games 2018 | Jitu Rai believes yoga to be key to his preparations The Khel Ratna winner Jitu Rai has said that the attention to details will be crucial to his success in Australia, and it will help him in honing his skills ahead of a gruelling schedule. Believing mental health to be essential in his line of work, the Army ace has turned to meditation & yoga. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Gagan Narang and Heena Sidhu among 27 shooters named for Commonwealth Games Top Indian shooters Jitu Rai, Gagan Narang, and Heena Sidhu were named in the 27 member shooting squad for the upcoming Commonwealth Games to be held in Gold Coast, Australia. The Indian shooting contingent had won 17 medals including 4 gold, 9 Silver and 4 Bronze at the 2014 Commonwealth Games SportsCafe Desk |
 | Jitu Rai wins gold in 50m pistol event with record score Jitu Rai grabbed the men's 50m pistol national title with a new national record score of 233 at the 61st National Shooting Championship in Thiruvananthapuram on Friday. Navy's Omkar Singh (222.0) and his teammate Jai Singh (198.4) secured silver and bronze medals respectively, in the final round. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Commonwealth Shooting Championship | Prakash Nanjappa wins gold in 50m pistol event Prakash Nanjappa helped India make a clean sweep at the Commonwealth Shooting Championship yet again on Friday in the 50m pistol event as India won all the three positions. The silver medal was claimed by Amanpreet Singh while Jitu Rai clinched the bronze medal with a third-place finish. SportsCafe Desk |
