Indian Skeet Shooters Aim for Glory at Home ISSF World Cup

Skeet shooters Maheshwari Chauhan and Anantjeet Singh Naruka are gearing up for a major comeback at the ISSF World Cup in Tuglakhabad. Both athletes aim to use their experiences and trust in their processes to secure podium finishes, highlighting India's growing prominence in the sport.

Top Indian skeet shooters, Maheshwari Chauhan and Anantjeet Singh Naruka, are set to compete at the ISSF World Cup final in Tuglakhabad. Despite narrowly missing an Olympic podium in Paris, they are hopeful of achieving success on home soil. Chauhan expressed excitement, stating her determination to reach the podium this time, leveraging her experience from the Paris Games.

Chauhan reflected on her Paris Olympic experience, emphasizing the value of self-trust and adherence to her process. Her resolve for the upcoming competitions has been strengthened. Accompanying her is Naruka, who marked a significant milestone for Indian shooting in Paris and aims to stick to his methodical approach for success.

The 26-year-old Naruka, a Top Olympic Podium Scheme athlete, has refined his skills and approaches, boosting his confidence for a medal win at the World Cup. India's shotgun shooting legacy, rooted in legends like Dr. Karni Singh and Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, continues to flourish. Former coach Vikram Singh Chopra praised initiatives like Khelo India for widening the talent pool at the National Centre of Excellence.

(With inputs from agencies.)