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Manu Bhaker Clinches Double Bronze at Asian Shooting Championship 2025

Asian Shooting Championship 2025: Manu Bhaker won two bronze medals at the Shooting Championship in Kazakhstan, one in the 10m Air Pistol individual event and another in the team event with Suruchi Phogat and Palak Gulia. Despite a slow start, Manu delivered under pressure to secure her 10th Asian podium finish.

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Published by Karan Singh Rathod
Last updated: August 19, 2025 15:56:28 IST
Asian Shooting Championship 2025: India’s ace shooter Manu Bhaker added another feather to her cap by winning two bronze medals at the 16th Asian Shooting Championship in Shymkent, Kazakhstan. Competing in the women’s 10m Air Pistol category, the 23 year old showed resilience and class to secure her place on the podium both individually and in the team event.

Fighting Finish in the Individual Final

Manu scored 219.7 in the final to clinch bronze, finishing behind South Korea’s Jiin Yang (221.3) and China’s Qianke Ma (223.1). Despite a shaky start that saw her rank fifth after the opening five shots, Manu clawed her way back. A strong 10.5 on her 11th shot boosted her to second, but a 9.7 on the 17th nearly cost her a medal. Her composure in the closing stages helped her secure the bronze.

Team India Also Bags Bronze

Manu Bhaker, along with teammates Suruchi Phogat and Palak Gulia, won another bronze for India in the team event with a combined score of 1730. They were narrowly edged out by Korea (1731) and gold medal winners China (1740). This marks Manu Bhaker’s 10th podium finish at the Asian Shooting Championships.

Mixed Results for Other Indian Shooters

While Manu stood out, other Indian shooters missed the mark in the individual rounds. Esha Singh, competing with RPO status, scored 577 and finished ninth. Suruchi Phogat ended 10th with 574, and Palak Gulia placed 13th with 573. Despite solid efforts, none were able to crack the top eight for the final.

With her strong showing in both individual and team events, Manu Bhaker continues to shine as one of India’s top shooting prospects heading into future international competitions.

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Published by Karan Singh Rathod
Last updated: August 19, 2025 15:56:28 IST

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