Jiang Yiting leads China to Skeet Women double
China’s Jiang Yiting won the Skeet Women individual gold with 35, equalling the World Record. Thailand’s Isarapa Imprasertsuk took silver with 31, while Kazakhstan’s Assem Orynbay claimed bronze with 28.
India’s Raiza Dhillon finished fourth, followed by Republic of Korea’s Jang Kookhee, Kazakhstan’s Zoya Piskun, China’s Che Yufei and India’s Parinaaz Dhaliwal.
China then completed a double by winning the Skeet Women team gold with 357. Kazakhstan took silver with 336, while India secured bronze with 331. Republic of Korea, Japan, Qatar and Kuwait completed the team standings.
China’s Jiang Yiting won the Skeet Women individual gold with 35, equalling the World Record. Thailand’s Isarapa Imprasertsuk took silver with 31, while Kazakhstan’s Assem Orynbay claimed bronze with 28.
India’s Raiza Dhillon finished fourth, followed by Republic of Korea’s Jang Kookhee, Kazakhstan’s Zoya Piskun, China’s Che Yufei and India’s Parinaaz Dhaliwal.
China then completed a double by winning the Skeet Women team gold with 357. Kazakhstan took silver with 336, while India secured bronze with 331. Republic of Korea, Japan, Qatar and Kuwait completed the team standings.
Qatar leads the way in Skeet Men
In the men’s Skeet final, Rashid Saleh M A Al-Athba of Qatar won gold with 34, setting an Asian Record.
China’s Lyu Jianlin finished second with 33, while Chinese Taipei’s Lee Meng-Yuan took bronze with 29.
India’s Anant Jeet Singh Naruka placed fourth, followed by Qatar’s Nasser Saleh N A Al-Attiya, Kazakhstan’s Alexandr Mukhamediyev, Kuwait’s Mohammad Alawaad and Bahrain’s Tammar Alwatt.
Qatar also topped the Skeet Men team competition, scoring 353 for gold. Kuwait took silver with 348 and India won bronze with 346.
In the men’s Skeet final, Rashid Saleh M A Al-Athba of Qatar won gold with 34, setting an Asian Record.
China’s Lyu Jianlin finished second with 33, while Chinese Taipei’s Lee Meng-Yuan took bronze with 29.
India’s Anant Jeet Singh Naruka placed fourth, followed by Qatar’s Nasser Saleh N A Al-Attiya, Kazakhstan’s Alexandr Mukhamediyev, Kuwait’s Mohammad Alawaad and Bahrain’s Tammar Alwatt.
Qatar also topped the Skeet Men team competition, scoring 353 for gold. Kuwait took silver with 348 and India won bronze with 346.
Choo Gaeun sets the pace in Air Pistol
Republic of Korea’s Choo Gaeun won the women’s 10m Air Pistol gold with 246.3, setting an Asian Record in the process.
China’s Shen Yiyao took silver with 241.3, while her teammate Jiang Ranxin claimed bronze with 221.6.
Chinese Taipei’s Cheng Yen-Ching finished fourth, followed by India’s Manu Bhaker, Vietnam’s Nguyen Thuy Trang, Kazakhstan’s Valeriya Popelova and Iran’s Samieh Yasi.
In the team competition, China added another gold medal with 1735-56x. The Republic of Korea finished second with 1730-55x, while Vietnam took bronze with 1719-46x. India also finished on 1719 points, but with 44 inner tens.
Chinese Taipei, Iran, Japan, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Mongolia and Maldives completed the team standings, while Qatar did not finish.
Republic of Korea’s Choo Gaeun won the women’s 10m Air Pistol gold with 246.3, setting an Asian Record in the process.
China’s Shen Yiyao took silver with 241.3, while her teammate Jiang Ranxin claimed bronze with 221.6.
Chinese Taipei’s Cheng Yen-Ching finished fourth, followed by India’s Manu Bhaker, Vietnam’s Nguyen Thuy Trang, Kazakhstan’s Valeriya Popelova and Iran’s Samieh Yasi.
In the team competition, China added another gold medal with 1735-56x. The Republic of Korea finished second with 1730-55x, while Vietnam took bronze with 1719-46x. India also finished on 1719 points, but with 44 inner tens.
Chinese Taipei, Iran, Japan, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Mongolia and Maldives completed the team standings, while Qatar did not finish.
The shooting sport programme at Aichi-Nagoya 2026 continues with further events in the coming days.