Almudhaf leads Kuwait to Trap Men gold
Almudhaf produced a winning score of 26 to take the Trap Men gold medal, with his result marked as an Asian Games Record.
Chinese Taipei’s Yang Kun-Pi finished second with 25, while Qi Ying of the People’s Republic of China claimed bronze with 20.
Uzbekistan’s Azamat Kayumov placed fourth on 15, ahead of Kuwait’s Talal Alrashidi on 11. Qatar’s Saeed Hamad R A Abusharib and Kazakhstan’s Alisher Aisalbayev both finished on 11 and seven respectively, while India’s Shapath Bharadwaj completed the eight-man final with seven.
Kuwait also topped the Trap Men team competition, collecting 355 points. Qatar took silver with 349, while Kazakhstan claimed bronze with 348.
Almudhaf produced a winning score of 26 to take the Trap Men gold medal, with his result marked as an Asian Games Record.
Chinese Taipei’s Yang Kun-Pi finished second with 25, while Qi Ying of the People’s Republic of China claimed bronze with 20.
Uzbekistan’s Azamat Kayumov placed fourth on 15, ahead of Kuwait’s Talal Alrashidi on 11. Qatar’s Saeed Hamad R A Abusharib and Kazakhstan’s Alisher Aisalbayev both finished on 11 and seven respectively, while India’s Shapath Bharadwaj completed the eight-man final with seven.
Kuwait also topped the Trap Men team competition, collecting 355 points. Qatar took silver with 349, while Kazakhstan claimed bronze with 348.
Neeru takes Trap Women gold with Asian Games Record
The Trap Women final saw India’s Neeru claim gold with a score of 28, setting an Asian Games Record.
China’s Sun Yunong took silver after finishing on 26, while Kuwait’s Hajar Abdulmalik secured bronze with 21.
Qatar’s Ray Bassil placed fourth with 16, followed by China’s Zhu Jingyu on 13. Chinese Taipei’s Lin Yi-Chun and Liu Wan-Yu finished sixth and seventh with 12 and six respectively, while Kazakhstan’s Eleonora Ibragimova also scored six.
China completed a successful day in the women’s team event, winning gold with 346. India took silver with 328, while Kuwait added a bronze medal with 325.
With both individual finals producing record results, Trap provided another memorable day of shooting sport competition at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games.
The Trap Women final saw India’s Neeru claim gold with a score of 28, setting an Asian Games Record.
China’s Sun Yunong took silver after finishing on 26, while Kuwait’s Hajar Abdulmalik secured bronze with 21.
Qatar’s Ray Bassil placed fourth with 16, followed by China’s Zhu Jingyu on 13. Chinese Taipei’s Lin Yi-Chun and Liu Wan-Yu finished sixth and seventh with 12 and six respectively, while Kazakhstan’s Eleonora Ibragimova also scored six.
China completed a successful day in the women’s team event, winning gold with 346. India took silver with 328, while Kuwait added a bronze medal with 325.
With both individual finals producing record results, Trap provided another memorable day of shooting sport competition at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games.