Jiang secured gold with a final score of 242.4, just 0.3 points ahead of Yao, who finished with 242.1 to take silver. The two Chinese athletes remained locked in a tight battle throughout the final, with Jiang producing the decisive advantage in the closing stages.
Veronika Major of Hungary took bronze with 222.1, while Haniyeh Rostamiyan of Iran finished fourth with 201.2.
Veronika Major of Hungary took bronze with 222.1, while Haniyeh Rostamiyan of Iran finished fourth with 201.2.
The performances of Jiang, Major and Rostamiyan also secured Olympic quota places for their respective National Olympic Committees, meaning China, Hungary and Iran each added a place for the LA28 Olympic Games through the women's 10m Air Pistol competition.
India's Manu Bhaker finished fifth with 179.9, followed by compatriot Suruchi Inder Singh in sixth with 158.3. Singapore's Teh Xiu Yi placed seventh with 136.1, while Hong Kong's Shing Ho Ching completed the final in eighth position with 113.7.
India's Manu Bhaker finished fifth with 179.9, followed by compatriot Suruchi Inder Singh in sixth with 158.3. Singapore's Teh Xiu Yi placed seventh with 136.1, while Hong Kong's Shing Ho Ching completed the final in eighth position with 113.7.
The 10m Air Pistol Women final delivered another important chapter in the race to LA28, with three more National Olympic Committees securing their places through the performances in Doha.