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WSPS World Championships: Shrishti Arora, Manish Narwal clinch 10m air pistol mixed team bronze

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FILE PHOTO: Manish Narwal (in photo) of India won the mixed team bronze medal in 10m air pistol alongside Shrishti Arora.

FILE PHOTO: Manish Narwal (in photo) of India won the mixed team bronze medal in 10m air pistol alongside Shrishti Arora. | Photo Credit: REUTERS

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FILE PHOTO: Manish Narwal (in photo) of India won the mixed team bronze medal in 10m air pistol alongside Shrishti Arora. | Photo Credit: REUTERS

The Indian duo of Shrishti Arora and Manish Narwal on Friday clinched the mixed team bronze medal in 10m air pistol at the ongoing WSPS World Championships in Changwon.

Shrishti shot a series of 195.3, while the Paris Paralympian Manish registered 208.7 in the final to finish third. Dang Yuhong and Huang Xing of China finished on the top step, having shot a combined world record score of 472.1.

Moon Aeekyung and Jo Jeongdu of South Korea scored 466.0 to win silver.

Earlier, the pair made the final after having scored 565 in the qualification round. While Shrishti scored 279, Manish bagged 286.

The other Indian team comprising Bhakti Sharma and Rudransh Khandelwal scored 557 in qualification to occupy the 10th slot on the leaderboard.

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