Raiza Dhillon, Gurjoat Khangura win bronze in skeet mixed team

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Updated At : 02:27 PM Jan 22, 2024 IST

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Kuwait City, January 21

Raiza Dhillon, who had secured a Paris Olympics quota for India yesterday, partnered with Gurjoat Khangura to clinch a bronze medal in the skeet mixed team event and pick up her third medal of the Asia Olympic Qualification Shotgun competition here today.

The Indian pair beat local favourites Abdullah Alrashidi and Eman Al Shama 41-39 in the second bronze medal match. The skeet mixed team event will make its debut in the Paris Olympics and India has done quite well in the build-up to it.

India concluded the competition with one gold, three silver and four bronze medals for a fourth place finish in the overall standings.

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