ISSF World Cup final: Indian shooters aim to finish season on a high in Doha

A 12-member Indian shooting contingent is all set to fire in the prestigious season-ending International Shooting Sport Federation World Cup Final, being hosted in Doha, Qatar, after a Covid-19 induced gap of four years.

A shoot-out amongst the top 15-ranked international shooters, the WCF aims to crown the shooter of the year in each of the 12 Olympic disciplines across the rifle, pistol and shotgun categories.

On Tuesday, Sarabjot Singh, Esha Singh and Divya TS will feature in their respective 10m air pistol finals at the Lusail Shooting Range.

“This is an important international competition happening after four years where the best Shooters of the year come together for a matchup. So naturally, I would like to perform well in the prestigious event,” said Sarabjot Singh after pre-event training under coach Samaresh Jung on Monday.

Esha Singh, currently ranked 10th in the world in women’s air pistol also shared her thoughts after training saying, “I am excited as this is my first world cup final and some of the top shooters of the world and of all time are competing. I will try and end the year on a high.”

Among the top names that Sarabjot will have to contend with at Doha on Tuesday will be the likes...

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