Shourya Saini wins bronze in the 10m Air Rifle event of Deaflympics 2022, know about the shooter and his biography
Shourya Saini added the frosting to India’s cake by winning bronze in the eight-man final, finishing behind Korea’s Kim Woo Rim. Dhanush won with a finals world record score of 247.5. Kim finished second with 246.6 and Shourya finished third with 224.3.
Shooter Shourya Saini Biography, Age, Deaflympics 2022 Brazil Bronze Medal Shooting And Career
Deaflympics 2022 Performance:
Shourya had been properly trained for the flagship sports event for the hearing impaired by National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) instructors Anuja Jung and Priti Sharma. He shot brilliantly throughout the day to take home a worthy medal.
Shourya finished third with 622.7 points, ensuring that two Indians qualified for the final round. He finished third during the final, ensuring the team’s complete recovery from the competition.
In its 65-strong delegation to the Deaflympics in Brazil, India has sent 10 shooters. It is their largest and youngest squad yet, and they will compete in 11 sports. India finished with one gold, one silver, and three bronze medals in the previous edition in 2017, thus this is already an improvement. At the 24th Deaflympics in Brazil, Shourya Shaini won bronze in the men’s 10m Air Rifle event.
In its 65-strong delegation to the Deaflympics in Brazil, India has sent ten shooters. It is their largest and youngest squad yet, and they will compete in 11 sports. India has won one gold, one silver, and three bronze medals in the previous event in 2017.
With two gold and one bronze medal, India is presently ranked seventh in the medals table. Ukraine now holds the lead with 19 gold, six silver, and 13 bronze medals.
Deaflympics 2022:
The International Committee of Sports for the Deaf (ICSD – International Committee of Sports for the Deaf) organizes the Deaflympics, an international multi-sport event.
The Summer Deaflympics are the oldest multi-sport event after the Olympic Games, taking place every four years. The Deaflympics were previously known as the World Deaf Games and the International Deaf Games. Since 2001. The games have been referred to as the Deaflympics.
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