Neeru Dhanda and Kynan Chenai Shine at Asian Games with Record-Breaking Gold

Neeru Dhanda and Kynan Chenai have made history by winning the gold medal in the trap mixed team event at the Asian Games, setting a new continental record in the process. Their impressive score of 34 not only secured them the top spot but also marked a significant achievement for Indian shooting sports. This victory highlights Neeru's remarkable journey, as she becomes the first Indian woman to win an individual trap medal at the prestigious event. Discover more about their incredible performance and the competition results.
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Historic Victory for India in Trap Mixed Team Event


Nagoya: In a stunning display of skill, the Indian duo of Neeru Dhanda and Kynan Chenai secured the gold medal in the trap mixed team event at the Asian Games on Wednesday, while also setting a new continental record.


The Indian team achieved a remarkable score of 34 in the finals after qualifying in fourth place. The silver medal was claimed by Qatar's Mohammed Al-Rumaihi and Ray Bassil, who finished with a score of 32.


Previously, the Asian record of 30 was held by Qatar, established just this January.


China's Qi Ying and Sun Yunong rounded out the podium with a bronze medal, scoring 23.


This victory caps off an impressive Asian Games for the 26-year-old Neeru, who made history by becoming the first Indian woman shooter to win an individual trap medal, achieving this milestone with her gold medal and record-setting performance on Tuesday.