Indian shooter Sainyam secured the silver medal in the Women’s 10m Air Pistol event at the ISSF World Cup in Hangzhou, China. She achieved a score of 243.4 in the final, showcasing her skill against tough competition. Sainyam’s success marked India’s first medal at the tournament.
Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo, President of NRAI, commended Sainyam for her performance, highlighting her dedication and technical prowess on the global stage. Sainyam’s journey from junior-level success to senior World Cup podiums reflects her growth as a top-tier shooter.
Pawankumar Singh, Secretary General of NRAI, praised Sainyam’s resilience and progression in the sport. He emphasized her ability to handle pressure and serve as an inspiration to young athletes in India. Sainyam’s recent achievements underscore her commitment to excellence and continuous improvement.
Her outstanding display in Hangzhou follows her victory in the 10m Air Pistol Trial 2 finals at the National Selection Trials in New Delhi. With a strong domestic performance and previous success at international events, Sainyam is establishing herself as a key figure in Indian shooting.
The 22-year-old shooter from Chandigarh has a promising track record, including gold medals at prestigious junior competitions and a notable presence in the senior national setup. Sainyam’s consistent success and growth in the sport position her as a rising star in Indian shooting.
In the same event, other Indian shooters also showcased their talent. Suruchi Inder Singh made it to the final round, finishing seventh with a score of 137.6. Manu Bhaker, an Olympic medalist, led the Indian contingent in qualification, while Esha Singh and Lakshita also displayed commendable performances.
