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Veteran Indian shooter & 2-time Olympian Mairaj Khan scripted history at the ISSF World Cup on Monday after he became the first Indian to win gold in the men's skeet final in Changwon, South Korea. In the 40-shot rain-delayed final, the Aligarh-based shooter shot 37 to finish ahead of Korea's Min Su Kim (36) and Britain's Ben Llewellin(26). He secured the final berth after a five-way shoot-off. The 46-year-old was tied at the 8th position with 4 other shooters after the previous qualifying events where he shot 119/125. The UP-based shooter who was the oldest member of the Indian contingent had won a silver medal at the 2016 World Cup in Rio de Janeiro. 

ISSF World Cup: Mairaj Khan scripts history, wins first skeet gold 

46-year-old Mairaj Khan wins historic skeet gold at the ISSF World Cup in Changwon, South Korea. 

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In the 40-shot final, the Aligarh-based shooter shot 37 to finish ahead of Korea's Min Su Kim (36) and Britain's Ben Llewellin.

Veteran Indian shooter &amp; 2-time Olympian Mairaj Khan scripted history at the ISSF World Cup on Monday after he became the first Indian to win gold in the men's skeet final in South Korea's Changwon.&nbsp; In the 40-shot rain-delayed final, the Aligarh-based shooter shot 37 to finish ahead of Korea's Min Su Kim (36) and Britain's Ben Llewellin (26). He secured the final berth after a five-way shoot-off. The 46-year-old was tied at the 8th position with 4 other shooters after the previous qualifying events where he shot 119/125. Khan, who was the oldest member of the Indian contingent, had won a silver medal at the 2016 World Cup in Rio de Janeiro.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/cbi-finds-incriminating-documents-against-narinder-batra-registers-case-soon-after-resignation-1658220837847">CBI finds 'incriminating documents' against Narinder Batra, registers case soon after resignation</a>

Former Olympian shooter&nbsp;Ronjan Sodhi blames coaches for India's dismal show in shooting, says the infighting led to poor performance at Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Sodhi&nbsp;maintains that the NRAI&nbsp;(National Rifle Association of India) and Sports Ministry did everything possible for the shooters but need further strengthening of support staff in the future.&nbsp;&nbsp;

In Depth: Tokyo 2020 Olympics | Ronjan Sodhi blames coaches for India's dismal show in shooting

Former Olympian Ronjan&nbsp;Sodhi&nbsp;feels that infighting between the coaches in the shooting contingent was the biggest reason behind failure as 15 shooters fire blanks at Tokyo 2020 Olympics.&nbsp;

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Former Olympian shooter&nbsp;Ronjan Sodhi blames coaches for India's dismal show in shooting, says the infighting led to poor performance at Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Sodhi&nbsp;maintains that the NRAI&nbsp;(National Rifle Association of India) and Sports Ministry did everything possible for the shooters but need further strengthening of support staff in the future.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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