Narang, Rai, Paul: Shooters Performed Woefully Under Par at Rio

If some of these shooters matched their national records, it could have even meant gold medals for India.

Gautam Sodhi
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Abhinav Bindra (L), Gagan Narang (M) and Jitu Rai (R). (Photo: AP/Reuters/PTI)
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Abhinav Bindra (L), Gagan Narang (M) and Jitu Rai (R). (Photo: AP/Reuters/PTI)
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Following a report on the comparison between India’s track and field athletes’ personal best versus their Rio records, The Quint brings you a comparison of numbers Indian shooters registered at the 2016 Summer Games with their national records.

Apart from 2008 Olympic gold medalist Abhinav Bindra, who fell short by a whisker and failed to secure his second Olympic medal, the remaining shooters put up a disappointing performance at the Rio Olympics.

(Photo: Hardeep Singh/The Quint)
(Photo: Hardeep Singh/The Quint)
(Photo: Hardeep Singh/The Quint)
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(Photo: Hardeep Singh/The Quint)
(Photo: Hardeep Singh/The Quint)
(Photo: Hardeep Singh/The Quint)
(Photo: Hardeep Singh/The Quint)

Published: 24 Aug 2016,11:49 AM IST

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