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Anish Bhanwala wins silver in 25m rapid fire pistol at Asian Shooting Championship 2025; top medal tally

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Published at :August 28, 2025 at 7:33 AM
Modified at :August 28, 2025 at 7:34 AM
Asian Shooting Championships 2025: Anish Bhanwala wins silver in rapid fire pistol as India tops medal tally

(Courtesy : NRAI)

Anish Bhanwala was also part of the trio that won team silver in the same event.

Olympian Anish Bhanwala secured the silver medal in 25m Rapid Fire Pistol event at the 16th Asian Shooting Championship in Shymkent, Kazhakstan today as India consolidated their position on top of the medal tally with 74 medals including 39 gold, 18 silver and 17 bronze.

The 22-year old Anish who shot 35 in the finals was edged to the gold by China’s Su Lianbofan who shot 36 and went on to create new World Junior and Asian Championships Junior Records.

Anish along with Adarsh Singh and Neeraj Kumar had earlier picked up the team silver with a combined score of 1738. Adarsh also qualified for the finals in second place after scoring 585 in qualification but finished fifth in the finals, Neeraj shot 570 in qualification.

In the finals, Anish was leading until the end of the fourth series, missing two shots out of the possible 20. Su equalised in the fifth series after hitting a perfect five and Anish missing one. The Chinese shooter maintained a one point difference with Anish, who missed one each in the next two series.

In the last series, Anish who shot first hit a perfect five and maintained pressure on his opponent but Su held his nerve and hit a perfect five to seal the gold medal.

In the final Olympic event of the championship, the trap mixed team pair of Kynan Darius Chenai and Aashima Ahlawat lost to Kazakhstan’s Alisher Alsalbayev and Aizhan Dosmagambetova 34-38 in the Bronze Medal match.

The pair had earlier qualified for the medal match after surviving a shoot off against Korea’s Chang Hee Jung and Seonah Cho. The other Indian pair, Lakshay Sheoran and individual champion Neeru Dhanda finished 9th in qualification with a score of 132.

In junior mixed team trap, Aryavansh Tyagi and Bhavya Tripathi settled for the silver after suffering a narrow 37-38 defeat to Kazakhstan’s Nikita Moisseyev and Eleonora Ibragimova in the Gold Medal match.

With all the Olympic events coming to an end at the championships, the action will now shift to non-Olympic events which got underway today with India winning two medals, gold in the 50m Pistol Men Junior Team and silver in the senior category.

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Other scores of the day

50m Pistol Men Individual:

  • Yogesh Kumar – 548-6x
  • Ram Babu – 545-6x
  • Amanpreet Singh – 543-6x
  • Ravinder Singh – 542-9x
  • Vikram J. Shinde – 539-7x

Team Silver (Yogesh Kumar, Amanpreet Singh and Ravinder Singh)

50m Pistol Men Junior Individual:

  • Abhinav Chaoudhary – 541-9x
  • Hariom Chawda – 534-5x
  • Umesh Choudhary – 529-5x
  • Mukesh Nelavalli – 523-11x

Team Gold (Abhinav Choudhary, Umesh Choudhary, Mukesh Nelavalli)

Who won silver medal in 25m Rapid Fire Pistol at Asian Shooting Championship 2025?

Olympian Anish Bhanwala secured the silver medal after scoring 35 in the finals, narrowly losing to China’s Su Lianbofan.

How many medals has India won at Asian Shooting Championship 2025?

India consolidated its top position with 74 medals in total—39 gold, 18 silver and 17 bronze.

Which Indian shooters competed alongside Anish Bhanwala in 25m Rapid Fire Pistol team event?

Adarsh Singh and Neeraj Kumar teamed up with Anish Bhanwala to win the team silver medal with a combined score of 1738.

How did India perform in the trap mixed team event at the championships?

Kynan Darius Chenai and Aashima Ahlawat lost the bronze medal match to Kazakhstan, while Lakshay Sheoran and Neeru Dhanda finished ninth in qualification.

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Alex
Alex

Alex graduated in mass communication in 2016 and has been covering global sports for Khel Now since then. He is covering sports tech, igaming, sports betting and casino domain from 2017.

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