Gold for Udayvir
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Cairo: Indian shooter at ISSF Shooting World Cup Udayveer Sidhu was successful. He won the yellow medal in men's 10m air pistol on Sunday. 24-year-old Udayvir topped the final with 240.6. German shooter Christian Reese (240.1) settled for silver. But Udayveer's victory with a difference of 0.5 points is amazing. He trailed by 0.3 points before the final two shots. In this situation of extreme pressure, he shot down the bullet without fail. He scored 10.2 and 9.8 for the last two shots and stood in the gold race. Udayvir was left in celebration as the opposition scored just 9.6 points in the last two attempts. Paolo Mona (219.8) took the bronze.
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