This is a proud moment for Indian shooting. Young shooter Suruchi Singh has achieved the world number 1 ranking in women's air pistol for the first time in her career after a stellar performance in the World Cup season.
10m Air Pistol Women Top-10 Ranking: This is a moment of pride for Indian shooting. Suruchi Singh, a young shooter of just 19 years, has made a spectacular start to her career by debuting at the senior international level and has claimed the world number one title in women's 10-meter air pistol. With this achievement, she has surpassed Olympic medalist Manu Bhaker and many prominent Chinese shooters.
Suruchi Reaches the Top of World Rankings
Suruchi Singh has achieved this milestone with her exceptional technique and confidence. She has secured the top position in the women's air pistol world rankings with 4162 points. Furthermore, she is ahead of the next three Chinese shooters who have dominated this category for a long time. Suruchi made her debut in senior international competitions only this year and has had a fantastic start to her career by winning three consecutive individual World Cup titles. Her success has significantly contributed to brightening the future of Indian shooting.
Suruchi Singh Surpasses Manu Bhaker
India's seasoned shooter and Paris Olympics medalist Manu Bhaker, who was considered number one in the women's air pistol category for a long time, is currently in sixth place in the world rankings. Manu's rating is 1988, while Suruchi's 4162 rating makes her the world's best. Suruchi's performance is not only significant for her individual career but also a source of inspiration for the entire Indian Shooting Federation and young athletes. Her rapid ascent to success demonstrates how b and confident the next generation of Indian shooters is.
Currently, in the women's 50m rifle three positions category, Sift Kaur Samra, an Asian champion and Indian shooter, is among the top three in the world rankings. She holds a rating of 3034, placing her second in the world. Although Norway's Munich World Cup champion Jeanette Hegg Duestad is slightly ahead of her, the performance of Indian shooters at the international level is a matter of pride for the country.
After becoming world number one in the rankings, Suruchi Singh is now preparing for her first World Championship. The young shooter stated that she is working continuously and is fully dedicated to further improving her game.
