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Esha Singh Recounts Nerve-Racking Asian Games Final, Eyes World Championship
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News18•30-09-2026, 10:30
Esha Singh Recounts Nerve-Racking Asian Games Final, Eyes World Championship
- •Asian Games silver medallist Esha Singh described the women's 25m pistol final as "nerve-racking" due to five unexpected shoot-offs.
- •Singh missed the gold medal by a narrow margin after being tied with China’s Xiao Jiaruixuan on 38 hits, forcing a dramatic shoot-off.
- •Despite the immense pressure, Singh embraced the challenge, stating that overcoming such moments is part of the sport's thrill.
- •She credits her success to years of experience and a strong support system including her coach, parents, and the federation.
- •Singh is now focused on the upcoming World Championship and securing an Olympic quota, vowing to give her best in every match.
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Esha Singh won the silver medal in the women's 25m pistol final at the Asian Games after missing out on the gold by the narrowest of margins following a dramatic series of shoot-offs.
Esha Singh faced a total of five unexpected shoot-offs during the intense final, including three against North Korea's Kim Hyon Suk and two against China's Xiao Jiaruixuan.
Following her success at the Asian Games, Esha Singh is looking ahead to competing in the upcoming World Championship and securing an Olympic quota.
