Shooting World Cup: List of Indian Medal Winners

Since 1986, ranked 35th overall with 77 medals at World Cups, Indians have won 23 Gold medals, 25 Silver medals and 32 Bronze medals till 2019 New Delhi, World Cup. Soma Dutta was India’s first medal winner at World Cup, while 26-year old Apurvi Chandela and 16-year old Saurabh Chaudhary are the latest to win Gold medals, at New Delhi 2019 ISSF World Cup Stage 1 event. Check list of winners till the end of 2019 First Event of World Cup at New Delhi.

Asian Games Shooting: Indian Medal Winners

Medals by Gender:

• Men: 54 (16 Gold, 16 Silver, 22 Bronze)
• Women 22 (4 Gold, 9 Silver, 9 Bronze)
• Mixed: 4 (3 Gold, 1 Bronze)

Medals won for India by Category:

• Pistol: (2006-18) 9Gold, 11 Silver, 7 Bronze
• Shotgun (1997-2018) 7 Gold, 6 Silver, 8 Bronze
• Rifle: (1986-2018) 6 Gold, 9 Silver, 14 Bronze

Men’s Medal Winners for India: 16Gold, 16 Silver, 22 Bronze by 15 shooters

• 3 Gold, 3 Silver 3 Bronze: Jitu Rai (2014-18) (Pistol)
• 2 Gold, 2 Silver 2 Bronze: Ronjan Sodhu (2007-11) (Shotgun)
• 2 Gold, 1 Silver 3 Bronze: Manavjit Singh Sandhu (2003-15) (Shotgun)
• 2 Gold, 4 Bronze: Gagan Narang (2006-15) (Rifle)
• 2 Gold, 1 Bronze: Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore (2003-06) (Shotgun)
• 1 Gold, 2 Silver: Sanjeev Rajput (2010-16) (Rifle)
• 1 Gold, 1 Silver: Ankur Mittal (Shotgun, 2017 Delhi (S), Mexico (G)), Shahzar Rizvi (10 metre air pistol, 2018 Mexico Gold, Silver 2018 South Korea)
• 1 Gold: Akhil Sheoran (50 metre rifle three positions, 2018 Mexico), Saurabh Chaudhary (10m Air Pistol, WR, 2019)
• 2 Silver: Vijay Kumar (2009-11) (PIstol)
• 1 Silver: Joydeep Karmakar (2010) (Rifle), Mairaj Ahmad Khan (2016) (Shotgun), Omkar Singh (2010) (Pistol), Sangram Dahiya (Rifle, 2017 Finals)
• 2 Bronze: Abhinav Bindra (2001-03) (Rifle), Amanpreet Singh (Pistol, 2017)
• 1 Bronze: Prakash Nanjappa (2013, Pistol), Zoravar Singh Sandhu (2007 Shotgun), Mansher Singh (1997 Shotgun), Ankur Mittal (Shotgun), Ravi Kumar (2018, 10 metre air rifle Mexico)

Women Medal Winners for India: 4 Gold, 9 Silver and 9 Bronze

• Anjali Bhagwat (2002-04): 1 Gold, 2 Silver, 1 Bronze (Rifle)
• Apurvi Chandela: 1 Gold (New Delhi, 2019, 10m Air Rifle), 1 Bronze (2015, Rifle)
• Rahi Sarnobat (2011-13): 1 Gold, 1 Bronze (Pistol)
• Manu Bhaker (2018): 1 Gold (10 metre air pistol, 2018 Mexico))
• Heena Sidhu (2009-14): 2 Silver (Pistol)
• Soma Dutta (1986): 1 Silver, 1 Bronze (Rifle)
• 1 Silver: Seema Tomar (2010, Shotgun), Annu Raj Singh (2011) (Pistol), Lajja Gauswami (2013) (Rifle), Anjum Modgil (50 metre rifle three positions, 2018 Mexico)
• 1 Bronze: Sonia Rai (2006, Pistol), Tejaswini Sawant (2009, Rifle), Ayonika Paul (2014, Rifle), Mehuli Ghosh (10 metre air rifle , 2018 Mexico), Pooja Ghatkar (Rifle, 2017)

Mixed Team (3 Gold, 1 Bronze)

• Heena Sidhu and Jitu Rai Gold in 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team event 2017 World Cup Finals, New Delhi (Oct 24)
• Gold in Mixed Team (Mexico 2018) Manu Bhaker / Om Prakash Mitharval (10 metre air pistol)
• Gold in Mixed Team New Delhi 2019) Manu Bhaker / Saurabh Chaudhary (10m Air Pistol)
• Bronze in Mixed Team (Mexico 2018): Mehuli Ghosh /Deepak Kumar (10 metre air rifle)