 "Indian shooter Manu Bhaker. Photo: AP | PTI")
The lockdown initiated by various governments due to the coronavirus pandemic has given the opportunity to shooters to come out with innovative idea. This time a range of world’s elite shooters will transform their living rooms into competition ranges on April 15 for the first-of-its-kind international online championship.
An electronic target setup, apart a mobile phone with internet connection, is all they require to participate in the championship.
From India, the event has attracted big names such as Manu Bhaker, Sanjeev Rajput and Divyansh Singh Panwar, whose Tokyo Olympics dreams have been put on hold for a year
An electronic target setup, apart a mobile phone with internet connection, is all they require to participate in the championship.
From India, the event has attracted big names such as Manu Bhaker, Sanjeev Rajput and Divyansh Singh Panwar, whose Tokyo Olympics dreams have been put on hold for a year
