India secured another gold medal in shooting at the 2026 Asian Games as its trap shooting mixed team delivered a strong performance in the final. The Indian pair maintained their composure throughout the competition to finish at the top of the podium.
The Indian team recorded 34 hits in the final, finishing ahead of Qatar, which scored 32, while China took the bronze medal with 23 hits.
The result marked another significant achievement for Indian shooting at the Asian Games. The trap mixed team event brought together the men’s and women’s categories, with both shooters contributing to India’s gold-medal-winning performance.
India’s success in the event also added to the country’s strong showing in shooting at the Games. The Indian shooters have been among the key contributors to the country’s medal tally, producing notable performances across different disciplines.
The gold medal also added to Neeru Dhanda’s impressive campaign at the 2026 Asian Games. She had already secured gold in the women’s individual trap event before joining the mixed team competition.
With the mixed team victory, India once again demonstrated its strength in shooting on the Asian Games stage. The result gives the Indian contingent another gold medal and further highlights the country’s growing presence in international shooting competitions.
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