KARACHI: Olympian Khurram Inam won double gold in the 24th National Shooting Championship at the Army Shooting Range in Jhelum on Wednesday.

Khurram who has been dominating Pakistan’s skeet shooting for over a decade won the individual and team gold to steal the limelight, according to information received here from the Sindh Rifle Association on Thursday.

Ace sharp shooter Khurram who had featured in 2000, 2004 and 2012 Olympics fired the rounds of 23, 25, 23 on the first day and added 22 and 17 on the second day to finish with a total of 110/125.

In the finals, Khurram who is also South Asian Championship record- holder fired two rounds of 13 each to end with a total of 136/157.

Khurram arch-rival Ahmed Sultan grabbed the silver with a total of 132/157 while Usman Chand of Punjab took the bronze.

Sindh trio of Ahmed Sultan, Shakeel Babar and Khurram also won the team skeet gold with the province also winning two silver medals in trap event besides two gold and silver medals.

Usman Sadiq won the individual silver while Major Aamir took the gold with Col Fakhar claiming the bronze before Usman Sadiq, Shahzad Abdullah and Shakeel took the trap team silver for Sindh.

Pakistan Army shooters leading the championship with Navy being placed at second spot and Sindh third with two gold and three silver medals.

Published in Dawn, February 27th, 2015

On a mobile phone? Get the Dawn Mobile App: Apple Store | Google Play

Opinion

Editorial

X post facto
Updated 19 Apr, 2024

X post facto

Our decision-makers should realise the harm they are causing.
Insufficient inquiry
19 Apr, 2024

Insufficient inquiry

UNLESS the state is honest about the mistakes its functionaries have made, we will be doomed to repeat our follies....
Melting glaciers
19 Apr, 2024

Melting glaciers

AFTER several rain-related deaths in KP in recent days, the Provincial Disaster Management Authority has sprung into...
IMF’s projections
Updated 18 Apr, 2024

IMF’s projections

The problems are well-known and the country is aware of what is needed to stabilise the economy; the challenge is follow-through and implementation.
Hepatitis crisis
18 Apr, 2024

Hepatitis crisis

THE sheer scale of the crisis is staggering. A new WHO report flags Pakistan as the country with the highest number...
Never-ending suffering
18 Apr, 2024

Never-ending suffering

OVER the weekend, the world witnessed an intense spectacle when Iran launched its drone-and-missile barrage against...