Issf World Cup 2025: India’s Borsa-Babuta Duo Clinches Gold in 10m Air Rifle mixed Event | The Borsce-Babuta pair won gold at the World Cup: finished first in the 10m air rifle mixed event; India in third place

The Indian pair of Borsce and Arjun Babuta won the gold medal by defeating the Chinese pair 17-7 at the 10m air rifle mixed event in the World Cup.

The Indian pair of Arya Borsse and Arjun Babuta gave India the second gold at the ISSF (International Shoots Federation) World Cup being played in Berlin on Saturday.

He won the gold medal by defeating China’s Jifai Wang and Lihao Sheng 17–7 at the mixed event of 10 meter air rifle. Norway’s gennet Hague Dustad and John-Harman Hague won the bronze medal by defeating the USA’s Segain Madalena and Peter Matthew Fiory 16–14.

Indians won Gold, China pair of silver and Norway pair won bronze medals.

Borsse and Babu secured their place in the final with 635.2 in qualification Borsse and Babuta secured the place for the final with the first 635.2 qualification score. He finished second. Babuta scored 317.7 in the qualification while Borsce scored 317.5. Another Indian pair, Elavenil Valarivan and Ankush Jadhav, finished sixth in qualification with a score of 631.8. Earlier this year, Borsce won the silver medal with Rudraksha Patil at the 10m air rifle mixed team event in the World Cup in Lima, Peru.

India in third place in the point table In the World Cup being played in Berlin, India ranks third in the point table with four medals. For India, the pair of Arya Borsse and Arjun Babuut won gold at the 10m rifle mixed event, while Suruchi won gold in the 10 meter air pistol. While SIFT Kaur Samara and Elavenil Valarivan won the bronze medal in their individual events. India has now moved to third place behind China (six) and Norway (four). China has won three gold, one silver and two bronze medals, while Norway is topped in the point table by winning two gold, one silver and one bronze medal.

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