Manu Bhaker Paris Olympics 2024 Medal Hat trick: Manu Bhaker’s mega hat-trick is near, gold will be the target in this Olympic event, will create history

Last Updated on 02/08/2024 by wccexam Desk

Manu Bhaker Paris Olympics 2024 medal hat-trick: Manu Bhaker has emerged as a ‘Dhaakad’ athlete in the Paris Olympics. She has got her name recorded in the pages of history by winning two medals one after the other. Now Manu is close to winning a gold medal in another event.

Manu Bhaker made it to the final of the Women’s 25m Pistol today (August 2). Manu finished second with a total of 590 points. Isha Singh disappointed, she finished 18th. The final match will be held tomorrow (August 3) at 1 pm Indian time.

25m Women’s Rapid Pistol Qualification

Manu Masterclass!@realmanubhaker continues his excellent form #Paris2024Olympics She finished second with 590 points and qualified for the finals.

Esha Singh finished 18th with 581 points and failed to qualify. pic.twitter.com/rbCXNAUWdw

– SAI Media (@Media_SAI) August 2, 2024

Manu Bhaker moved closer to an unprecedented third medal for India at the Paris Olympic Games by qualifying for the final of the 25m women’s pistol shooting event on Friday but Isha Singh crashed out of the competition.

Manu scored 294 in precision and 296 in rapid for a total of 590 points and entered the finals by finishing second in the qualification.

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Manu scored 97, 98 and 99 marks in three series of 10 marks each in the precision round. In the rapid round, she scored 100, 98 and 98 marks in three series.

Hungary’s Major Veronica topped the qualification with 592 points, equaling the Olympic qualification record.

Isha scored 291 in precision and 290 in rapid, for a total of 581 points and finished 18th and could not make it to the finals of the eight shooters. She made a strong comeback with 100 points after scoring 95 and 96 points in the first two series of precision, but could only score 97, 96 and 97 points in the rapid round.

The final of this event will be played on Saturday, August 3. After the precision round of qualification, Manu and Isha were at third and 10th position respectively.

Veronica and France’s Camille Jedrzejewski, who finished top two in the precision round, also scored 294 points, similar to Manu, but both of them hit more targets on the ‘X’ (centre of the target) to secure the top two positions. Manu hit the ‘X’ seven times, while Veronica and Camille did so 15 and 13 times respectively.

After winning the bronze medal in the individual 10 meter air pistol, Manu Bhaker also won the bronze medal in the mixed team category along with Sarabjot Singh. She became the first Indian to win two medals in the same Olympics.

Manu has made this record
Manu Bhaker has already become the first Indian to win two medals in the same Olympics after independence. She created history on 30 July by defeating South Korea in the 10 meter air pistol mixed team category at the Paris Olympics along with Sarabjot Singh. British-born Indian athlete Norman Pritchard won silver medals in 200 meter sprint and 200 meter hurdles in the 1900 Olympics, but that achievement was done before independence.

Bronze for Team India in the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Match!

Manu and Sarabjot gave India the second medal with their brilliant shooting #Paris2024Olympics, pic.twitter.com/WhFPY7mNa7

– SAI Media (@Media_SAI) July 30, 2024

The Indian pair defeated Korea’s Lee Wonho and O Ye Jin 16-10 to give the country its second medal in this Olympics. Earlier, Manu had won bronze in the women’s 10 meter air pistol event.

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I will try to score a hattrick: Manu
After winning the second bronze medal, Manu Bhaker looked very happy with her partner Sarabjot Singh in the event. When she was asked if she can now score a hat-trick of medals, she said that she will give her all to win the medal and will try to score a hat-trick.

From Tokyo heartbreak to historic victory!

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— JioCinema (@JioCinema) July 30, 2024

3 medals have come in shooting
If we look at it, this is the first time that an Indian shooter has won a medal in the 50 meter rifle three position event of the Olympics. This is India’s third medal in the current Olympic Games. Before this, India’s last two medals also came in shooting. This means that for the first time India has won three medals in shooting in an Olympic season.

Complete list of India’s Olympic medalists, know who became the winner and when

Athletes/SportsMedalEventolympic season
Norman Pritchard*Silvermen’s 200m raceParis 1900
Norman Pritchard**SilverMen’s 200m Hurdlesparis 1900
Indian Hockey TeamGoldMen’s HockeyAmsterdam 1928
Indian Hockey TeamGoldMen’s HockeyLos Angeles 1932
Indian Hockey TeamGoldMen’s HockeyBerlin 1936
Indian Hockey TeamGoldMen’s HockeyLondon 1948
Indian Hockey TeamGoldMen’s HockeyHelsinki 1952
Indian Hockey TeamGoldMen’s HockeyMelbourne 1956
KD JadhavBronzeMen’s Bantamweight WrestlingHelsinki 1952
Indian Hockey TeamSilverMen’s HockeyRome 1960
Indian Hockey TeamGoldMen’s HockeyTokyo 1964
Indian Hockey TeamBronzeMen’s Hockeymexico city 1968
Indian Hockey TeamBronzeMen’s HockeyMunich 1972
Indian Hockey TeamGoldMen’s HockeyMoscow 1980
Leander PaesBronzemen’s singles tennisAtlanta 1996
Karnam MalleswariBronzeWeightlifting (Women’s 54kg)Sydney 2000
Rajyavardhan Singh RathoreSilvermen’s double trap shootingAthens 2004
abhinav bindraGoldMen’s 10m Air Rifle Shootingbeijing 2008
vijender singhBronzeMen’s Middleweight Boxingbeijing 2008
Sushil KumarBronzeMen’s 66 kg Wrestlingbeijing 2008
Sushil KumarSilverMen’s 66 kg WrestlingLondon 2012
Vijay KumarSilverMen’s 25m Rapid Pistol ShootingLondon 2012
Saina NehwalBronzeWomen’s Singles BadmintonLondon 2012
mary komBronzewomen’s flyweight boxingLondon 2012
Yogeshwar DuttBronzeMen’s 60 kg WrestlingLondon 2012
Gagan NarangBronze10m air rifle shootingLondon 2012
pv sinduSilverWomen’s Singles Badmintonrio 2016
sakshi malikBronzeWomen’s 58 kg Wrestlingrio 2016
Mirabai ChanuSilverWomen’s 49kg Weightliftingtokyo 2020
Lovlina BorgohainBronzeWomen’s Welterweight Boxing (64-69 kg)tokyo 2020
pv sinduBronzeWomen’s Singles Badmintontokyo 2020
Ravi Kumar DahiyaSilverMen’s Freestyle 57 kg Wrestlingtokyo 2020
Indian Hockey TeamBronzeMen’s Hockeytokyo 2020
Bajrang PuniaBronzeMen’s 65 kg Wrestlingtokyo 2020
Neeraj ChopraGoldMen’s Javelin Throwtokyo 2020
manu bhakerBronzeWomen’s 10m Air PistolParis 2024
Manu Bhaker-Sarabjot SinghBronze10m Air Pistol Mixed TeamParis 2024
Swapnil KusaleBronze50 m rifle 3 positionsParis 2024

*** Note: Norman Pritchard participated for India under the British flag, he was a player of British origin.


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