India's women won skeet team bronze at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on September 23, 2026, with Maheshwari Chauhan, Parinaaz Dhaliwal and Raiza Dhillon combining for 331. China took gold with 357, marked as a Games record, and Kazakhstan silver with 336. The official result sheet lists seven teams and 21 shooters in the women's competition.
Dhaliwal and Dhillon each contributed 111, while Chauhan added 109. India's best combined round was its fourth, with 70 hits, and it finished seven ahead of fourth-placed South Korea. China's Che Yufei scored 122, Jiang Yiting 118 and Jiang Chaoyu 117. Kazakhstan's Assem Orynbay led her team with 117, followed by Zoya Piskun on 113 and Adel Sadakbayeva on 106.
Later results from the same day's shooting programme also recorded bronze for India's men, whose total of 346 placed them behind Qatar's 353 and Kuwait's 348. Anant Jeet Singh Naruka contributed 119, Mairaj Ahmad Khan 116 and Bhavtegh Singh Gill 111. Kazakhstan also totalled 346 but was ranked fourth on the published classification, with Chinese Taipei fifth on 345.
India's men closed with their strongest combined round, 73: Khan and Gill each hit all 25 targets, while Naruka added 23. Qatar's Nasser Al-Attiya led its team with 120, alongside Rashid Al-Athba's 119 and Ali Al-Ishaq's 114. The men's team event had ten teams and 30 shooters, according to the official results issued at the Aichi Prefectural General Shooting Gallery.
In the individual finals, Dhillon and Naruka each finished fourth, while Dhaliwal placed eighth in the women's event. Jiang Yiting won women's gold with 35, equalling the world record; Thailand's Isarapa Imprasertsuk took silver with 31 and Orynbay bronze with 28. Al-Athba won men's gold with 34, ahead of China's Lyu Jianlin on 33 and Chinese Taipei's Lee Meng-Yuan on 29.
