Suruchi Inder Singh and Kamaljeet won the Asian Games 10m air-pistol mixed-team title in Aichi-Nagoya on September 25, 2026. India finished with 484.6 points against the Republic of Korea's 478.0, a winning margin of 6.6.
The ISSF scorecard shows that India built an early advantage but did not extend it continuously. After the opening series, the lead was 4.9 points; at the next cumulative checkpoint it had narrowed to 1.2. India then increased the gap to 8.4 before the final scoring segment.
Korea outscored India 61.5 to 59.7 in that last segment, recovering 1.8 points without overturning the result. The gold therefore rested on the cushion India had accumulated before the finish, rather than on winning every stage.
Suruchi contributed 245.7 and Kamaljeet 238.9 to the final total. Their combined score was marked as an Asian record in the federation's results.
Earlier that morning, India had topped qualification with 587, three points ahead of Iran and five ahead of Korea. Suruchi supplied 296 and Kamaljeet 291. Korea subsequently moved ahead of Iran in the final to take silver, while Iran finished third.
The two result sheets describe separate stages of the competition. India's qualification lead established its position entering the medal contest; the later final required the pair to build and defend a new advantage.
