CWG 2018, India Shooting: Jitu Rai, Mehuli Ghosh, Om Mitharval, Apurvi Chandela add to India’s medal tally

In Men's Skeet Qualifying, Smit Singh has progressed to the final. His score of 119+1 has ensured he finishes inside the top-six. Sheeraz Sheikh's 117 not good enough in the end

Mehuli Ghosh took her gun off the ramp, full of smiles. Didn't realise the scores were locked. Now for the sudden shot, Ghosh shoots a 9.9. Veloso gets 10.3. 

In the final shot of the competition, Veloso shoots a 10.4 while Ghosh gets a 10.9. Both locked on 247.2. SHOOT OFF! Unbelievable stuff. 

23rd shot:

Veloso: 10.0 - 236.8

Ghosh: 10.3 - 236.3

A gap of 0.5 between the two

After 22 shots, Apurvi Chandela is eliminated. 9.9 and 9.4 in her last two shots. She finishes with 225.3. 

On the 21st shot:

Chandela: 9.9

Veloso: 10.1

Ghosh: 10.3

After 20 shots, Sultana of Bangladesh is eliminated. Veloso's 9.3 allows Apurvi Chandela to level things for gold medal. Both on 206.0. Ghosh, with 205.0, is third

After 18 shots, Veloso extends her lead at the top by 1.3 points. Veloso has 186.4 points and Ghosh is on 185.4 with Chandela right behind on 184.9. Sultana of Bangladesh is fourth on 183.7 

After 16 shots, Veloso continues to lead but the gap has been cut by Chandela. Veloso on 165.3 and Chandela on 164.6. Ghosh is fourth on 163.7

After 14 shots, Apurvi Chandela is in silver medal place while Mehuli Ghosh is fourth. Chandela on 143.9 and Ghosh on 143.4. Leader Veloso on 145.6

Apurvi Chandela and Mehuli Ghosh in the Women's 10m Air Rifle Final. Ghosh in the lead midway into the first stage. Chandela hovering around fifth

In men's skeet qualifying, Smit Singh has posted 119/125 while Sheeraz Sheikh gets 117/125. The top six marksmen qualify for the final. The qualifying is still ongoing

On final shot, Jitu Rai posts 9.2 while Bell gets 8.6. Jitu Rai takes his tally to 235.1 and Kerry Bell stands on 233.5. A Games record for Jitu as well. 

Jitu Rai on 216.7 and Bell on 215.3. Rai with 9.2 and Bell with 9.6 on the 23rd shot. Next shot determines the gold medal winner. The difference is 1.0

After 22 shots, Om Prakash Mitharval is eliminated. He will win bronze medal. Jitu Rai remains in gold medal position. Bell to compete for the gold medal

On 21st shot, Mitharval posts 8.4 and Jitu posts 10.0. Bell with 10.2 and he moves to silver place. 

Defending champion Repacholi is eliminated after 20 shots. Jitu Rai on 197.0 and Om Mitharval on 195.4. Bell is further behind on 195.3

After 18 shots, Jitu Rai is on top with 177.7 and 1.5 ahead of Om Mitharval. Two Indians and two Australians left 

Jitu Rai is top of the leaderboard after Stage 1 with 100.4 points. Om Mitharval is third with 98.1 points

Apurvi Chandela posts 105.7, 105.2 and 106.1 in her first three series and it looks possible that she would break the CWG qualifying record. Mehuli Ghosh on task of qualifying for the final as well - 104.3 and 103.7 in her first two series

Women's 10m Air Rifle Qualifying is underway. Apurvi Chandela and Mehuli Ghosh in action from India. Chandela posts 105.7 after the first series of shots. Ghosh with 104.3 in her first series. 

In the Men's Skeet Qualifying on Day 2, Sheeraz Sheikh is 93/100 - adding 22 and 23 in the third and fourth rounds after the two rounds on Sunday. Smit Singh has 25 in the third round. 

Om Mitharval after first five series of shots: 96, 96, 98, 99, 96

Jitu Rai after first four series of shots: 98, 92, 94, 96

Om Mitharval posts 96, 96, 98 and 99 in his first four series and he is looking good to qualify for the final. Jitu Rai in his first three series posts 98, 92 and 94. 

After first three series, Om Mitharval posts 96, 96 and 98. Jitu Rai is done with his first two series and he posts 98 and 92. Drops with that average second series of shots

Om Mitharval with 96 and 96 in the first two series of qualifying in the 10m Air Pistol event. Jitu Rai had posted 98 in the first series. Qualification rules dictate that top-8 shooters qualify for the final.