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Indian Shooters Look To Start Well In New Olympic Cycle In ISSF World Cup Argentina

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After breaking their medal drought in shooting at the Olympics in Paris last summer, the Indian squad looks to start the next Olympic cycle at the combined ISSF World Cup Argentina in Rifle, Pistol & Shotgun Shooting at Buenos Aires from 1st to 11th April 2025. The 43-member squad is the biggest at the event...
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Indian Shooters Look To Start Well In New Olympic Cycle In ISSF World Cup Argentina

After breaking their medal drought in shooting at the Olympics in Paris last summer, the Indian squad looks to start the next Olympic cycle at the combined ISSF World Cup Argentina in Rifle, Pistol & Shotgun Shooting at Buenos Aires from 1st to 11th April 2025. The 43-member squad is the biggest at the event...

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IndiaSportsHub broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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