WATCH: The Last Shot by Sarabjot Singh & Manu Bhaker That Won India It's 2nd Medal in Olympic 2024

It was a historic moment for India as Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh were able to make history and d anor medal to India's tally. Bhaker, especially, has risen up to become a hero among people of country after getting back-to-back medals in shooting. After missing out on singles event, Sarabjot me sure to taste medal in mixed event, and he kept his calm to get better aim and eventually win it all. Relive exact moment when Manu and Sarabjot sealed win for India and became superstars after ir win.

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Revisit moment when Manu Bhaker & Sarabjot Singh sealed Bronze Medal for India in Mixed 10m Air Pistol Event

Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh gave a tough fight to ir South Korean counterparts and re were instances when Koreans took le. But Manu and Sarabjot kept ir composure and allowed India to secure ir second medal to enhance ir rankings in tally. In dying moments of competition, India secured a strong le after Bhaker scored 10.6 while her opponent scored 10.2. Similarly, Sarabjot struck towards centre with a 10.2, while his opponent failed to score more than him India stood tall with 16 points, while South Korea scored 10.

Massive cheers erupted after that as India sealed deal secured mselves a bronze medal and took ir medal tally to two. Manu Bhaker has now become an absolute sensation after she secured two consecutive medals in same game. India is now two medals strong, courtesy of country's 'shooting star'.

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Sarabjot's first attempt for Indians yielded a dismal 8.6, and Bhaker's shot of 10.2 resulted in an overall score of 18.8. With a total of 20.5, Koreans won first round and took a 2-0 le. After trailing 0–2, Bhaker demonstrated his consistency, which helped Sarabjot as y won following 4 rounds to increase ir le to 8–2. Throughout entire 13-round competition, Bhaker h just three strokes under par. Koreans faced an uphill battle as y gave in to pressure and lost 16–10, unable to equal ir opponents.