Tokyo: Indian shooter bent under pressure for the second consecutive day as Manu Bhaker and Yashaswini Singh Adwal failed to make the final of the 10 million women’s gun at the Tokyo Olympics here on Sunday.
Both appeared in their Maiden Olympics and pressure get better than them in crunch moments.
Manu, 19 years old, ranked number two in the world, was pegged back by a technical error involving his weapon after an impressive start to see it took one place in the last eight.
The opening of 98 was attended by 95, 94 and 95 when the young shooter dropped from Top-10.
With 98, the Game Commonwealth and Olympic Golden Youth Medal tried to counterattack in the fifth series, but gave up under pressure in a bad final series, which saw it registered one 8 and three 9s, leaving the French woman Celine Goberville for the eighth qualification bag final.
Meanwhile, most have risen and down sightseeing for the world number one Yasaswini, who shot back to the dispute with 98 in the second series, including scoring five 10 in the second part, after a quiet start.
But he was not consistent enough to challenge top weapons, bent in place 13 with a score of 94, 98, 94, 97, 96 and 95 for aggregate 574.
After starting with impressive 98, including five 10s at the first series, Manu Complete the event in 12th place with a total score of 575.
The problem with the gun saw it lost five minutes but he returned to manage 95.
Cut-off was 577.
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