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At 15, Jonathan beats strong Games field to snatch 10m pistol gold
Hindustan Times Ranchi
|February 05, 2025
Jonathan Gavin Anthony was busy watching his favourite cartoon show—Oggy and the cockroaches—after qualifying for the final of the 10m air pistol final on Sunday.
DEHRADUN: On Monday morning, the 15-year-old from Karnataka turned up in the final, causing the biggest upset of National Games shooting competition.
Making light of a strong field that included Paris Olympics medallist Sarabjot Singh, Jonathan calmly shot 240.7 in the final, becoming the youngest pistol champion at the Games. Ravinder Singh of Services took silver (240.3) and the seasoned Gurpreet Singh (220.1) bronze. Sarabjot, who won the air pistol mixed team bronze with Manu Bhaker in Chateauroux, came fourth.
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