Manu Bhaker on Friday displayed an exemplary instance of focus after she stormed into the women's 25m pistol final at the Paris Olympics. Manu Bhaker is chasing her third consecutive Olympic medal at the Paris Games 2024. Manu Bhaker finished second in women's 25 pistol qualification shooting a total of 590 (294 in precision, 296 in rapid) out of a possible 600 and thus reached her third final of the Paris Olympics. On the other hand, her fellow Indian Esha Singh finished with a total score of 581 and was 18th in qualification. The top eight are chosen for the final, hence, Esha could not make it into the final cut. With historical records on the line, the question arises when & where to watch Manu Bhaker's women's 25m pistol final match at the Paris Olympics 2024. Below is everything you need to know about Manu Bhaker's final match-
When & where to watch Manu Bhaker's medal match in the women's 25m pistol category?
As per reports, Manu Bhaker's final match in the women's 25m pistol category at the Paris Olympics will take place on Saturday, August 3, 2024. Talking about where to watch Manu Bhaker's medal match, the shooter's live streaming can be watched free of cost on Jio Cinema. Manu Bhaker's match streaming will start from 1 pm (IST).
It is pertinent to mention here that if Manu Bhaker wins a medal on Saturday, she will become the first Indian individual athlete to win three Olympic medals. She already holds the record for being the only Indian after independence to win two medals in a single edition of the Olympic Games. She is also the first female shooter to win an Olympic medal.
For those who missed Manu Bhaker's qualification match, the women’s 25 pistol event which is divided into two stages saw Manu Bhaker score 294 in the precision stage and 296 in the rapid round. In the three series of precision rounds which involved 10 shots each, Manu Bhaker scored 87, 98, and 99, and added 100, 98, and 98 in three series of rapid stages which also included 10 shots per series. Finally, she secured rank 2 in the qualification. Bhaker missed the top position by just 2 points. Hungary's shooter Major scored 592 points.