Asian Games 2018 Shooting Live Score: Deepak Kumar wins Silver; Lakshay wins Silver in Men's Trap

India win silver in men's 10m Air Rifle and Men's Trap on day two.

Updated: 20 August 2018 15:36 IST - Published: 20 August 2018 05:38 IST

And thank you for joining me from the wee hours of the morning for all the shooting action. It was a great day for India as they picked up two silver medals in shooting on day 2. Join us again tomorrow for more.

Day 2, Indian shooters round up -

Men's Trap Finals

2nd - Lakshay
4th - Manavjit Singh Sandhu

Women's Trap Finals

6th - Seema Tomar

10m Air Rifle Men (FINALS)

Deepak Kumar won Silver Medal
4th - Ravi Kumar

10m Air Pistol Women (FINALS)

5th - Apurvi Chandela

Chinese Taipei win gold in the Men's Trap after hitting 48 out of 50. India's Lakshay takes silver with an impressive 43 from 50.

Final standings from Men's Trap

Chinese Taipei win the gold medal after Yang misses just two shots out of 42. Even though gold is assured, three shots still remain.

Lakshay assured of SILVER but can he pull off a miracle and claim gold? He needs Yang to miss four for that to happen.

Battle for the gold medal with Chinese Taipei leading by four.

Final standings ahead of gold medal round

Lakshay holds on and claims silver as Ahn Daemyeong finishes with 30 and claims Bronze.

Manavjit Singh Sandhu finishes fourth. India are confirmed of one medal but Chinese Taipei still lead and Lakshay is in second.

One shot to go and India are assured of a medal thanks to Lakshay.

After three shots, Chinese Taipei haven't missed while Ahn and Lakshay both have missed two.

Chinese Taipei are top but India's Lakshay is in second, Korea is in third and Manavjit is in fourth.

Korea's Eum Jiwon missed just one but that is enough as he finishes fifth after 30 shots and is eliminated.

Four shooters now fighting for three medals

Chinese Taipei's Yang Kunpi is on top with 23 but Manavjit Singh Sandhu, Lakshay and Ahn Daemyeong are all tied for second with 21.

Philippines' Hagen Alexander Topacio is the first one to be eliminated. He finishes with 18 hits out of 25. Five remaining.

Just five shots left before the first elimination and Chinese Taipei still in command. Korea are second along with India.

The first elimination will be after 25 shots and with just 11 hits so far from 18 attempts, Topacio looks set to be the one to miss out first.

After 15 shots, three shooters are tied for top spot. Korea's Ahn, India's Lakshay and Chinese Taipei's Yang.

All six shooters need to complete 25 shots. At near the halfway mark, this is how the standings look like. Chinese Taipei still haven't missed one so far.

India's Manavjit Singh Sandhu and Lakshay both hit five out of five but Chinese Taipei's Yang still hasn't missed after 10 shots.

Chinese Taipei's Yang is the only one to hit all five.

Lakshay is the only one to miss after the first round of shots.

Manavjit Singh Sandhu is the first to shoot and he hits the mark.

Two Indians are in contention for a medal. Can both of them finish with one? The action is just about to get underway.

Manavjit Singh Sandhu finished top of the qualification after a shoot-off which saw Lakshay finish fourth as the two shooters, along with Jiwon Eum and Daemyeong Ahn finished level on 119 points.

The Men's Trap Final will begin at 2:30 PM IST.

Six shooters in contention for the gold medal

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