A fantastic show from the Indian duo of Om Mitharval and Jitu Rai. Mitharval, in particular, was fantastic as he went on to equal the record for the most points in the history of the competition and quelled off competition from his rivals in fine fashion.
Here are the final results from the qualification round, from which eight shooters will advance to the next round.
Om Mitharval (IND) - 584 Roger Daniel (TTO) - 573 Johnathan Guanjie Wong (MAS) - 570 Jitu Rai (IND) - 570 Bin Gai (SGP) - 570 Daniel Repacholi (AUS) - 566 Kerry Bell (AUS) - 564 Shakil Ahmed (BAN) - 563
What a contest this has turned out to be! The race for third place has ended in a tie!
Jitu Rai and Johnathan Guanjie Wong finished with 95 while Singapore's Bin Gai outscored them to pick 97 points but in the end, all three shooters have finished with a grand total of 570 points.
England's Kristian Callaghan and Singapore's Yu Hao Poh register equal scores of 97 in the final round. Callaghan finishes with 562 while Poh falls only two short than the Englishman to finish with 560.
Yes, he can! Fabulous display of skill from Om Mitharval as he caps off his memorable qualification campaign with a 99-point final attempt to finish with 584 points from his six attempts.
Currently, the final round is taking place with an intense battle taking place between India's Om Mitharval and Trinidad and Tobago's Roger Daniel for the top place.
The first round witnessed a stellar show of precision from the two Indians as Jitu Rai top-scored with 98 while Om Mitharval registered 96 on his first try.
Day 5 at the Commonwealth Games will see the likes of Jitu Rai and Om Mitharval, in the second shooting event of the day, as they try to snatch yet more medals in the Men’s 10m Air Pistol event.
So far, Weightlifting has been the most successful contingent for the Indians, brinigng home six goldmedals medals from the Games, with just four days being over.
The likes of Mirabai Chanu, Sanjita Chanu, Sathish Sivalingam, Ragala Vekat Rahul and Seema are the ones who have won gold for India.
Sunday saw the addition of more spots, as Manu Bhaker, and Heena Sidhu were the two shooters who ended the Indian weightlifters’ dominance, as they won a silver and a gold in the Women’s 10m Air Rifle event.
However, the most unextected medal was won by the Indian women’s Table Tennis team, which earned a shock win over favourites Singapore in the summit clash.