On the other hand, Anjum recovers from her blimp in the previous round and finish strong with a score of 101.8 in series 4. Still not enough to pull her out of the bottom half!!
Coming back to the two Indians in the fray, Tejaswini SAWANT is looking strong and could end in a podium finish if she continues her present form. She currently has a total point of 204.5 after the two rounds.
On the other hand, Anjum MOUDGIL remains fixed at 17th after scoring 98.9 in series 2.
Scotland's Jennifer MCINTOSH is the first to complete series 3 as he moves onto the next one. Jennifer has had an impressive outing so far, garnering scores of 99.5, 103.1, 104.0 and 103.6
Isle of Man's Rachel Glover had an equally decent run in series 2. The 37-year-old shooter maintains the top spot in this round as well, garnering a total point of 102.7 in series 2.
Next up is Women's 50m Prone Rifle Finals where India's Tejaswini Sawant and Anjum Moudgil will aim for Gold.
Heading into Day 8, India will be looking to continue a good medal run in the competition so far.
Om Mitharwal and Shreyasi Singh brought medals for India on the 7th day of the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
On Day 7, there was a lot of progress in the Boxing event. Manish Kaushik, Vikas Krishan, and Gaurav Solanki went through to the Semifinals.
The three qualifications mean that all Indian Male boxers have made it through to the Semifinals of their respective weight categories. Legendary Mary Kom did one better and progressed to the Finals in the 45-48 Kg weight category. Sarita Devi and Pinki could not repeat the same feat, however, and were knocked out in the quarterfinals.
Day 7 brought individual Badminton and Table Tennis events. Sindhu, Saina, and Srikanth were all in action in their singles matches.
Indian Men's Hockey team staged a great comeback from 3-2 down to win 4-3 in the final minutes of the match, confirming their spot in the semifinals.
