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Glasgow, July 28 (IANS) Indian shooter Jitu Rai broke the Commonwealth Games record to march into the 50-metre men's pistol finals while compatriot Gurpal Singh qualified, finishing sixth, at the Barry Buddon Shooting Centre .
Rai, 27, amassed 562 points and finished top of the standings, a sizeable 15 points ahead of Englishman Kristian Callaghan in second. Roger Daniel of Trinidad and Tobago was third with 545 points.
With 538 points, Gurpal Singh also booked a berth in the finals.
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