ISSF Shooting World Cup: Tokyo Range and Adherence to Conditions will not be a problem for us, says Manu Bhakar

The 2018 World Cup gold medalist, Manu Bhaker, said on Wednesday that he is confident of doing well in the upcoming ISSF Shooting World Cup in New Delhi. Last month, the NRAI announced a 57-man Indian team for the first joint ISSF World Cup rifle / pistol / shotgun stage of the year, from 18 to 29 March, New Delhi’s Dr. Karani Singh was scheduled at the shooting range. Many people will watch the World Cup. The 30 finalists are being played on the stage of the ISSF World Cup for the first time with new team formats coming into the game last year by the ISSF.

“After a very long time we will be involved in an international competition, I am looking forward to it. The last year has been tough for everyone, not just Indian athletes. We will see how we are able to perform, what we have Is. Given the training and how we will be able to deliver, we can only hope for the best, “Bhakar told ANI.

Speaking about the Tokyo range and wind conditions, Bhakar said: “The best thing about India is that we have all the seasons, all kinds of climate, temperature and environment. We have the air conditions and climate change All experiences are about, I believe. ” This will not be a problem for us. “

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Talking about life inside the bio-bubble, Bhakar said: “I am working on my mental conditioning. In the beginning, it was a kind of challenge for everybody because I believe that all at once We have never had so many restrictions, you are restricted in this. ” All in all, you cannot go outside a room you want to be in a room alone. “

Earlier, National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) Secretary Rajiv Bhatia confirmed that spectators will not be allowed in the upcoming ISSF Shooting World Cup.