Shymkent, Kazakhstan : Shooting Spectacle in Shymkent
The 2025 Asian Shooting Championship was a monumental event held at the Shymkent Shooting Plaza in Kazakhstan, attracting 734 shooters from 28 countries. With 164 shooters representing India alone, the competition showcased top-level talent from across Asia in 120 intense events, ranging from youth to senior categories. Shymkent became the hub for shooting excellence for two weeks with competitors battling for glory.
Manu Bhaker’s Stellar Medal Haul
Among the stars was India’s Manu Bhaker, who signed off the championship with a proud haul of three bronze medals. Delivering clutch performances, Bhaker clinched these medals in highly competitive pistol events, demonstrating her consistency and elite skill. Her achievement was a bright moment for the Indian contingent, especially following a muted season prior to this event.
A Promise for the Future
Bhaker’s determination and composure against tough opponents reflect her promise to come back stronger than ever. The Asian Shooting Championship not only highlighted the continent’s finest shooting talent but also reinforced Mano Bhaker’s status as a sharpshooter to watch closely in upcoming international competitions.
Key Points:
16th Asian Shooting Championship held in Shymkent, Kazakhstan (Aug 16-30, 2025)
734 shooters from 28 countries competed in 120 events
Manu Bhaker won three bronze medals for India in pistol shooting
India fielded the largest team with 164 shooters
The event is a major platform for Asian shooting sport excellence
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