After silver, Ganemat Sekhon helps Indian women's skeet team win gold at Junior World Championships

The women's team beat out Italy 6-0 in the gold medal match. After winning silver on Thursday -- India's first skeet medal at the world championship level -- in the individual women's skeet, this was Ganemat's second medal of the competition.

Later the Indian junior men's skeet team of Rajveer Gill, Ayush Rudraraju and Abhay Singh Sekhon bagged the bronze medal beating Turkey 6-0 to make it seven medals so far. India now has two gold, three silver and two bronze medals, putting them behind leaders USA in the medal standings.

The women had qualified for the gold medal match by virtue of finishing second to Italy in qualification, shooting a combined 457 out of 525. Each of the three shooters had to shoot seven rounds of 25-shots each and Ganemat led the effort with a 155 out of 175. Raiza shot 152, while Areeba shot 150. Italy topped the five-team field with a total of 460.

In the final, however, it was Raiza and Areeba who led India's charge shooting a perfect 10 out of 10 targets in the first two rounds to give India a commanding 4-0 lead. In the third and what turned out to be the deciding 5-shot round, both teams missed extravagantly, but India hit six out of 15 to Italy's five, sealing victory.

The junior men had a six-team field to contend with in the qualifiers held on September 29. They shot 453 to finish behind Italy (488) and USA (487). Turkey shot 449 to finish fourth.

Sunday has the final of the junior mixed team skeet lined up with two Indian pairs, Ayush and Raiza and Abhay and Areeba vying for medals.