New Delhi, September 30 (PTI) Indian shooters beating the Chinese in their own den at the ongoing Asian Games has enhanced their “self-belief” and given them the confidence that they can beat the “best in the world”, said pistol coach Samaresh Jung following the country’s marksmen’s sizzling performance at the continental showpiece.
Jung, who is in Hangzhou with the Indian contingent, added that the success of the band of young shooters at the Asian Games was a significant “milestone” in their sporting journey.
“They (shooters) need to believe that they can do it, and now they have seen it. Beating a powerhouse like China in China is a big thing and it would certainly enhance their self-belief. This made them realise that they can beat the world,” said Jung, who had won five gold medals at the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games, earning him the sobriquet ‘Goldfinger’.
“It is the beginning of their journey as they are just 18, 19 or 20-years-old. They have a long way to go but this Asian Games would be the milestone in their journey,” the 10m air pistol coach told
Source: PTI News
