NEW DELHI:
The electronic target systems at the Sports Authority of India-owned stadium are long overdue for change. Several firing points in the qualification ranges are malfunctioning but authorities have dragged their feet over replacing them.
When the target systems show error in punching the scores, the technical officials switch the lane of the shooter who then has to finish the match (remaining shots) from the new firing lane as per rule.
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