‘I don’t think perfection exists’: Asiad medallist Kynan's unfinished Olympic pursuit
Kynan Chenai’s Asian Games mixed-team trap gold with Neeru Dhanda was built on grit, experience and a piece of sporting history - a 38-year-old gun barrel inherited from his father, Darius. In this TOISA Spotlight, the Indian shooter reflects on his journey from his Olympic debut at Rio 2016 to the pursuit of a Los Angeles...
Key Takeaways
- Kynan Chenai’s Asian Games mixed-team trap gold with Neeru Dhanda was built on grit, experience and a piece of sporting history - a 38-year-old gun barrel inherited from his father, Darius.
- In this TOISA Spotlight, the Indian shooter reflects on his journey from his Olympic debut at Rio 2016 to the pursuit of a Los Angeles 2028 berth, the evolution of Indian shooting and his continuing search for perfection.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
Kynan Chenai’s Asian Games mixed-team trap gold with Neeru Dhanda was built on grit, experience and a piece of sporting history - a 38-year-old gun barrel inherited from his father, Darius. In this TOISA Spotlight, the Indian shooter reflects on his journey from his Olympic debut at Rio 2016 to the pursuit of a Los Angeles 2028 berth, the evolution of Indian shooting and his continuing search for perfection.
Original Publisher Attribution
This summary was curated from Times of India Sports.