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Is there someplace where we can track who all have met the requirements? And how far those who haven’t are?

Now I see they have updated. Just to clarify, we have reached Qual 2. Teams in qual2: INDx2, IRI, MGL, CHN, CRO, ROU, HUN

Source?

Pooja lost in trials. She is competing in non-Olympic weight category.

Any swap has to be in the same gender, so can’t swap any extra quota we might get in 25m Women’s Pistol for 10m Air Men’s Rifle or 25m Men’s Pistol. Our shotgun team is hopeless, so no point in swapping for them. Anjum is an amazing shooter but personally I believe Elavenil and Mehuli are better than her in 10m. Anjum is clearly our best shooter in 50x3 but I rank her as 4th best in 10m. So, I believe that such a swap would be best for us. But, let us first wait and win that extra quota and then discuss which swap we should make.

There are no safe medals in Olympics shooting. We were sure about Jitu’s medal in Rio but alas. But, must say this is the best period in Indian shooting. First time we are near the top of medal chart consistently at World level. And hopefully, we would be near top in Tokyo as well.

I am considering Manu to start in both events. We have only one quota in 25m. If we do win another quota in 25m at Asian qualifiers, we will most likely swap it for a quota in 50x3, so that Anjum can take part there while selecting Apurvi and Elavenil/Mehuli in 10m Air Rifle.

3rd Gold for us and another quota won. Finally we have full team in one of the sections: Women’s Pistol

Divyansh, Yash, Hriday future is bright in 10m Air Rifle Men as well. Not as amazing as 10m Air Pistol Men or 10m Air Rifle Women but still pretty good.

Once, we select Manu Bhaker for the 10m quota, she can compete in any women’s event provided she gets MQS for that event. If she can get MQS, she can even compete in Trap. Same for any other shooter. Once you are nominated by NOC, you can participate in any number of events as long as you get MQS.

It would be interesting to see what South African NOC decides. South Africa being continental winners can't take part in world qualification tournaments and SANOC doesn't send teams based on continental quota. Also, I think even now, if SA refuse the men's quota, Egypt will qualify and not the best ranked loser. I don't know what will be the decision in the highly unlikely situation of SA refusing quota, Egypt defeating seed 2/3 in qualifier, and another team from pot 4 winning against seed 1/2 in qualifier.

It doesn't matter if we are 2nd seed or 3rd seed. Important thing is we are in pot 1. Pakistan could be tricky but I am sure we can win easily even against them (provided there government allows them to travel to India). In the women's section, our opponent will be among Korea (tricky but manageable), Belgium (very slim chance against them), USA (they are in free fall at present, so should be easy) and Canada (again we should be favourites). So, if we avoid Belgium, even women's team should qualify.

Olympic qualifiers draw live on 9th September Does this mean that South Africa have accepted the African quota?

This year ISSF's live scoring and broadcast quality has gone down significantly. During yesterday's final, there was no live scoring and even during broadcast, scores were not displayed properly and commentators also didn't bother to tell the scores. This has been the case in all the WCs this year.

Even without pressure of competition, it is still better than staying at home and practicing on their own. This way, they are staying with the team and coaches. Also, though Manu is in MQS event of 10m and 25m events, she is still part of 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team event.

[hide] First Round August 31st - September 5th, 2019 32 Nations, 8 Groups, the 1st and 2nd Nations from each Group will qualify for the Second Round Group A Date & Time (GMT +8) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 August 31st 2019, h. 16:00 Poland 2 Venezuela August 31st 2019, h. 20:00 Ivory Coast 15 China September 2nd 2019, h. 16:00 Venezuela 10 Ivory Coast September 2nd 2019, h. 20:00 China 3 Poland September 4th 2019, h. 16:00 Ivory Coast 5 Poland September 4th 2019, h. 20:00 Venezuela 4 China Group B Date & Time (GMT +8) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 August 31st 2019, h. 16:30 Russia 10 Nigeria August 31st 2019, h. 20:30 Argentina 10 South Korea September 2nd 2019, h. 16:30 Nigeria 5 Argentina September 2nd 2019, h. 20:30 South Korea 15 Russia September 4th 2019, h. 16:30 South Korea 5 Nigeria September 4th 2019, h. 20:30 Russia 5 Argentina Group C Date & Time (GMT +8) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 August 31st 2019, h. 16:30 Iran 5 Puerto Rico August 31st 2019, h. 20:30 Spain 30 Tunisia September 2nd 2019, h. 16:30 Tunisia 10 Iran September 2nd 2019, h. 20:30 Puerto Rico 10 Spain September 4th 2019, h. 16:30 Puerto Rico 15 Tunisia September 4th 2019, h. 20:30 Spain 20 Iran Group D Date & Time (GMT +8) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 August 31st 2019, h. 15:30 Angola 30 Serbia August 31st 2019, h. 19:30 Philippines 20 Italy September 2nd 2019, h. 15:30 Italy 20 Angola September 2nd 2019, h. 19:30 Serbia 30 Philippines September 4th 2019, h. 15:30 Angola 5 Philippines September 4th 2019, h. 19:30 Italy 10 Serbia Group E Date & Time (GMT +8) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 September 1st 2019, h. 16:30 Turkey 10 Japan September 1st 2019, h. 20:30 Czech Republic 30 United States September 3rd 2019, h. 16:30 Japan 10 Czech Republic September 3rd 2019, h. 20:30 United States 20 Turkey September 5th 2019, h. 16:30 Turkey 10 Czech Republic September 5th 2019, h. 20:30 United States 40 Japan Group F Date & Time (GMT +8) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 September 1st 2019, h. 16:00 New Zealand 10 Brazil September 1st 2019, h. 20:00 Greece 30 Montenegro September 3rd 2019, h. 16:00 Montenegro 10 New Zealand September 3rd 2019, h. 20:00 Brazil 20 Greece September 5th 2019, h. 16:00 Brazil 10 Montenegro September 5th 2019, h. 20:00 Greece 35 New Zealand Group G Date & Time (GMT +8) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 September 1st 2019, h. 16:30 Dominican Republic 35 Jordan September 1st 2019, h. 20:30 France 10 Germany September 3rd 2019, h. 16:30 Germany 10 Dominican Republic September 3rd 2019, h. 20:30 Jordan 40 France September 5th 2019, h. 16:30 Germany 25 Jordan September 5th 2019, h. 20:30 Dominican Republic 20 France Group H Date & Time (GMT +8) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 September 1st 2019, h. 15:30 Canada 10 Australia September 1st 2019, h. 19:30 Senegal 25 Lithuania September 3rd 2019, h. 15:30 Australia 15 Senegal September 3rd 2019, h. 19:30 Lithuania 10 Canada September 5th 2019, h. 15:30 Canada 20 Senegal September 5th 2019, h. 19:30 Lithuania 15 Australia [/hide]

Limit is maximum 1 switch per NOC and that switch has to be within the same gender.

MacIntosh has won only one quota in 50x3. She would have won the quota in 10m yesterday but was not eligible. Team GB can nominate anyone to represent them in 50x3 as long as she has achieved MQS in the event. If the shooter also has MQS in 10m, she can start in 10m as well. If Team GB wants they can also swap this quota in 50x3 for another quota in any Women's event.

For first part, as @nitinsanker said, we can't win any more quotas in 10m Air Rifle Women and 10m Air Pistol Men, hence quota winners are participating there. In other events, quota winners are not participating to maximise our chances of winning quota. Hence, Manu is not competing even in 25m Pistol and Anjum is not competing in 50x3 Rifle. And Manu Bhaker has achieved MQS in 25m Pistol. Most likely, Manu and Rahi would be starters in 25m Pistol, but if Annu or someone else wins a quota in 25m Pistol (high chance considering that 4 quotas will be available at Asian qualifiers), we can nominate Manu from that quota and Heena or Yashaswini from the 10m quota won by Manu. Or we can exchange that quota for a quota in 50x3 Women for Anjum and start Apurvi and Elavenil in 10m. There are lot of ways we can use the extra quota even if Manu and Rahi are almost sure to start. Hence, this policy to maximise the chances to win quota.

I think she is 2nd best behind Apurvi. We were unlucky that Anjum won quota in 10m instead of 50x3. Now, we must hope we get an extra quota somewhere to exchange so we can field Apurvi and Valarivan in 10m and Anjum in 50x3. Also, don’t forget Mehuli. She is top class shooter as well

With no India, China, Korea, Iran and only one for Taipei, excellent chance for Mongolia/Singapore and others to win quota(3) in Asian qualifiers.

NRAI has a policy that athletes who have already won a quota will participate in MQS category to maximise chances of winning another quota. Hence, even Anjum starts in MQS for 50x3 while starts in main event for 10m, where we can’t get any more quotas.

Even 4th seed Punia is a junior who is transitioning to seniors. I think they are helped by participating in multiple tournaments while some of the big names have participated sparsely.

We can definitely win a quota in 3x50 and Skeet at Asian qualifiers as well. Also, more chance in Air Pistol than 25m Pistol for Women.

Its normal. Entries close weeks before the event, so we always have a decent amount of withdrawals. In big tournaments, there is always a waiting list to fill those slots and we don’t see walkovers. In smaller tournaments, late withdrawals are normally shown as walkovers as there are no reserves to replace the withdrawals.