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Mairaj Ahmad Khan eyes Olympic gold at his fourth Asian Games at 50

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Indian skeet shooter Mairaj Ahmad Khan is set to compete at his fourth Asian Games, continuing his long pursuit of an Olympic gold medal. The 50-year-old from Bulandshahr has made history as India's first Olympic skeet shooter and the country's first men's skeet World Cup champion. His journey has spanned over two decades and included milestones and setbacks such as the Rio Olympics, the COVID-19 disruption, personal loss, and a campaign in Cairo. Despite his age, Khan remains driven by an unwavering belief that he will eventually claim the Olympic title that has eluded him. His guiding philosophy of focusing on one target at a time continues to fuel his competitive spirit.

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