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The decision on shooting sports inclusion in the Commonwealth Games will be made this weekend.

22 February 2020 — Views: 251

The decision on shooting sports inclusion in the Commonwealth Games will be made this weekend.

The Executive Board of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) will decide if they will hold a shooting competition in India.

Voting will take place this weekend in London.

The ISSF is confident that the decision will be positive. We are waiting for the official announcement from CGF.

Shooting has been part of the Commonwealth Games program since 1966, with the exception of only 1970.

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