Having claimed their first gold of the event at the Changwon International Shooting Range in the women's team trap yesterday, the women's team air rifle provided a further source of success for South Korea.

Keum Ji-hyeon, Lee Eun-seo and Gwon Da-yeong triumphed 16-10 in the final against India's Ramita Ramita, Elavenil Valarivan and Mehuli Ghosh.

Bronze went to Eszter Mészáros, Eszter Dénes and Gitta Bajos of Hungray, beating Czech Republic's Lucie Brázdová, Sabina Thurnwaldová and Aneta Brabcová 16-8.

Women's team air pistol gold also went to South Korea with a 16-12 victory over India's Rhythm Sangwan, Yuvika Tomar and Palak.

Yoo Hyun-young, Kim Min-jung and Kim Bo-mi comprised the host nation's team.

Singapore claimed bronze with a 16-10 triumph over Japan.

South Korea also had an opportunity of gold in the first final of the day through Bang Seung-ho, Kim Sang-do and Park Hajun but lost 17-15 to India's Arjun Babuta, Tushar Mane and Paarth Makhija in the men's team air rifle.

Paolo Monna, Luca Tesconi and Alessio Torracchi took gold for Italy in the men's team air pistol event, beating India's Shiva Narwal, Naveen Naveen and Sagar Dangi 17-15.

Uzbekistan secured a 16-14 win against Kazakhstan in the match for bronze.

James Willett and Penny Smith triumphed in an all-Australian mixed team trap final, outscoring Thomas Derek Grice and Catherine Skinner 6-2.

Andreas Löw and Kathrin Murche won the first bronze medal match 6-4 against South Korea's Ahn Daem-yeong and Kang Gee-eun.

The other bronze medal went to China's Yu Haicheng and Wang Xiaojing, who saw off Germany's Paul Pigorsch and Bettina Valdorf 7-3.

The ISSF World Cup is set to continue tomorrow with the start of the men's 50m rifle three positions and women's 25m pistol events.