Tejaswini Sawant became the first Indian woman shooter to win a gold at the World Championships with a world-record equalling score in the 50m rifle prone event in Munich.

Tejaswini shot 597 (100,100,100,99,99,99) and was tied with Polish shooter Ewa Joanna Nowakowska, but was declared winner with a better perfect score tally of 41, according to information received here.
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The Indian equalled the world record set by Marina Bobkova of Russia in 1998.
Olga Dovgun of Kazakhstan won the bronze with a sore of 596.
Tejaswini, 29, won two gold medals in the Melbourne Commonwealth Games in the air rifle event.
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