Three-way tie for lead after day one of men's skeet at ISSF Shotgun World Cup

By Daniel Etchells
Tuesday, 10 March 2020

Great Britain's Ben Llewellin is in a three-way tie for the men's skeet lead at the ISSF Shotgun World Cup in Nicosia ©Getty Images

Great Britain's Ben Llewellin, Germany's Tilo Schreier and Kazakhstan's Eduard Yechshenko share the lead after the opening day of men's skeet competition at the International Shooting Sport Federation Shotgun World Cup in Nicosia.

All three managed a maximum total of 75 targets from the first three rounds at the Cyprus Olympic Shooting Range "Lakis Psimolophitis".

They are followed by eight shooters on 74 targets.

The event is due to conclude tomorrow.

Also scheduled is the first part of the men's trap event.

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