Kang Gee-eun, double Athens 2004 medallist Lee Bo-na and Cho Seon-ah came out on top in the final at the Changwon International Shooting Range, beating China's Zhang Ting, Wang Xiaojing and Wu Cuicui 6-4.

They were the only two teams who entered the event, but the result in the gold-medal match overturned the qualification rankings, in which China had scored 205 and South Korea 200.

Men's team trap gold went to Slovakia, who beat India 6-2 in the final.

Adrian Drobny, Michal Slamka and Hubert Andrzej Olejnik comprised the Slovakian team which outscored Prithviraj Tondaiman, Bhowneesh Mendiratta and Vivaan Kapoor.

China's Chen Liang, Yu Haicheng and Qi Ying took bronze by beating Germany's Andreas Löw, Steve Eidekorn and Paul Pigorsch 6-2.

Zorana Arunović and Olympic silver medallist Damir Mikec combined following their individual victories yesterday to claim mixed team 10 metres air pistol gold, scoring 17 to the 13 from Greece's Anna Korakaki and Dionysios Korakakis.

India's Palak Palak and Shiva Narwal thrashed Kazakhstan's Irina Loktionova and Valeriy Rakhimzhan 16-0 to take bronze.

Mehuli Ghosh and Shahu Tushar Mane of India were the day's other winners, beating Hungary's Eszter Mészáros and István Péni 17-13 in the mixed team 10m air rifle final.

The Czech Republic's Lucie Brázdová and Jiří Přívratský and Israel's Olga Tashtchiev and Sergey Richter earned bronze medals, winning 16-8 against Indonesia and Singapore, respectively.

The ISSF World Cup is set to continue tomorrow with five further team finals.