Alaryani was in impressive form in Thailand’s capital city as he attempted to claim victory in the men’s R7 50m rifle three positions event.

He was challenged by Israeli shooter Doron Shaziri throughout the event, the pair ultimately reaching the last series of the competition.

Alaryani held the advantage prior to the final shot and he maintained his lead, ending with a winning total of 452.5 points.

Shaziri settled for the silver medal on 451.2 points with Park Jin-ho taking the bronze.

The South Korean had set a world record in the men’s R1 10 metres air rifle standing competition yesterday, taking the gold medal in that event. 

Minimum qualification standard points for next year's World Shooting Para Sport Championships in Cheongju in South Korea have been on offer at the event.

The hosts were left celebrating in the women’s R2 10m air rifle standing event as Wannipa Leungvilai won the gold medal.

She finished the competition with a score of 245.1 points as South Korea’s Lee Yun-ri took the silver medal on 243.2.

The bronze medal was earned by India’s Avani Lekhara as she scored a total of 221.6 points in the event.

South Korea denied Thailand in the women’s P2 10m air pistol discipline, Park Myung-soon winning the competition.

Park ended the event with a final score of 231.3, pushing Thailand’s Thitirat Srirungrueng into second place on a tally of 229.7.

Srirungrueng’s team-mate Somporn Muangsiri ensured there were two Thai athletes on the podium, scoring 208.3 points to take the bronze medals.

The World Cup is due to conclude tomorrow.