New Delhi, June 14 -- "I just pick up the pistol and shoot. I don't think too much at the firing station or even in a final. I have no pre-game rituals like most shooters nor do I visualise." That's how Suruchi Phogat had described her approach before leaving for the ongoing rifle/pistol World Cup in Munich. A week on, she proved that while her methods may sound a little too simplistic for an elite shooter, it really doesn't matter as long as she can, well, pick up the pistol and shoot. On Friday, India's latest shooting sensation rose above the elite field to nail her third straight World Cup gold, repeating her success from Buenos Aires and Lima in April. Unlike the twin finals in the South American leg where Suruchi had aggregated 244.6 ...