"We shooters have done our job and will do well in future too. I have a good understanding with the coach. His contract (with the Indian team) is coming to an end. Hopefully, it will be renewed," said the Chennai-born, Hyderabad-based Narang after completing his assignment here.
Narang could not add any more medals to the two he won on the opening day of competitions. Today, he missed a medal by a whisker by finishing fourth in the 50m range, in the 3-position event.
Narang, however, expressed satisfaction with his display after ending his Games campaign with two silver medals. "I'm satisfied with my performance. I won 8 medals this year which I don't think any other Indian athlete has done," he said.
Narang, who led the Indian medal charge at last month's Commonwealth Games with six medals that included four gold, also called for better ammunition to be given to the shooters to train for the 50m events.
"I want better ammunition and rifles for 50m events. The ammunition for air rifle is good," he said.