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‎India’s women recurve archers enter finals

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‎Asia Cup stage-I

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	Jyothi continued her good show in the individual category too, winning a silver.		Jyothi continued her good show in the individual category too, winning a silver.
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		+	==2026==
		+	===A===
		+	Archery World Cup Stage 4, Madrid: India finished the fourth and final stage of the 2026 Hyundai Archery World Cup with two medals — one silver and one bronze. The women’s compound team of Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Prithika Pradeep and Chikitha Taniparthi won silver, finishing behind Colombia, while Prithika Pradeep added an individual bronze. India also came close in recurve, with Kirti Sharma finishing fourth in the women’s individual event and the mixed team of Dhiraj Bommadevara and Kirti Sharma finishing fourth. There was no official overall country medal ranking reported for the Madrid stage, but India’s two medals placed it among the leading medal-winning nations.
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	=World Cup Final=		=World Cup Final=

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	Earlier, the women trio recovered from a slow start to beat Uzbekistan 6-2 (53-56, 57-54, 5554, 55-51) in the opening round. The fourth-seeded India side faced a great challenge against Vietnam before overcoming them 5-4 (28-25) in a tense shoot-off.		Earlier, the women trio recovered from a slow start to beat Uzbekistan 6-2 (53-56, 57-54, 5554, 55-51) in the opening round. The fourth-seeded India side faced a great challenge against Vietnam before overcoming them 5-4 (28-25) in a tense shoot-off.
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		+	===B: Double gold for Dhiraj===
		+	[https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=15_06_2026_016_001_cap_TOI Archiman.Bhaduri, June 15, 2026: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	Kolkata : It took India’s top recurve archer Dhiraj Bommadevara 20 long years since picking up the bow to win a gold at the World Cup. And when he did that, he bagged a ‘double’ at the World Cup Stage-III at Antalya.
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		+	Pairing up for the first time this season, the 24year-old Olympian Dhiraj and 17-year-old Kumkum Anil Mohod stunned the Korean duo of Kim Je-deok and Oh Ye-jin 5-1 (37-36, 37-36, 39-39) to win India’s first World Cup recurve mixed team gold medal match since Antalya 2022, when Ridhi and Tarundeep Rai ended on top. Hours later, Dhiraj returned to tame Germany’s Moritz Wieser 6-4 (26-27, 28-28, 28-28, 30-27, 28-23) in the individual semifinal and then South Korea’s Lee Woo Seok, the Paris Olympics bronze medallist, 7-3 (30-29, 29-28, 27-27, 27-29, 30-29) in the summit clash.

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 Kolkata : Jyothi Surekha Vennam entered the record books by becoming the first Indian woman compound archer to win a medal at the World Cup Final when she secured bronze in Nanjing, China, on Saturday. The world No. 3 ended the season on a happy note, putting up an almost flawless show — shooting 15 perfect scores of 10s — to down world No. 2 Ella Gibson of Great Britain 150-145 and secure her maiden podium finish in the tournament. It was a smooth beginning for the 29-year-old archer, who got past Alexis Ruiz of the USA 143-140 in the quarterfinals.
- The reigning Asian Games champion, who hails from Challapalli village in Andhra Pradesh’s Krishna district, however, failed to hold on to her lead as she went down to World No. 1 Andrea Becerra of Mexico 143-145 in the semifinals. Jyothi took a one-point lead after the third end (8786), but Becerra bounced back to hit three 10s in the fourth end to edge ahead and then seal the match.
+The reigning Asian Games champion, who hails from Challapalli village in Andhra Pradesh’s Krishna district, however, failed to hold on to her lead as she went down to World No. 1 Andrea Becerra of Mexico 143-145 in the semifinals. Jyothi took a one-point lead after the third end (8786), but Becerra bounced back to hit three 10s in the fourth end to edge ahead and then seal the match.
 This was Jyothi’s 88th career medal in her third appearance at the World Cup Final, having earlier competed at the Tlaxcala (2022) and Hermosillo (2023) editions, where she had exited in the opening round.
- India, however, missed out on another medal as the country’s top-ranked men’s compound archer Rishabh Yadav narrowly missed out on a bronze, losing to former world champion Mike Schloesser of the Netherlands in the shoot-off.  After both archers were tied 147-147 at the end of four ends, Schloesser prevailed after his arrow was adjudged closer to the centre.
+India, however, missed out on another medal as the country’s top-ranked men’s compound archer Rishabh Yadav narrowly missed out on a bronze, losing to former world champion Mike Schloesser of the Netherlands in the shoot-off.  After both archers were tied 147-147 at the end of four ends, Schloesser prevailed after his arrow was adjudged closer to the centre.
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	In the mixed team summit clash, Jyothi and Priyansh faltered even after holding on to a two-point lead in the first end as Olivia and Sullivan leveled scores at 76-all at the halfway mark.		In the mixed team summit clash, Jyothi and Priyansh faltered even after holding on to a two-point lead in the first end as Olivia and Sullivan leveled scores at 76-all at the halfway mark.
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		+	==2026==
		+	===India’s women recurve archers enter finals===
		+	[https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=08_05_2026_023_011_cap_TOI Archiman.Bhaduri, May 8, 2026: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	Kolkata : India’s women recurve archers stunned powerhouse South Korea 5-1 to make the team final of the Archery World Cup Stage-II in Shanghai on Thursday. This morale-boosting achievement comes just months before the Asian Games. The team comprising Olympians Deepika Kumari and Ankita Bhakat along with teenager Kumkum Mohod, ensured the first medal for India in this World Cup by easing past a new-look Korean side to set up a gold medal clash against second seed China.
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		+	However, their men’s counterparts of veteran Tarundeep Rai, Dhiraj Bommadevara and Yashdeep Bhoge put up a poor show to go down 2-6 to Bangladesh in pre-quarterfinals after getting a first-round bye.
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		+	The women faced an inexperienced Korean side, which skipped the first leg of the World Cup in Mexico where India ended empty-handed. The Korean team featured reigning world champion Kang Chaeyoung as the only experienced archer in the side with two debutants in Lee Yunji and Oh Yejin. However, they still qualified as the top-ranked team but were not up to the mark before falling 55-58, 56-56, 56-58 to India.
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		+	Earlier, the women trio recovered from a slow start to beat Uzbekistan 6-2 (53-56, 57-54, 5554, 55-51) in the opening round. The fourth-seeded India side faced a great challenge against Vietnam before overcoming them 5-4 (28-25) in a tense shoot-off.

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  This was after a jet-lagged Dhiraj Bommadevara, who landed in the US just hours before the competition due to visa issues, showed remarkable composure to guide the Indian men’s recurve team into the final.
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	Kolkata: The Indian archers topped the medals table bagging eight medals in the Asia Cup stage-I that concluded in Bangkok on Saturday. The young archers returned with five gold, two silver and one bronze.		Kolkata: The Indian archers topped the medals table bagging eight medals in the Asia Cup stage-I that concluded in Bangkok on Saturday. The young archers returned with five gold, two silver and one bronze.
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		+	=Asia Cup-World Ranking Tournament Stage 1=
		+	==2026==
		+	India secured 10 medals (2 gold, 4 silver, 4 bronze) in the Asia Cup-World Ranking Tournament Stage 1 archery event in Bangkok. thehansindia+1
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		+	''' India's Medal Winners '''
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		+	India's medals came primarily from compound archery dominance and recurve silvers. Here's the list based on available details:
		+	Uday Kamboj: Gold in men's compound individual (defeated Prathamesh Jawkar 145-144).newsonair+1
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		+	Rajat Chauhan & Chikitha Taniparthi: Gold in compound mixed team (defeated Malaysia 158-156).newsonair
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		+	Prathamesh Jawkar: Silver in men's compound individual (lost to Uday Kamboj 144-145).thehansindia+1
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		+	Indian women's compound team (likely Chikitha Taniparthi, Tejal Salve, and another): Silver (lost to Kazakhstan 227-229).thehansindia
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		+	Rajat Chauhan: Bronze in men's compound individual (defeated Thai archer 145-144).newsonair+1
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		+	Tejal Salve: Bronze in women's compound individual (defeated Mariia Dimidiuk 144-135).thehansindia
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		+	Ridhi Phor: Silver in women's recurve individual.
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		+	Indian men's recurve team (likely Devaang Gupta, Rajat Chauhan, Ajay Shankar Sark): Silver.rediff
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		+	Indian men's compound team (Rajat Chauhan, Rishabh Yadav, Uday Kamboj): Bronze (defeated Bhutan 234-232).currentaffairs.adda247
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		+	Indian women's compound team bronze or additional recurve bronze: Specific name not detailed in sources; contributes to the 4th bronze.newsonair

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 ==2025==
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 [https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=14_11_2025_114_002_cap_TOI Archiman.Bhaduri, Nov 14, 2025: ''The Times of India'']
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  The Asian Games champion Jyothi comfortably went past Chinese Taipei’s Si-Yu Chen 149-143 in the semis.
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 [https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=15_11_2025_029_006_cap_TOI  Archiman.Bhaduri, Nov 15, 2025: ''The Times of India'']
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  In the men’s individual semifinal, Olympian Dhiraj Bommadevara got past Jang Chaehwan of Korea 6-2 while another Indian Rahul Pawariya thrashed Seo Mingi, who topped their national trials, 6-0 to set up an all-India final. In the summit clash, Dhiraj prevailed 6-2 to make it a 1-2 for India. It was some solace for Ankita and Dhiraj, who missed out on an Olympic medal.
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  In the men’s individual semifinal, Olympian Dhiraj Bommadevara got past Jang Chaehwan of Korea 6-2 while another Indian Rahul Pawariya thrashed Seo Mingi, who topped their national trials, 6-0 to set up an all-India final. In the summit clash, Dhiraj prevailed 6-2 to make it a 1-2 for India. It was some solace for Ankita and Dhiraj, who missed out on an Olympic medal.
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	The trio slipped away from a 2-0 lead to go down to Kazakhstan in the shoot-off 4-5 (57-52, 55-56, 53-55, 57-54) (27-28) to make a quarterfinal exit.		The trio slipped away from a 2-0 lead to go down to Kazakhstan in the shoot-off 4-5 (57-52, 55-56, 53-55, 57-54) (27-28) to make a quarterfinal exit.
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		+	==2025==
		+	===A===
		+	[https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=15_11_2025_029_006_cap_TOI Archiman.Bhaduri, Nov 15, 2025: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	It was a day when India broke the South Korean stronghold in archery by picking up gold in both men’s and women’s recurve individual along with men’s team events on the concluding day of the Asian Archery Championship at the National Stadium in Dhaka.
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		+	The recurve archers followed up the good show of their compound counterparts to top the medals table finishing the campaign with 10 medals — six gold, three silver and one bronze medal. India thus improved upon their 2023 Asian championships show in Bangkok where they had won seven medals — three gold, one silver and three bronze.
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		+	The day began on a bright note when the men’s recurve team stunned heavyweights South Korea in a nerve-wracking shoot-off to clinch its first Asian championships gold in 18 years.
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		+	India last won this crown in 2007, and since then South Korea had maintained an unbroken streak of triumphs in this category at the regional tournament.  Olympian Ankita Bhakat then pulled up the biggest upset of the tournament by beating Paris Olympics silver-medallist Nam Suhyeon of South Korea 7-3 in the final. Earlier, the Bengal girl defeated top seed Jang Minhee of South Korea to reach the semifinals, where she defeated former world No. 1 Deepika Kumari 6-5 via shoot-off.
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		+	India also won the women’s recurve bronze after Sangeeta edged out five-time Olympian Deepika 6-5 in another dramatic shoot-off.
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		+	In the men’s individual semifinal, Olympian Dhiraj Bommadevara got past Jang Chaehwan of Korea 6-2 while another Indian Rahul Pawariya thrashed Seo Mingi, who topped their national trials, 6-0 to set up an all-India final. In the summit clash, Dhiraj prevailed 6-2 to make it a 1-2 for India. It was some solace for Ankita and Dhiraj, who missed out on an Olympic medal.
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	=Asian Para Archery Championships=		=Asian Para Archery Championships=