India Dominates Archery Asia Cup with 10 Medals: A Triumph in Compound Events

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India Dominates Archery Asia Cup with 10 Medals: A Triumph in Compound Events

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In an outstanding display of talent, India's compound archers excelled at the Archery Asia Cup in Bangkok, securing a total of ten medals, including two golds. This achievement highlights India's rising prominence in the sport as they prepare for future competitions, including the upcoming Olympics.

Key Takeaways

India secured a total of 10 medals at the Archery Asia Cup.
Uday Kamboj and Rajat Chauhan won gold in the men's individual compound event.
Tejal Salve earned a bronze in the women's individual compound event.
India's mixed team won gold, while the women's team secured silver.
Indian archers are gearing up for the LA 2028 Olympics.

Bangkok, March 27 (NationPress) The Indian compound archers achieved remarkable success at the Archery Asia Cup Stage, dominating the men’s individual competition and excelling in the team events. They clinched both the gold and silver in the mixed and women’s team events, respectively, showcasing their prowess in archery.

On Friday, India secured a total of ten medals, comprising two gold, four silver, and four bronze across individual and team events in both recurve and compound archery.

In the men’s individual compound final, Uday Kamboj emerged victorious over Asian Games medallist Prathamesh Jawkar with a score of 145-144, while Rajat Chauhan triumphed against Peerawat Rattanapongkiat from Thailand, also at 145-144, completing a clean sweep for India.

Additionally, the bronze medal in the women’s individual compound archery was secured by Tejal Salve, who defeated Mariia Dimidiuk with a score of 144-135. The Indian compound archers dominated the team events, capturing gold and silver in the mixed and women’s team events, respectively.

In the mixed team event, which will debut at the LA 2028 Olympics, India’s top-seeded duo of Chikitha Taniparthi and Rajat Chauhan edged out Malaysia’s Fatin Nurfatehah Mat Salleh and Mohd Juwaidi Mazuki with a narrow 158-156 victory in the gold medal match.

Meanwhile, the Indian women’s compound team, consisting of Chikitha Taniparthi, Raj Kaur, and Tejal Salve, earned a silver medal after narrowly losing 229-227 to the team from Kazakhstan.

Later, Indian archers added two more medals in the recurve events, with Ridhi and the men's team each claiming silver in their competitions.

Ridhi faced stiff competition but ultimately lost 6-2 to Mongolia’s Oyun-Erdene Baasandorj in the women’s individual final. The men’s recurve team, comprising Devaang Gupta, Sukhchain Singh, and Juyel Singh, also settled for silver after a close 5-4 defeat to Kazakhstan’s Dastan Karimov, Ilfat Abdullin, and Dauletkeldi Zhangbyrbay.

Earlier in the week, the Indian women’s recurve trio of Ruma Biswas, Kirti, and Ridhi secured a convincing 5-1 victory over Malaysia, earning a bronze medal. The compound men’s team also achieved success, with Rajat Chauhan, Uday Kamboj, and Rishabh Yadav narrowly defeating Bhutan 234-232 in a closely contested playoff.

Point of View

It is evident that India's performance at the Archery Asia Cup not only reflects the hard work and dedication of our athletes but also signifies the country's growing stature in international archery. The success in Bangkok is a testament to their commitment as they aim for glory on the Olympic stage.
NationPress
6 Aug 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

How many medals did India win at the Archery Asia Cup?
India won a total of ten medals at the Archery Asia Cup, including two gold, four silver, and four bronze.
Who were the standout performers for India?
Standout performers included Uday Kamboj, Rajat Chauhan, and Tejal Salve, who all secured medals in their respective events.
What events did India excel in?
India excelled in both individual and team events in compound and recurve archery.
Is mixed team archery going to be in the Olympics?
Yes, mixed team archery will make its Olympic debut at the LA 2028 Games.
What was the result of the women's individual compound final?
Tejal Salve won the bronze medal by defeating Mariia Dimidiuk with a score of 144-135.
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