US EditionMadhura strikes gold as India bag three medals at Archery World Cup Stage 2
- India earned three medals at the second stage of the Archery World Cup held in Shanghai, highlighted by a gold medal victory in the men's compound team category.
- The strong performance followed competitive matches where the men's team edged Mexico 232-228 while the women's team took silver, losing 221-234 to Mexico.
- Madhura Dhamangaonkar secured her maiden individual gold by narrowly defeating Carson Krahe 139-138 despite trailing 81-85 after the third end, marking her third medal at the event.
- The men's trio, consisting of Verma, Deotale, and Yadav, led the qualification round with a total of 2134 points and secured victories in close contests, including a narrow 232-231 win against Denmark in the semifinals.
- These achievements reflect India’s expanding strength and reliability in compound archery, offering promising prospects for securing a landmark Olympic medal when the discipline makes its debut at the 2028 Games.
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