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Parth Salunkhe, 21, shines at the Shanghai World Cup, securing bronze and defeating top Olympic champions. His emergence underscores India's rising potential in global archery.

Parth Salunkhe: Emerging Archery Star of India

21-year-old Parth Salunkhe dazzled at Shanghai, defeating top archers like Mete Gazoz and Kim Je-Deok, securing bronze. This young talent showcases India's growing archery prowess.

Parth Salunkhe: Rising star in Indian archery at Shanghai World Cup

Parth Salunkhe, 21, emerges as a significant force in archery after a stellar Shanghai World Cup performance. He clinched bronze, defeating top Olympians, showcasing resilience and elevating India's global standing.

The Shanghai World Cup last month marked the emergence of Parth Salunkhe, and the 21-year-old former youth world champion will look to shine again when India begin their campaign in the third stage of the showpiece, here on Wednesday.
The youngster from Satara, Maharashtra, stunned the archery world by knocking out two big names -- Tokyo Olympics champion Mete Gazoz of Turkey in a shoot-off in the opening round and then two-time Olympics team gold medalist Kim Je-Deok of South Korea in the quarterfinals, without dropping a set.
Salunkhe then went on to claim his maiden World Cup medal -- a bronze -- in just his second appearance, edging out Paris Games team silver medallist Baptiste Addis of France in the playoff.
What stood out was not just his achievement, but also his temperament and age-defying maturity, especially against the dominant South Koreans, long considered India&rsquo;s arch-rivals in the sport.
Against all-time great Kim Woojin in the semifinals, Salunkhe rallied from a 0-4 deficit to level the match 4-4, only to lose narrowly in the deciding set in a thrilling five-setter.
Historically, Indian archers have crumbled under pressure, and they are still chasing that elusive Olympic medal. But in his short stint so far, Salunkhe has shown how to thrive under pressure.
"My focus wasn&rsquo;t really on a medal; it was more on if I could deliver what I practised for," Salunkhe said about his key to success.
"That&rsquo;s what mattered most to me and in the last end I couldn&rsquo;t do it. It&rsquo;s all mental. I lagged there, but it&rsquo;s a part of game, you go up, you go down. It&rsquo;s all right. I&rsquo;ll work on it,&rdquo; he said after winning the bronze.
Incidentally, Salunkhe had finished lowest among the four Indians in the qualification round -- placed 60th, far behind Dhiraj Bommadevara (9th), Tarundeep Rai (28th), and Atanu Das (57th).
His ability to rise and deliver in the knockouts reflected his mental strength.
&ldquo;I was surprised to shoot bad in qualifications. I was happy with what I did (in matches) and right now I did many good things, but also really bad things but I&rsquo;ll work on it. That&rsquo;s all that matters.&rdquo; Buoyed by Salunkhe&rsquo;s performance, the Indian men&rsquo;s recurve team, boasting 41-year-old veteran Tarundeep Rai, Atanu Das, and Bommadevara, will also look to return to the podium after narrowly missing out in Shanghai, losing the bronze playoff to the USA.
Individually, this stage offers an opportunity for the experienced duo of Rai and Das, who have seven Olympic appearances between them, to redeem themselves.
Rai, the 2010 Asian Games silver medallist with four Olympic appearances, is still chasing his first individual World Cup medal.
Das, who has made a comeback this year, last won a World Cup medal -- a gold -- in Guatemala City in 2021.
In the women&rsquo;s section, Deepika Kumari continues to script a remarkable comeback post-motherhood. The 30-year-old former world number one and four-time Olympian won a bronze in Shanghai, falling in the semifinals to her familiar Korean rival, Lim Sihyeon.
Deepika had lost to Nam Suhyeon of Korea in the quarterfinals of the Paris Olympics.
If she can find a way past the Korean wall, she could be unstoppable in her quest for her first World Cup gold since 2021.
India had finished second in the overall medal standings in Shanghai with two gold, one silver and four bronze medals -- behind Korea, who won five gold and two silver.
Much of India&rsquo;s success came in the compound section.
Madhura Dhamangaonkar led the charge with a stellar comeback to claim individual gold, while the men&rsquo;s team comprising Ojas Deotale, Rishav Yadav, and veteran Abhishek Verma also reigned supreme.
The compound archers will once again look to sustain their strong form in Antalya and keep India&rsquo;s medal tally ticking.
Indian Squad: Recurve men: Dhiraj Bommadevara, Parth Salunkhe, Atanu Das and Tarundeep Rai.
Recurve women: Deepika Kumari, Ankita Bhakat, Simranjeet Kaur and Anshika Kumari.
Compound men: Abhishek Verma, Rishabh Yadav, Ojas Deotale, and Uday Kamboj.
Compound women: Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Madhura Dhamangaonkar, Chikitha Taniparthi and Aditi Swami.

India will be eyeing a second gold of the competition when Jyothi and Priyansh take on the USA in the compound mixed team final later in the day.



Yecheon Archery World Cup: Indian women's compound team strikes third successive gold

India will be eyeing a second gold of the competition when Jyothi and Priyansh take on the USA in the compound mixed team final later in the day.

The Indian trio of Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Parneet Kaur and Aditi Swami grabbed their third successive Archery World Cup gold medal, beating Turkey 232-226 in a lopsided compound women's team final at the stage two event in Yecheon on Saturday.
The world number one Indian compound women's team dominated Turkey's Hazal Burun, Ayse Bera Suzer and Begum Yuva right from the first end and sealed the gold without dropping a set, maintaining a healthy six-point margin.
For Jyothi, Parneet and world champion Aditi this completed a hat-trick of World Cup gold medals together.
They had won the season opening World Cup Stage 1 in Shanghai, downing Italy last month and also ended last year with a gold at the stage four of the event in Paris.

Jyothi beat South Korea's So Chae-won in the final of the Women's Compound individual event.The win meant that India did a clean sweep in the Compound events, winning all 5 of their contests.

India's 'Golden girl' Jyothi Surekha Vennam clinches gold in Women's Compound Archery

Jyothi clinches Gold again as India reached it's 97th medal in Day 14!

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Jyothi beat South Korea's So Chae-won in the final of the Women's Compound individual event.The win meant that India did a clean sweep in the Compound events, winning all 5 of their contests.

It's a golden hat-trick in Hangzhou.
The Archers had their eyes set on nothing but Gold in Asian Games 2023 as Asia's number 1 compound archer Jyothi Surekha Vennam clinched her 3rd Gold medal of the tournament on Saturday.
This time she beat South Korea's So Chae-won in the final of the Women's Compound individual event.The win meant that India did a clean sweep in the Compound events, winning all 5 of their contests.
India's 'golden girl' Jyothi had earlier won Gold in the Women's Team and Mixed event as well. Aditi Swami also added a Bronze in the bag earlier in the day as she finished 3rd in the same event.
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Ojas beat compatriot Abhishek Verma 149-147 in an all-India final as Abhishek finished with silver.

Hat-trick of gold for Ojas Deotale, wins Compound Individual event final | Asian Games 2023

It's raining medals for India in Asian Games as World Champion archer Ojas Deotale beats compatriot Abhishek Verma in the final of Compound Individual event.

Ojas beat compatriot Abhishek Verma 149-147 in an all-India final as Abhishek finished with silver.

There's no stopping Indian archers in Asian Games 2023.
Soon after Jyothi Surekha Vennam clinched gold in women's Compound Individual Final, World Champion Ojas Pravin Deotale also finished at the top of the podium in the men's final of the same event.
He beat compatriot Abhishek Verma 149-147 in an all-India final as Abhishek finished with silver.
This is the 3rd gold medal for Ojas in Hangzhou. Before this, he won gold in Mixed Team and Men's Team events.

Ojas Deotale, Abhishek Verma and Prathamesh Jawkar were too strong for their South Korean opponents in the final, winning 235-230 in the final.

Asian Games 2023: Men's team in compound archery wins Gold for India on day 12 in Hangzhou 

India's Ojas Deotale, Abhishek Verma and Prathamesh Jawkar were too strong for their South Korean opponents in the men's team final in compound archery

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<h2>Ojas Deotale, Abhishek Verma and Prathamesh Jawkar were too strong for their South Korean opponents in the final, winning 235-230 in the final.</h2>

There's no stopping the Indian archers in Hangzhou!
The men's team is the latest to add yet another Gold to India's medal rush at the Asian Games.
The Indian trio of Ojas Deotale, Abhishek Verma and Prathamesh Jawkar were too strong for their South Korean opponents in the final, winning 235-230 to win India's third Gold in compound archery.
It was also India's third Gold of the day, taking their total Gold medal tally to 21 for the ongoing Asiad.
Earlier in the day, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/archery-india-win-gold-in-women-s-compound-team-event-asian-games-2023-1696479229891">the women's team also won Gold</a>, while the pair of Ojas Deotale and Jyothi Surekha Vennam had also finished top in the mixed team event.

The same Indian women's trio struck gold in World Championships 2023 as well and have now completed a double.

Archery: India win Gold in Women's Compound Team event | Asian Games 2023

Archers continued to make the nation proud at Asian Games 2023 as the Indian women's archery team of Jyothi Vennam, Aditi Swami and Parneet Kaur bagged Gold in the Women's Compound Team Final.

The same Indian women's trio struck gold in World Championships 2023 as well and have now completed a double.

Archers continued to make the nation proud at Asian Games 2023 as the Indian women's archery team of Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Aditi Swami and Parneet Kaur bagged Gold in the Women's Compound Team Final.
A perfect 30 for India in the final three shots of a seesaw battle put the Chinese Taipei trio under pressure, and they succumbed. The Indian trio won 230-229.
The same Indian women's trio struck gold in World Championships 2023 as well and have now completed a double.
While the Archery contingent struck second gold for in Asiad 2023, it was also the second time that Jyothi Surekha finished at the top of the podium in Hangzhou.

Earlier in the day, India had started with a bronze medal in the 35km Race Walk Mixed team event which had taken their total to 70 medals before the archers struck gold.

Asian Games 2023: Jyothi Vennam, Ojas Deotale clinch Gold in Archery as India surpass 2018 medal haul

Jyothi Vennam and Ojas Deotale clinch Gold in Archery Compound Mixed event as India surpass their best-ever medal haul in Asian Games with 71st medal!

Earlier in the day, India had started with a bronze medal in the 35km Race Walk Mixed team event which had taken their total to 70 medals before the archers struck gold.

India create history in Hangzhou!
It's just Day 11 of the 2023 Asian Games and the Indian contingent has already assured India of its best-ever medal haul in the competition's history as Jyothi Surekha Vennam and Ojas Deotale clinched gold in the Archery Compound Mixed event on October 4.
A dominant display by the Indian Archers helped India surpass their previous best of 70 medals with the top finish for our archers in the compound event.
It was a close contest for Jyothi and Ojas in the final but they managed to defeat South Korea at the end, with the Indians winning the tie with a score of 149-148.
Earlier in the day, India had started with a bronze medal in the 35km Race Walk Mixed team event which had taken their total to 70 medals before the archers struck gold.
With several events still left to be played, India could well achieve the 100-medal objective in this year's continental tournament.
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The Indians won 235-229 against their top-seeded opponents in a one-sided final.

World Archery Championships: Indian women's compound team wins historic gold, PM congratulates

PM Modi congratulated the Indian women's compound team of Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Aditi Swami and Parneet Kaur who created history by winning the country's first-ever gold medal in the World Archery Championships

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The Indians won 235-229 against their top-seeded opponents in a one-sided final.

The Indian women's compound team of Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Aditi Swami and Parneet Kaur on Friday created history by winning the country's first-ever gold medal in the World Archery Championships as the trio beat Mexico in the final.
The Indians won 235-229 against their top-seeded opponents in a one-sided final. The trio also opened India's medal account in the championships. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also took to Twitter to congratulate the team. 'A proud moment for India as our exceptional compound Women's Team brings home India's first-ever gold medal in the World Archery Championship held in Berlin. Congratulations to our champions! Their hard work and dedication have led to this outstanding outcome', he wrote.&nbsp;
Earlier, India had stunned defending champions Colombia 220-216 in the semifinals after a 228-226 win over Chinese Taipei in the quarterfinals.
This is the first time Indian archers became world champions after the country made its World Archery Championships debut in Punta Ala (Italy) in 1981.
India had previously lost in the finals in the World Archery Championships four times in recurve section and five times in the non-Olympic compound discipline.
"We were focused on the process. We had won enough silver medals and we had decided yesterday that we will win the gold. This is a start and we will win more medals," Jyothi said.
The 17-year-old Aditi, who recently became U-18 world champion, is the juniormost member of the team.
"It is a special moment to win the first medal and see the Indian flag go up," she said.
At a time when Indian recurve archers are in a downward spiral, the current achievement, albeit in a non-Olympic compound section, will be a big relief.
In fact, all the Indian recurve archers are out of medal contention in this tournament.
Dhiraj Bommadevara and Simranjeet Kaur's prequarterfinal exits on Thursday were the recurve archers' best finishes in the section.
India had last time won a medal in recurve discipline of the World Archery Championships in the 2019 edition in Den Bosch Netherlands when the men's team of Tarundeep Rai, Atanu Das and Pravin Jadhav had settled for a silver.
Up against Mexico, second-seeded Indian trio of Jyothi, Aditi and Parneet dominated from the start as they shot 59 points out of 60 in the first three rounds to cruise to a 177-172 lead.
In the first round, the Indians drilled in two X (closer to the centre) in five perfect 10s to put early pressure on Mexico's Dafne Quintero, Ana Sofia Hernandez Jeon and Andrea Becerra who totalled 57.
The second round was an identical one as Mexico shot 58 points this time to trail by three points.
In the third round, Jyothi, Aditi and Parneet had one X from five 10s en route to 59, while Mexico managed 57 to give India a five-point cushion going into the decider.
They sealed India's first gold in archery in this tournament with a 58.
It was a big relief especially for 27-year-old Jyothi who finally won a gold medal after missing out on four occasions.
In the last edition in Yankton 2021, she lost out in individual, team and mixed pair finals.
Her maiden final appearance was with the team in the 2017 Mexico City edition when she was with Trisha Deb and Lily Chanu Paonam.
Overall, Jyothi now has one gold, four silver and two bronze medals from the World Championships.
Jyothi, Aditi and Parneet are also in the hunt for individual medals having progressed into the quarterfinals.
While Parneet will be up against Jyothi in an all-Indian last-eight clash, Aditi will take on Sanne De Laat of the Netherlands.
"It was a historic moment ... we became world champions defeating Colombia in semifinal and Mexico in final (two great compound archery heavyweights)," said national high performance director Sanjeeva Singh.
"It will see a boom in coming years as there is an outside chance of compound getting introduced in the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics as an indoor sport (18M and 25M)," he added.

India also clinched a bronze medal in the Under-21 women's recurve individual section when Bhaja Kaur defeated Su Hsin-Yu of Chinese Taipei 7-1.

Archer Parth Salunkhe becomes first Indian to win Youth World Championship in recurve category

India also clinched a bronze medal in the Under-21 women's recurve individual section when Bhaja Kaur defeated Su Hsin-Yu of Chinese Taipei 7-1.

Parth Salunkhe became the first male archer to win a gold in the recurve category at the Youth World Championships as India finished with their highest-ever tally of 11 medals.
The 19-year-old from Satara in Maharashtra provided the perfect icing on the cake by defeating a Korean in the Under-21 men's recurve individual final, here on Sunday.
Salunkhe, who topped the rankings round, prevailed over seventh seed Song Injun 7-3 (26-26, 25-28, 28-26, 29-26, 28-26) in a hard-fought five-setter.
India also clinched a bronze medal in the Under-21 women's recurve individual section when Bhaja Kaur defeated Su Hsin-Yu of Chinese Taipei 7-1 (28-25, 27-27, 29-25, 30-26).
India finished with six gold, one silver and four bronze medals, which was highest in the standings in terms of total number of medals.
But in terms of rankings they finished second behind Korea who took the pole position with six gold and four silver medals.
Salunkhe trailed 1-3 after Injun hitting two perfect 10s and three 9s from first six arrows.
Just when it seemed a familiar Korean dominance over India, the former senior national champion Salunkhe fought back clinching the third set by two points, drilling one arrow closer to the centre (X) and made it three-all.
Pressure was writ large on Injun, as Salunkhe went on to hit two 10s and one 9 to snatch a 5-3 lead before finishing off in style with two Xs.
Son of a teacher, Salunkhe, whose talent was first tapped by coach Praveen Sawant during the post-pandemic phase in 2021, became the first male archer to become a youth world champion.
After Sawant discovered his talent, Salunkhe trained under Ram Avdesh at the SAI centre in Sonipat.
In women's recurve section, Deepika Kumari had become cadet and youth world champions in 2009 and 2011, a feat that was emulated by her Jharkhand statemate Komalika Bari in 2019 and 2021.
Overall, Salunkhe is the sixth Indian archer to become world champion in the youth showpiece.
Compound archers Palton Hansda (2006) and the duo of Aditi Swami and Priyansh who won here are the other youth world champions.
Salunkhe has previously won a silver in the Singapore Asia Cup Leg 3 in June this year, and two bronze medals in the same event in Sulaymaniyah and Sharjah last year.
With the World Championships and Asian Games in the pipeline, it remains to be seen whether Salunkhe manages to make the cut.

Dominating the contest from the first end, Aditi took a five-point lead at the halfway mark and sealed India's fourth gold in the tournament.

Aditi Swami becomes U-18 compound world champion

Rising archer Aditi Swami defeated Leann Drake of the USA to become the Under-18 women's world champion

Dominating the contest from the first end, Aditi took a five-point lead at the halfway mark and sealed India's fourth gold in the tournament.

Rising archer Aditi Swami defeated Leann Drake of the USA to become the Under-18 women's world champion here on Saturday.
Fresh from breaking the Under-18 compound women qualifying record at last month's World Cup, Aditi carried the momentum to the ongoing Youth World Championships to defeat Leann 142-136 in the final.
Dominating the contest from the first end, Aditi took a five-point lead at the halfway mark and sealed India's fourth gold in the tournament.
Making her senior debut at the World Cup, Aditi had won a team bronze in Medellin, Colombia last month.
Aditi has also won an individual silver medal at the Asia Cup Leg 3 in Sharjah last year.
India have so far won eight medals that also includes one silver and three bronze.
The Indian archers are also in the hunt for a gold and bronze medal later on Saturday.
Priyansh will face Alijaz Brenk of Slovenia in the U-21 compound men's section, while Avneet Kaur will fight for a bronze against Hallie Boulton of England in the U-21 compound women's section.

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