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In a battle between the top-two seeds of the competition, Indians showed ice-cool composure to get the better of the mighty Koreans without dropping a set.

Archery World Cup: India stun reigning Olympic champions South Korea to win gold in men's recurve

In a battle between the top-two seeds of the competition, Indians showed ice-cool composure to get the better of the mighty Koreans without dropping a set.

Indian men's recurve team of Dhiraj Bommadevara, Tarundeep Rai and Pravin Jadhav shocked reigning Olympic champions South Korea in a historic win to land an Archery World Cup gold medal after 14 years, in Shanghai on Sunday.
This is Indian men's recurve team's maiden triumph over the archery powerhouse in a World Cup final, and it will boost their chances of securing a berth in the upcoming Paris Olympics.
The trio of Dhiraj, Tarundeep and Pravin showed ice-cool composure to get the better of the mighty Koreans without dropping a set.
The 40-year-old Army man Tarundeep was also a part of the gold medal-winning team in Shanghai World Cup Stage 4 in August 2010. Then the recurve team comprising Rahul Banerjee, Tarundeep and Jayanta defeated Japan.
In a battle between the top-two seeds of the competition, India won 5-1 (57-57, 57-55, 55-53), taking their gold medal count to five in the season-opening Stage 1 World Cup.
The success also rubbed on the mixed team of Ankita Bhakat and Dhiraj who trounced Alejandra Valencia and Matias Grande of Mexico 6-0 (35-31, 38-35, 39-37) to win bronze.
Overall, India have five gold, one silver and a bronze so far, while former world No. 1 Deepika Kumari is in the hunt for another medal, playing her women's recurve individual semifinal later in the day.
In the men's team final, India were up against their nemesis South Korea, who featured two members of the Tokyo Olympics gold medal winning team in Kim Woojin and Kim Je Deok. Lee Woo Seok was the third member.
But the Indian troika put up a brave front and drilled in three 10s that included two X (closer to the centre) and three 9s to match their rivals (57-all) in the opening set.
It put the pressure back on the Koreans who slipped twice into the 8-ring, while the Indian shot four perfect 10s including three Xs from six arrows to take the second set 57-55 and take 3-1 lead.
In the next set, the Koreans faltered and managed just 53 as the Indians held their nerves to close out the game with a 55 en route to clinch a first men's team World Cup gold since 2010.
Before this victory, the women's team had previously beaten the Koreans twice in the 2013 World Cup -- Medellin Stage 3 in July and Wroclaw Stage 4 in August.
"The nerves always kick in when Korea is in the final. But now, no one can doubt our ability to defeat them," declared former Commonwealth Games gold medalist Rahul Banerjee, a member of the Shanghai 2010 triumph.
"They have been showing perfect rhythm right from the qualifying round and it's definitely one of the biggest wins in archery. They will now have to hold on to this momentum till Paris," he added.
So far, India have a solitary Olympic berth which was earned by Dhiraj in the men's individual section.
The final Olympic qualifying event is the Stage 3 World Cup in Antalya, Turkey, from June 18 to 23 following which the team rankings will offer two additional quotas for the first time.
The two highest-ranked nations, who did not make the cut from the Qualifiers, will receive team berths for Paris from the World Archery rankings.
India (231 points) are now third in the world rankings behind China (241) and No. 1 South Korea (340) and are well-placed to make the Paris Olympics cut.
Earlier on Saturday, Indian compound archers had swept the team events winning men's, women's and mixed team gold medals.
Reigning Asian Games champion Jyothi Surekha Vennam added a fourth gold in women's compound individual section, while Priyansh settled for a maiden World Cup silver in the men's individual compound section.&nbsp;

Aditi Gopichand Swami, a 16-year-old, dominated the 3rd stage of the Hyundai Archery World Cup in Colombia.

Aditi Gopichand Swami: 16-year-old breaks Archery world record

Aditi Gopichand Swami, a 16-year-old, broke the U-18 world record in the compound women's category at the Archery World Cup in Colombia.

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<h2>Aditi Gopichand Swami, a 16-year-old, dominated the 3rd stage of the Hyundai Archery World Cup in Colombia.</h2>

16-year-old Aditi Gopichand Swami made waves at the third stage of the Hyundai Archery World Cup in Medellin, Colombia.&nbsp;
Swami's remarkable performance not only secured her the top position but also saw her smashing the under-18 world record in the compound women's category.
Swami showcased her exceptional skills by amassing an impressive total of 711 points in the 72-arrow 50-meter qualification round. Her flawless performance included a perfect score of 60, leaving her competitors in awe.&nbsp;
Notably, she surpassed the previous world record of 705, which was set just last month by Liko Arreola, a debutant for the US senior team.
In a post-match interview, an elated Swami expressed her joy and disbelief at her extraordinary feat, stating, "I feel amazing and I am very happy. I didn&rsquo;t expect that I was going to shoot like that and that score, but now I&rsquo;m very happy with that score because I&rsquo;m only 16 years old.&rdquo;
The Indian archery contingent demonstrated remarkable strength throughout the competition, with three of the top six women hailing from their ranks.&nbsp;
Swami's compatriot, Jyothi Surekha Vennam, secured the second position, further cementing India's dominance in the event. Notably, home favorite Sara Lopez was also part of the top contenders, highlighting the level of competition in the tournament.
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The Indian duo who continued on their gold medal run this year defeated Korea's Oh Yoohyun and Kim Jongho 156-155

Archery World Cup: Jyothi Vennam & Ojas Deotale win mixed compound gold

India's Jyothi Surekha Vennam and Ojas Deotale continue to shine as they clinch their 2nd mixed-team gold medal in just 2 months...

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The Indian duo who continued on their gold medal run this year defeated Korea's Oh Yoohyun and Kim Jongho 156-155

India's Jyothi Surekha Vennam and Ojas Deotale have clinched mixed team gold medal at the Archery World Cup stage 2 in Shanghai.&nbsp; The Indian duo who continued on their gold medal run this year defeated Korea's Oh Yoohyun and Kim Jongho 156-155 in a hard-fought final in the season's second world cup. Last month, Jyothi-Ojas had also won mixed team gold in stage 1 of the World Cup held in Antalya, Turkey. Jyothi had also won women's individual compound gold in Turkey.&nbsp;

A resurgent Indian women's team at the Archery World Cup stage-3 overcame their poor run in the ranking round to ensure a medal for the nation on Thursday. The women's recurve team of Ankita Bhakat, Simranjeet Kaur and Dipika Kumari who had slipped out of the top 30 in the qualifying round entered the final in a resounding manner. They will now face third seed Chinese Taipei on Sunday. In the lead-up to the finals, the 13th seed Indian side defeated Britain, Ukraine and Turkey. While they overcame 4th seed Ukraine 5-1 and Great Britain 6-0 in the quarterfinals, the Indian trio ousted Turkey with a thrilling 5-3 win  in the semis. Meanwhile, India's ace compound archer Jyothi Surekha Vennam has kept India's hopes alive for a 2nd medal after she qualified for the semifinals in the women's individual section. The World Championship silver medallist defeated Estonia's Lissell Jaatma to seal the semis spot. The men's team's outing however came to an end early as the recurve team (Tarundeep Rai, Jayanta Talukdar, Pravin Jadhav) and Abhishek Yadav who was competing in the individual event were defeated in the first round bye and quarterfinals respectively. 

Archery World Cup: India makes stunning comeback, women's recurve team enters final

A struggling India's women's recurve team of Ankita Bhakat, Simranjeet Kaur and Dipika Kumari emerged from the rubble to make it to the finals of the Archery World Cup stage-3

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The women's recurve team of Ankita Bhakat, Simranjeet Kaur and Dipika Kumari who had slipped out of the top 30 in the qualifying round entered the final in a resounding manner.

A resurgent Indian women's team at the Archery World Cup stage-3 overcame their poor run in the ranking round to ensure a medal for the nation on Thursday. The women's recurve team of Ankita Bhakat, Simranjeet Kaur and Dipika Kumari who had slipped out of the top 30 in the qualifying round entered the final in a resounding manner. They will now face third seed Chinese Taipei on Sunday.&nbsp; In the lead-up to the finals, the 13th seed Indian side defeated Britain, Ukraine and Turkey. While they overcame 4th seed Ukraine 5-1 and Great Britain 6-0 in the quarterfinals, the Indian trio ousted Turkey with a thrilling 5-3 win&nbsp; in the semis.&nbsp; Meanwhile, India's ace compound archer Jyothi Surekha Vennam has kept India's hopes alive for a 2nd medal after she qualified for the semifinals in the women's individual section. The World Championship silver medallist defeated Estonia's Lissell Jaatma to seal the semis spot.&nbsp; The men&rsquo;s team&rsquo;s outing however came to an end early as they were beaten by Switzerland. In the individual event, Abhishek Verma&rsquo;s campaign also came to a halt in the last eight.

Indian archer Deepika Kumari&nbsp;regained the number one spot in world rankings after her Gold medal blitz at the World Cup Stage 3 in Paris. Her 3 gold medals in three recurve&nbsp;events including Women's individual, team and mixed pair events ensured that she returns to the top spot of rankings after 9 years. The gold rush in Paris started when&nbsp;Deepika&nbsp;teamed up with Ankita Bhakat and Komalika Bari to win the women's recurve team gold beating Mexico. She then along with her husband&nbsp;Atanu Das&nbsp;won gold in mixed pair. The archer from Ranchi&nbsp;then won the individual event to cap the perfect three out of three in the recurve women's section. Her tally after this blitz goes to 9 gold, 12 silver and seven bronze medals at the World Cups. A big boost for Deepika&nbsp;as she will be the only Indian woman archer to represent India at the Tokyo Olympics next month.&nbsp;

Hat-trick of golds & Deepika reclaims No. 1 archery spot

Deepika&nbsp;Kumari's&nbsp;3 gold medals in three recurve&nbsp;events including Women's individual, team and mixed pair events ensured that she returns to the top spot of rankings after 9 years

Indian archer Deepika Kumari&nbsp;regained the number one spot in world rankings after her Gold medal blitz at the World Cup Stage 3 in Paris. Her 3 gold medals in three recurve&nbsp;events including Women's individual, team and mixed pair events ensured that she returns to the top spot of rankings after 9 years. The gold rush in Paris started when&nbsp;Deepika&nbsp;teamed up with Ankita Bhakat and Komalika Bari to win the women's recurve team gold beating Mexico. She then along with her husband&nbsp;Atanu Das&nbsp;won gold in mixed pair. The archer from Ranchi&nbsp;then won the individual event to cap the perfect three out of three in the recurve women's section. Her tally after this blitz goes to 9 gold, 12 silver and seven bronze medals at the World Cups. A big boost for Deepika&nbsp;as she will be the only Indian woman archer at the Tokyo Olympics next month.&nbsp;

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<li>Deepika Kumari&nbsp;regained the number one spot after 3 Gold medals at World Cup&nbsp;</li>
<li>She won gold in Women's individual, team and mixed pair events</li>
<li>Deepika&nbsp;will be the only Indian woman archer at the Tokyo Olympics&nbsp;</li>
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