India's Archery Struggles at World Cup: A Wake-Up Call
India's archery team faced a tough outing at the World Cup Stage 3, failing to secure a medal. Recurve and compound archers, including Deepika Kumari and Tarundeep Rai, faltered. Simranjeet Kaur offered a glimmer of hope, but nerves led to a loss. Team selection and preparation need reevaluation.
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The Indian archery team faced a challenging performance at Stage 3 of the World Cup, finishing without any medals, raising concerns about team selection and mental toughness with the Asian Games just around the corner.
Following a strong showing in Shanghai last month, the Indian team struggled in Antalya, failing to secure any podium finishes, even in their strong compound category.
The performance calls for a fresh look at India's archery program, emphasizing the need for a stronger selection process and mental conditioning as major international competitions approach.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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