India strike gold in recurve and compound doubles as World Archery Para Series reaches final day
- On Wednesday, India concluded the World Archery Para Series Stage III by securing two gold medals, with world champion Sheetal Devi claiming the women's compound title and Paralympics medallist Harvinder Singh and teammate Bhawna winning the recurve mixed team event.
- The Indian para-archery contingent secured four additional bronze medals alongside their two golds, concluding the campaign on Wednesday with a successful medal haul across multiple categories.
- Sheetal Devi held her nerve in a dramatic shoot-off against Kazakhstan's Aizada Seidan, delivering a perfect 10 to defeat Seidan 10-9 after both archers were deadlocked at 144-144.
- Harvinder Singh and Bhawna blanked China's Liang Qiurong and Xia Lei 6-0 to claim the recurve mixed team gold, dominating the match in straight sets to finalize India's campaign.
- Beyond the gold performances, Toman Kumar earned bronze in the men's compound individual event and the mixed team category, while Bhawna and Sarita added individual bronze medals to the total.
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Sheetal Devi’s gold headlines India’s 15-medal haul at World Archery Para Series 2026 in Ahmedabad - The Tribune
Sheetal Devi clinched gold in the women’s compound event as India wrapped up the World Archery Para Series 2026 Stage 3 in Ahmedabad with a haul of 15 medals — four gold, three silver and eight bronze — on Wednesday, according to Olympics.com.
Sheetal Devi Wins Gold at World Archery Para Series 2026 | 🏆 LatestLY
Sheetal Devi clinched a dramatic shoot-off gold in the para compound women's individual event, spearheading India's impressive six-medal triumph at the World Archery Para Series Stage III in Ahmedabad on Wednesday, September 9, 2026. 🏆 Sheetal Devi Wins Gold at World Archery Para Series 2026.
Bull's-eye under pressure: Para archer Sheetal wins landmark gold in Ahmedabad
Sheetal Devi beat Kazakhstan’s Aizada Seidan in a shoot-off to win the compound women’s title in Ahmedabad. The victory gave the reigning world champion her first individual World Archery Para Series crown ahead of Aichi-Nagoya 2026.
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