Deepika Kumari won a bronze medal in Shanghai World Cup, India’s medal number is six

Last Updated: May 11, 2025, 16:40 Istshanghai World Cup: Deepika Kumari won a bronze medal after defeat in the semi -finals at Shanghai Archery World Cup. He defeated Kanga Chen Yong of Korea 7-3. India’s medal number of medals increased to six. Tirandaz Deepika Kumari New Delhi: India’s most successful archer Deepika Kumari was successful in saving respect with the bronze medal after losing to the world number one Lim Sihyone in the Shanghai Archery World Cup Phase 2 on Sunday. The Korea player defeated Deepika by a margin of 7-1 in the women’s recurve personal match. This 21 -year -old Olympic champion also defeated Deepika in the last four in the Yachion World Cup last year. After the IPL, another tournament was postponed in India, the Neeraj Chopra competition for indefinitely 30-year-old archer of India, however, overtaken the podium at the podium with a 7–3 victory against another Korean player Kang Chen Yong in a bronze medal match, leaving behind the disappointment of the semi-finals. With this victory of Deepiki, the number of medals in India increased to six. Out of this, five medals were won by the archers of the compound class on Saturday. Madhura Dhamangankar won three medals with personal gold and celebrated a return to the national team after three years. Deepika showed more patience and strategic clarity in the bronze medal match after faced in the semi -finals. The first set ended on equal from 27-27, but Deepika took a 3–1 lead by scoring 28 points in the second set. Former world champion Kong, however, made a comeback, making the score 3-3 with Deepika’s 27 points against 27. Deepika, who has played Olympic four times, made a brilliant use of the experience and took a 5-3 lead by taking the three targets on 10 points. After this, he confirmed his victory by scoring 29 points against 28 Kang. India recurve is in the second medal race in the individual competition. Partha Salunke lost 4-6 to Korea veteran Kim Wujin in the semi-finals of the men’s category. He will now play for a bronze medal. Anshul Talmale served as Deputy News Editor in Network 18 Group from February 2025. A decade experience in journalism. As a reporter, witness to several national-international events. The beginning of a career with electronic media. Jagran New Media … Read more from the post of Deputy News Editor in Network 18 Group from Reader 2025. A decade experience in journalism. As a reporter, witness to several national-international events. The beginning of a career with electronic media. Jagran New Media … Read more India’s latest news on News18 India.

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