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Indian archer Sheetal Devi clinches second consecutive gold at Asian Para Games
Sheetal Devi overcame a four-point deficit to defeat Singapore's Alim Nur Syahidah in the women's compound individual final at the Asian Para Games. The Indian archer secured a 142-139 victory to claim her second consecutive gold medal in the event.
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Sheetal Devi delivered a commanding performance in the women's compound individual archery final at the Asian Para Games, staging a comeback to edge out Singapore's Alim Nur Syahidah with a score of 142-139. Despite trailing by four points during the competition, the Indian archer demonstrated remarkable composure to secure the gold medal.
The victory marks Devi's second consecutive gold medal in the women's compound individual category at the Asian Para Games. Her precision and consistency under pressure proved decisive in the closely contested final, showcasing her technical prowess in the sport.
With this win, Devi has now accumulated three medals at the ongoing Games. Her medal haul includes two gold medals and one silver, establishing her as one of India's standout performers in the archery competition. The achievement reinforces India's strong presence in para-sport disciplines at the continental event.