PARIS: The women’s recurve team bounced back after the chance of missing out on an Olympic plan to complete second behind Mexico from the qualification across the Archery World Cup Stage 3 to Tuesday.
The troika of world number three Deepika Kumari, Ankita Bhakat and Komalika Bari, who’d left a shock second round exit at the closing Olympic Qualifier on Sunday, gathered 1986 points to be eligible for its pre-quarterfinals.
By June, Mexico and India had the same top-two end in Sunday’s eligibility round prior to the trio were removed by Colombia in straight places.
Even the second-seeded Indian women’s group will face the winners of this link between Spain and Sweden from the last-16.
Deepika was back into her components following Sunday’s debacle because she headed by two things from her Mexican competitor Alejandra Valencia in the halfway mark prior to overlooking the rod position by six factors.
Deepika took 674 to inhabit the second place behind Alejandra to progress right into the last-32 as next seed.
Left-handed Ankita has been the 2nd greatest Indian in the qualification round, shooting 664 to accept the fifth place and combine Deepika into last-32.
19-year-old Komalika ended 19th using 648 points.
Archery WC: Indian women’s recurve team finishes second in Eligibility
