India's men's compound archery team etched their names in history by clinching the country's first-ever gold medal in the event at the World Championships. The trio of Rishabh Yadav, Aman Saini, and Prathamesh Fuge displayed remarkable composure to outscore France 235-233 in a tense final, marking a breakthrough for Indian archery on the global stage. This victory builds on India's growing prowess in compound archery, where the nation has earned multiple Asian Games medals but had yet to claim a World Championship team gold until now.

The final showdown was a nail-biter, with India maintaining a slim edge through precise shooting under pressure. The team's performance highlighted their technical skill and mental fortitude, turning the tide against a formidable French squad known for consistency in international competitions.

En route to the title, India delivered commanding wins over Australia, the powerhouse United States, and Turkey, showcasing their dominance throughout the tournament. These upsets underscored the squad's preparation and synergy, honed through rigorous national training programs.

Also Read: India Draw 2-2 with Japan in Women’s Asia Cup

This milestone is expected to inspire a new generation of archers in India, boosting the sport's popularity amid government initiatives like the Target Olympic Podium Scheme. As celebrations ensue, the team looks ahead to upcoming events, aiming to build on this momentum for Olympic success.

Also Read: Dubey, Upendra Give Central Zone Crucial First-Innings Lead in Duleep Semi