Indian archery athlete Deepika Kumari
Today is going to be a very special day for Indian fans in the Paris Olympics. The Indian women’s archery team will try to end the 36-year wait for winning a medal in the Olympic Games by maintaining its momentum in the quarter-finals today. In this match, it will face the teams of France and Netherlands. All eyes will be on Ankita Bhakat, Bhajan Kaur and Deepika Kumari.
Had a wonderful performance in the qualification round
In archery, the women’s team had secured fourth place in the qualification ranking round and was successful in qualifying for the quarterfinals. The team finished fourth after South Korea, China and Mexico. In the qualification ranking round, Ankita’s individual score was 666, Bhajan Kaur’s individual score was 659 and Deepika Kumari’s individual score was 658. In this way, India’s total score was 1983. Fans will expect similar performance from them today.
When is the quarterfinal match of Archery women’s team?
The quarterfinal match of the Indian Archery Women’s Team will be played from 5:45 pm. Jio Cinema and Sports 18 have the broadcasting rights of the Olympics in India. These games are being shown live on various channels of Sports 18. Apart from this, you will be able to do live streaming for free on Jio Cinema. Let us tell you, India made its Olympic debut in archery in 1988 but till now its archers have failed to advance beyond the quarterfinals.
Let us tell you, Indian players have been facing defeat from South Korea in Olympics so far. This time the men’s team will not face Korea before the final but the women’s team may face them in the semi-finals. In such a situation, the Indian Archery Women’s Team will have to make a big upset to win a medal this time, so that they can end the wait for the medal this time at any cost.
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