July 28th 2024.
The Indian women's archery team had a rough time at the Paris Olympics on Sunday. Despite their best efforts, they were unable to secure a win against the Netherlands, ultimately losing 0-6 in the quarterfinals. It was a disappointing performance for Ankita Bhakat, Bhajan Kaur, and Deepika Kumari, who faced a tough match against the Dutch team.
The match was split into three sets, and unfortunately, the Indian trio struggled to keep up with their opponents. In the first set, they lost by just one point, with a score of 51-52. The second set had a wider margin, with the Dutch team scoring 54 points to India's 49. And in the final set, the Indian team fell short once again, with a score of 53-48.
It was evident that Ankita and Deepika were not at their best during the match. They were unable to meet the expectations set for them, which ultimately contributed to the team's defeat. In archery, each set is worth two points for the team with the highest score, while a tie results in one point for each team. Unfortunately, the Indian team was unable to secure any points in this match.
Despite their disappointing performance, the Indian team had initially qualified for the quarterfinals by finishing fourth in the qualification round. While their journey may have ended here, they should be proud of their achievements and the hard work they put in to reach this point. It was a tough match, but the Indian women's archery team gave it their all, and that is something to be commended. This is PTI reporting on the Paris Olympics.
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