Dhiraj's World Cup Gold Medal Boosts Confidence Ahead of Asian Games

Recurve archer B. Dhiraj recently secured a gold medal at the World Cup Final in Saltillo, Mexico, marking a significant achievement in his career. This victory makes him the second Indian archer to win this title, following Dola Banerjee's success in 2007.

Despite facing challenges such as fatigue from 35 hours of travel and windy conditions during the competition, Dhiraj expressed that this win would enhance his confidence for future events, particularly the Asian Games. After returning to Japan to join India's preparatory camp, he shared insights about his journey and the rigorous training that prepared him for the competition.

Dhiraj emphasized his commitment to continuous improvement and technical excellence, noting that consistent practice over the past two years has contributed to his success. He remains motivated to achieve more and represent India on the global stage.