India ended their participation in the 2025 Para Archery Asia Cup in Thailand with six gold medals, finishing at the top of the medal table. On the final day of the competition today, India won six medals, including two golds. Sarita won the gold in the women’s compound open, beating Singapore’s Nur Syahidah Alim 143-142 in the final. Shyam Sundar Swami also won gold in the men’s compound open, defeating Indonesia’s Ken Swagumilang 143-141.

Rakesh Kumar won a bronze medal in the men’s compound open after a tie at 140 points with Malaysia’s Wiro Julin, winning in a shoot-off. Later, Pooja lost the women’s recurve open final to Slovakia’s Zina Lavrinc, earning a silver medal after a 6-0 defeat. Harvinder Singh, the Paralympic champion, secured another bronze medal in the men’s recurve open, winning 6-2 against Nurfaizal Hamzah. Adil Mohamed Nazir Ansari won a bronze medal in men’s W1 (Rec/Comp) by defeating Yung Man Tai of Hong Kong 120-116.

India pocketed a total of 12 medals in the competition, including six gold, three silver, and three bronze.