52 seconds, one arrow: How Sahil Jadhav won Asian Games gold
With three seconds left on the clock, Indian archer Sahil Jadhav raised his compound bow during the Asian Games mixed team final. The match between India and South Korea was tied at 157 points each. South Korea's Chikitha Taniparthi began with a 10, as did South Korea's Jungyoon Park. Jadhav, next in line, waited before releasing his arrow. Ten. South Korea needed another 10 to stay in the game. Choi's final arrow landed in the nine-ring, securing India's victory in the shoot-off and a gold medal in compound archery.
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