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Gold eludes archers

Sports Reporter
Hosts Bangladesh's lone hope of clinching a gold medal in the 5th Asian Archery Grand Prix went up in smoke when Emdadul Haq Milon was edged by narrowest of margins by Indian Tarundip on the final day of the meet at the Bangladesh Krira Shikkha Protisthan yesterday.
Bangladesh, however, grabbed four silver and one bronze medals in the tournament while India kept their supremacy on the medal table with six golds, two silvers and three bronzes, followed by runners-up Myanmar, who took two golds, one silver and three bronzes.
Milon was just not lucky enough to give the hosts a gold medal in the men's individual 70m recurve bow as he lost to Tarun, who scored one point more than Milon's 107. Another star Bangladeshi archer Sajjad Hossain had won the individual recurve gold medal in the fourth edition in India last month.
The men's team also finished behind Indians in the recurvo bow, scoring 214 points, three points less than the winners'217.
In the women’s individual recurvo bow, all three medals went to India with Dola Banerjee, Belsri and Bombala Devi clinching the gold, silver and bronze respectively.
However, the women's team of die home side showed some maturity in the recurve team event finishing behind champions India (206). Myanmar's women's team finished third scoring eight points less than Bangladesh's 191.
In the compound bow, Indian Chungda took the gold
medal scoring two points more than Myanmar's Ye Min Swe, who made 116. Chungda's compatriot Sing Sidu finished third in the event.
India, Bangladesh and Myanmar finished first, second and third respectively in the men's compound event while Myanmar bagged both the gold medals in the women's individual and team compound events.
A Nhgein of Myanmar scored 114 to take the women's individual compound gold while Iranian Seyedey finished j behind her having made 113 points. Myanmar's Hai Hla San became third with 112 points.
Myanmar’s women's team also beat Indians by 225-221 to grab gold while hosts Bangladesh finished third, with a far behind 126 points.
State Minister for Youth and Sports Ahad Ali Sarker distributed the medals among the winners while Bangladesh Archery' Federation president major general (retd) Sadique Hasan Rumy. BKSP director general Brig. Gen. Shawkat Hossain, archery federation's general secretary Kazi Rajib Uddin Ahmed were among others present.