Kazakhstan national team becomes Asian champion in compound archery for the first time

The Kazakhstan national team achieved a historic victory at the Asian Archery Championships in Dhaka (Bangladesh), winning a gold medal in the compound bow discipline for the first time ever.

In the final match, the Kazakh archers defeated Team India with a score of 240:228. The national team was represented by Dilmukhamet Musa, Buned Mirzametov, and Andrey Tyutyun.

On their way to the decisive round, the team defeated Iraq (234:225) in the Round of 16, Iran (233:231) in the quarterfinals, and Korea (236:235) in the semifinals.

The Asian Championships are taking place from November 9 to 14 and bring together 207 athletes from 29 countries. For Kazakhstan, this tournament has already become a landmark event, opening a new chapter in the development of the national archery school.

It is worth noting that archery is among the 46 priority sports that are being consistently developed in Kazakhstan.