With archers from 30 countries taking part, the curtains came down on the Teer 24th Asian Archery Championships on Friday. The competition began on November 8 at the National Stadium and concluded at the Army Stadium.

This time, India emerged as the best-performing nation across individual and team events. They won a total of 10 medals – 6 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze. South Korea secured 2 golds, 4 silvers and 4 bronzes. Hosts Bangladesh claimed one silver and one bronze.

The final day began with the recurve women's team final. South Korea claimed the gold medal with a 6-0 set-point victory (54-52, 57-55, 56-51) over Chinese Taipei. The gold-winning Korean team consisted of Jang Min-hee, Kim Surin and Nam Su-hyeon. Malaysia had already secured the bronze medal earlier by defeating Uzbekistan 6-0.

In the recurve men's team final, a thrilling contest unfolded between South Korea and India. With both teams level at 4-4 across four sets (56-56, 56-56, 57-51, 57-53), the match proceeded to a tie-break. India won the shoot-off 29+ to 29, with both sides scoring 29 but India's arrow landing closer to the inner 10. The Indian gold-medal team comprised Yashdeep Sanjay Bhoge, Atanu Das and Rahul. Uzbekistan had claimed the bronze on Thursday.

In the recurve mixed team final, Chinese Taipei earned the gold medal with a comfortable 6-2 set-point win (35-36, 37-36, 36-34, 35-34) over Uzbekistan. The winning pair for Chinese Taipei were Li Tsai-Chi and Tai Yu-Hsuan.

In the recurve mixed team bronze-medal match, South Korea's pairing of Jang Min-hee and Seo Mingi swept past India with a 6-0 victory.

In the second session of the day, India's Ankita Bhakat won the gold medal in the women's recurve individual event. In the final, she defeated South Korea's Nam Su-hyeon 7-3 by set points (29-27, 26-26, 26-28, 29–28, 29-28). In the bronze medal match, India's Deepika Kumari triumphed by 6-5 set points in a tiebreaker, beating compatriot Sangita. After a 5-5 deadlock, both shot 10s in the shoot-off, but Deepika took the win by hitting closer to the centre.

The recurve men's individual final brought this year's event to a close. The event featured an all-India final, where Dhiraj Bommadevara defeated compatriot Rahul by 6-2 set points (28-28, 29-26, 28-28, 28-26) to claim the gold. In the bronze medal match, South Korea's Seo Mingi beat compatriot Jang Chaehwan by 7-1 set points.

Meanwhile the Adviser for Youth and Sports, Asif Mahmud Sojib Bhuiyan, announced a cash reward of Tk 100,0000 each for the three medal winners of the Bangladesh team. Bonna Akter and Himu bachhar won a silver in compound mixed team event while Kulsum Akter Moni won a bronze medal in women's individual compound event.