Bangladesh secured a gold medal in the women’s compound team event at the second stage of the 2026 Asia Cup–World Ranking Tournament in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq.

The Bangladeshi team, comprising Bonna Akter, Kulsum Akter Moni and Sriporna Biswas, defeated Kazakhstan 230–220 in the final to clinch the gold medal.

The three archers maintained an impressive rhythm from the beginning, delivering consistent performances across all four ends to secure a 10-point victory.

Bangladesh took the lead in the first end with 57 points and matched the same score in the second end to maintain their advantage. The team then scored 58 points in each of the final two ends, finishing with a total of 230 points.

Kazakhstan, meanwhile, scored 55 points in the first end, 52 in the second, 56 in the third and 57 in the fourth, finishing with 220 points overall.

The Bangladeshi women maintained control throughout the final to secure the gold medal. The achievement marks another significant milestone in the country’s progress in international archery.

The Bangladesh Archery Federation congratulated the archers, coaches and everyone involved in the team’s success.