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Paris Paralympics 2024 | Promise to defeat: How Pooja Jatyan’s 4-0 lead slipped away as she lost to China’s Wu Chunyan

Pooja had a strong start, winning the first set decisively by a five-point margin with only two points dropped

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Pooja Jatyan (Pic: X)

Pooja Jatyan (Pic: X)

Indian archer Pooja Jatyan experienced a dramatic reversal in fortune, losing her place in the semifinals of the women’s recurve open at the Paris Paralympics 2024. Despite leading 4-0, she succumbed to Wu Chunyan of China, falling 4-6 in the quarterfinals.

Wu Chunyan, a seasoned archer with four Paralympic medals, including a team gold from the 2016 Rio Games, began poorly, scoring just 23 points in the opening set after hitting the 7-point red ring twice.

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