Indian archer Pravin Jadhav is producing a spectacular run at Tokyo Olympics, defeated World No.2 Russian Galsan Bazarchapov in a thumping 6-0 win over three sets to reach the last-32 of the men's individual archery round in Tokyo on Wednesday. Bazarchapov playing under the ROC flag, only shot two 10s in nine arrows, including a seven in the first set. Jadhav, on the other hand, displayed consistency with his performance with four 10s in nine arrows he shot. 

Let us tell you that earlier today, Veteran Indian archer Tarundeep Rai lost to Itay Shanny of Israel in a tight shoot-off finish for a tragic second-round exit in his last Olympics appearance at the Tokyo Games. Under breezy conditions at the Yumenoshima Park here, both players were locked 5-5 but Shanny, who is 15 years younger than Rai, sealed the match 10-9 with a perfect score in the shoot-off. 

The world number 92 Israeli, who had knocked out Japanese team event bronze medallist Muto Hiroki in the first round, performed better than Indian at the death as he shot three 10s from the final four arrows to sail into the pre-quarterfinals. Pravin will face World No. 1 from USA, Brady Ellison, next in the Round of 32 elimination at 1:32 PM IST on Wednesday.

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