India will host the second leg of the Asia Cup Archery 2027 in New Delhi, marking the return of the prestigious continental archery event to the country after a gap of 22 years, officials announced.
The tournament is expected to bring together top archers from across Asia, providing a major competitive platform ahead of global events such as the World Championships and the Olympic Games. Hosting duties highlight India’s growing presence in international archery and its improving sporting infrastructure.
Officials said preparations will focus on providing world-class facilities, athlete-friendly conditions, and smooth event management to meet international standards. The competition is also expected to boost grassroots interest in archery and inspire young talent.
India last hosted a major Asia Cup archery event more than two decades ago, and the return of the tournament is being seen as a significant milestone for the sport’s development in the country. Coaches and athletes have welcomed the move as a morale booster.
The Delhi leg of the Asia Cup is likely to feature recurve and compound categories, with strong participation expected from leading archery nations across the continent. Further details on dates and venues are expected to be announced in due course.
