India vs South Korea, Live Archery Score and Updates, Asian Archery Championships 2017 Men's Recurve Team Final

And with that, India wrap up its campaign at the Asian Archery Championships with 2 gold, 3 silver and a bronze. With a total of six medals, they finish second in the medal standings behind Korea, who have a whopping 14 medals.

Final score: Korea def India 5-1 (56-56, 58-55, 55-53) to win the men's recurve team gold.

Korea thus bags this set 55-53 and goes up 5-1 in points to win the gold.

Korea produces a rare seven but again improves with a couple of 10s.

Talukdar now improves and is the only one of the trio to produce a 10 as the rest score a 9 and an eight

Korea too shoots an eight but they make up for it with two 10s

Third set

Das shoots a sizzling 10 but the others produce two paltry 8s.

Korea takes the second set with a score of 58-55 and leads India 3-1 in points

Atanu Das shoots a 10 but the others couldn't. It's a 9 and an eight from Talukdar and Yashdev.

Korea oozes brilliance with a flawless triple 10

Slight dip in form from India as they produce two 9s and a 10

Second set

Korea starts with two 10s and a 9

At the end of the first set, the two teams are tied at 56-56 and the points are thus split at 1-1

Korea too responds with two 10s and a 9

Much better from India as they come up with two 10s and a 9

Korea scores three 9s to start off things

India start with a 10, 9 and an eight to score 27

We are under way!

As we wait for the match to begin, you can find out here how India made a stunning comeback to clinch the women's team compound gold.

Welcome to the Sportskeeda liveblog of the Asian Archery Championships 2017 Men's Recurve Team Final.

The recurve archers have not been able to match up to the brilliance shown by their compound counterparts at the Asian Archery Championships this year. So far, the compound archers have delivered two gold, two silver and a bronze medal from this event.

India's latest medals came earlier in the day with the women's compound team upsetting Korea to take the gold while the men having to settle for silver.

But now all eyes are on the recurve archers. This is their only chance to make up for the comparatively poor show. The men's team of Atanu Das, Jayanta Talukdar and Yashdev showed nerves of steel in their semi-final match against third seeds China.

They held off the Chinese 5-4 (29-28) in a tightly-contested match to advance to the final. That must have given the Indians a lot of confidence before they face the mighty Koreans.

Can India add yet another gold to their tally in Dhaka?