<div>Indian recurve mixed pair of Deepika Kumari and Mangal Singh Champia today settled for a silver after losing to their Mexican opponents in the final in the Archery World Cup Stage 3 here.<br /><br /><div>The Mexican pair of London Olympics silver medallists Aida Roman and Juan Rene Serrano took a 3-1 lead after the second end before winning the gold with a an easy 5-1 win in a one-sided contest.<br /><br /></div><div>India thus concluded their campaign in the Stage 3 of the World Cup with one gold and one silver. Having beaten in the bronze play-off in men's compound team event, Abhishek Verma claimed the gold in the individual event yesterday to open India's account.<br /><br /></div><div>Both the teams had a consistent start in the summit clash as the Mexican duo shot four 9s en route to 36, something that was matched by Deepika and Champia. Locked 1-1, the Mexicans shot two perfect 10s, including both closest to the centre, to take the second end 37-35.<br /><br /></div><div>Needing to win the third end to keep their hopes alive, the Indian pair lost out by one point as the Mexican duo sealed the issue without any hiccup.<br /><br /></div><div>Maintaining their consistency, Aida and Serrano once again shot two perfect 10s en route to 37, while Deepika and Champia managed 36 to lose out on a second gold medal from the Stage 3 World Cup.</div></div>
<div>Indian recurve mixed pair of Deepika Kumari and Mangal Singh Champia today settled for a silver after losing to their Mexican opponents in the final in the Archery World Cup Stage 3 here.<br /><br /><div>The Mexican pair of London Olympics silver medallists Aida Roman and Juan Rene Serrano took a 3-1 lead after the second end before winning the gold with a an easy 5-1 win in a one-sided contest.<br /><br /></div><div>India thus concluded their campaign in the Stage 3 of the World Cup with one gold and one silver. Having beaten in the bronze play-off in men's compound team event, Abhishek Verma claimed the gold in the individual event yesterday to open India's account.<br /><br /></div><div>Both the teams had a consistent start in the summit clash as the Mexican duo shot four 9s en route to 36, something that was matched by Deepika and Champia. Locked 1-1, the Mexicans shot two perfect 10s, including both closest to the centre, to take the second end 37-35.<br /><br /></div><div>Needing to win the third end to keep their hopes alive, the Indian pair lost out by one point as the Mexican duo sealed the issue without any hiccup.<br /><br /></div><div>Maintaining their consistency, Aida and Serrano once again shot two perfect 10s en route to 37, while Deepika and Champia managed 36 to lose out on a second gold medal from the Stage 3 World Cup.</div></div>