Indian archers secured two quota places each in the recurve and compound sections for next year's Tokyo Paralympics after dishing out superb performances at the World Para Championships in the Netherlands today.
 
Punjabi University's Harvinder Singh and Uttar Pradesh's Vivek Chhikara finished joint ninth to bag the two available berths in the recurve men's open section.

In the compound men's open category, Jammu's Rakesh Kumar was first to qualify yesterday after making the bronze play-off where he will take on Matt Stutzman of the USA tomorrow. He was later joined by Rajasthan's Shyam Sundar Swami after his joint ninth finish.