<p>Reigning world champion Aditi Swami and top seed Jyothi Surekha Vennam eased past their respective quarterfinal rivals to set up a semifinal clash in the women's compound individual event and assure India of at least a silver medal in archery at the Asian Games, here on Tuesday.</p>.<p> Aditi, who is seeded fourth, dropped just one point from 15 arrows to eliminate Amaya Amparo Cojuangco of Phillipines 149-146 in the quarterfinals.</p>.<p> Multiple World Cup medallist Jyothi ousted ninth seed Adel Zhexenbinova of Kazakhstan 147-144 in another last-eight round match.</p>.Asian Games: Mixed fortunes for Indian chess teams in round 4.<p> Overall, Indian archers are in medal hunt in eight events, including two in individual sections.</p>.<p> The duo are now headed for their second semifinal clash in two months.</p>.<p> Aditi, who considers the seasoned Jyothi as her idol, had ousted the latter 145-149 in the semifinal en route to becoming senior world champion at Berlin in August this year.</p>
<p>Reigning world champion Aditi Swami and top seed Jyothi Surekha Vennam eased past their respective quarterfinal rivals to set up a semifinal clash in the women's compound individual event and assure India of at least a silver medal in archery at the Asian Games, here on Tuesday.</p>.<p> Aditi, who is seeded fourth, dropped just one point from 15 arrows to eliminate Amaya Amparo Cojuangco of Phillipines 149-146 in the quarterfinals.</p>.<p> Multiple World Cup medallist Jyothi ousted ninth seed Adel Zhexenbinova of Kazakhstan 147-144 in another last-eight round match.</p>.Asian Games: Mixed fortunes for Indian chess teams in round 4.<p> Overall, Indian archers are in medal hunt in eight events, including two in individual sections.</p>.<p> The duo are now headed for their second semifinal clash in two months.</p>.<p> Aditi, who considers the seasoned Jyothi as her idol, had ousted the latter 145-149 in the semifinal en route to becoming senior world champion at Berlin in August this year.</p>