India, Sept. 13 -- India's top-ranked recurve archer Dhiraj Bommadevara, the lone from the country to make the cut for the season-ending World Cup Final this year, will be eyeing a maiden medal at the coveted event when he starts out against Turkey's Berkim Tumer, here on Sunday.

The one-day competition follows a straightforward knockout format beginning with the quarterfinals, meaning two wins will be enough for an archer to assure himself of a medal.

Dhiraj qualified for the elite eight-member field by virtue of his victory at the World Cup Stage 3 in Antalya. No other Indian archer has made the cut across the recurve and compound sections in the men's and women's categories.

As for the draw, it is a relatively favourable one for the...