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Yorkshire archer Danielle Brown wins Silver in Bangkok
Yorkshire's olympic gold medal winning archer Danielle Brown has won silver at the Para World Championships in Bangkok.
She was competing in the mixed team compound with fellow Brit John Stubbs.
The pair lost 45-42 to Turkey in the final.
It was double Paralympic gold medallist Brown's second silver of the tournament, having won one earlier in the individual event.
Silver for Brown
Great Britain`s Paralympic archery champion Danielle Brown has won silver as she starts her World Cup career in Tokyo. Brown who is from Lothersdale near Skipton was a late call-up to the tournament after the withdrawal of Olga Bosch. Jamie Van Natta took the main prize.
Brown, a Paralympic gold winner at both Beijing and London became the first female archer with a disability to compete in a non-disabled World Cup Grand Final. She took up the sport at the age of 15 after she was diagnosed with reflex sympathetic dystrophy.
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