Md Ruman Shana

Md Ruman Shana is a Bangladeshi archer known for his competitive achievements and representation of his country on the international stage. After securing his first international gold medal at the First Asian Grand Prix in Bangkok, Thailand in 2014, Md Ruman Shana quickly established himself as a preeminent archer, known for his competitive achievements and significant representation of Bangladesh on the international stage. His early career progression saw him earn another gold at the International Archery Tournament in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan in 2017. The year 2019 proved to be a pivotal period for Shana, beginning with a silver medal at the ISSF International Solidarity Archery Championships.

Partnering with Diya Siddique, this performance marked Bangladesh’s best-ever showing at an Archery World Cup, with the duo reaching the final for the first time in the nation’s history. Further solidifying his distinguished international career, Shana secured bronze medals at both the 2021 Asian Championships in Dhaka for team recurve and the 2021 Islamic Solidarity Games in Konya, also for team recurve. Despite these numerous successes and a career marked by groundbreaking achievements for Bangladeshi archery, Md Ruman Shana announced his retirement from competitive archery at the age of 28. Citing a lack of adequate training facilities and disagreements with the national federation as contributing factors, he concluded his highly decorated career and subsequently relocated to the USA.