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Ruman Shana

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Mohammad Ruman Shana (Bengali: রোমান সানা; born 8 June 1995) is a Bangladeshi archer. He won the bronze medal in recurve single's event of 2019 World Archery Championships and became the first Bangladeshi archer in history to win a medal in the competition. Shana won gold medal at the 2019 Asia Cup in the Philippines. Read more on Wikipedia

His biography is available in 13 different languages on Wikipedia. Ruman Shana is the 9,821st most popular athlete (down from 9,128th in 2024), the 82nd most popular biography from Bangladesh (down from 74th in 2019) and the 2nd most popular Bangladeshi Athlete.

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Among ATHLETES

Among athletes, Ruman Shana ranks 9,821 out of 6,025. Before him are William Reais, Morteza Sharifi, Vitor Ishiy, Necati Er, Julian Azaad, and Sathiyan Gnanasekaran. After him are Caitlin Cronin, Alice Sotero, Heather Bansley, Azmy Mehelba, César Vargas, and Ibrahim El-Masry.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1995, Ruman Shana ranks 1,512. Before him are Nikita Glasnović, Arianna Bridi, Yuri Mamute, Kimberley Woods, Allisha Gray, and Vitor Ishiy. After him are Caitlin Cronin, Harry Toffolo, Josh Harrop, Costanza Di Camillo, Halimatu Ayinde, and Izabella Yaylyan.

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In Bangladesh

Among people born in Bangladesh, Ruman Shana ranks 82 out of 74. Before him are Mushfiqur Rahim (1987), Mustafizur Rahman (1995), Sara Hossain (2000), Mahmudullah (1986), Taskin Ahmed (1995), and Shamoli Ray (1994). After him are Abdullah Hel Baki (1989), and Diya Siddique (2004).

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Among ATHLETES In Bangladesh

Among athletes born in Bangladesh, Ruman Shana ranks 2. Before him are Shamoli Ray (1994). After him are Abdullah Hel Baki (1989), and Diya Siddique (2004).

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