The ongoing Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan have been marred by mismanagement. The Bangladesh archery team suffered greatly with accommodation after coming to Nagoya.

Early data suggests that on-field results, tactical and disciplinary decisions have added new dimensions to the competitive equation.

New discussions have developed between teams, players and supporters around results and on-field performances.

The competitive impact of this incident will become clearer in subsequent matches and official decisions.