A soldier turned archer said winning Team UK's first medal of the Invictus Games was an "ecstatic feeling".

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Chaze Melluish, from Swindon, was part of the team, including Anthony Booth from Cirencester, which took bronze in archery's open recurve category.

Team UK beat their competitors from host country the Netherlands to claim the bronze medal.

"It was a fantastic feeling having shot with those guys over the past three years," said Mr Melluish.

The bronze medal is Team UK's first of this year's Invictus Games, being held in The Hague, after being twice postponed due to Covid-19.

Mr Melluish served with Royal Army Veterinary Corps as a dog handler and veterinary technician before being medically discharged for hearing loss.

He said: "I've never been in that sort of competition environment before so it was huge.

"There were some good arrows, some bad arrows, but all three of us pulled it out of the bag really."

He paid tribute to his team mates who helped Team UK defeat the Dutch 6-2 in the third place playoff.