Asian Games 2023 Highlights, September 27: Sift Samra wins gold with World Record; Women’s 25m Pistol team wins gold; Roshibina through to Wushu final; India 7th with 22 medals

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Asian Games 2023: India medals tally on September 27 and winners list

Asian Games 2023: As of September 27, India has won 22 medals comprising five gold, seven silver and 10 bronze.

Second seeds Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale beat Ayano Shimizu and Shinji Hazawa in straight sets in the Mixed doubles Round 3 match.

Bhosale/ Bopanna bt Shimizu/ Bopanna 6-3, 6-4

Mahesh Mangaonka’s loss to Nasir Iqbal means the Indian’s Men’s team loses to Pakistan in Pool A contest.

Nasir Iqbal bt Mahesh Mangaonkar 11-6, 13-11, 9-11, 11-8.

Final result:

India loses to Pakistan 1-2 in Men’s team Pool A contest.

Zaman Noor bt Abhay Singh 3-1 (11-8, 10-12, 11-8, 11-8)

Saurav Ghosal bt Muhammad Amir Khan 3-0 (11-3, 11-5, 11-1)

Nasir Iqbal bt bt Mahesh Mangaonkar 3-1 (11-6, 13-11, 9-11, 11-8)

India beats Indonesia in a Group A Preliminary Round match with Shireen Limaye top scoring with 13 points. Kimberley Louis was the top scorer for Indonesia with 11.

India bt Indonesia 66 - 46

Top seeds Ankita Raina and Yuki Bhambri go down to 14th seeds Alex Eala and Francis Alcantara from the Philippines in the final set tiebreak of the Round 3 match.

Eala/ Alcantara (PHI) bt Raina/ Bhambri (IND) - 6-4,4-6, [10-8]

Mixed Doubles Match 8:

Second seeds Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale take the first set against the Japanese in the mixed doubles round three.

Bhosale/Bopanna vs Shimizu/Hazawa - 6-3

Mixed Doubles Match 1:

Ankita Raina and Yuki Bhambri level the match by taking the second set against the Philippines.

Raina/Bhambri vs Eala/Alcantara - 4-6, 6-4

Mixed Team:

India went down to Philippines 7.56 - 12.44 in the Mixed Team Round Robin 1-4.

India currently stand fifth in the table with 40.03 per cent points from 42 boards played. Thailand top the table with 59.47 per cent points from 56 boards.

Men’s Team:

In the Men’s team Qualification round, India currently stands second on the table with 51.67 per cent points from 42 boards played. China currently leads with 57.11 per cent points from 56 boards played.

Saurav Ghoshal wins match 2 to level the tie for India against Pakistan in the Pool A encounter. He beats Pakistan’s Muhammed Asim Khan in straight sets.

Saurav Ghoshal bt Muhammad Asim Khan - 11-3, 11-5, 11-1

Mahesh Mangaonkar faces Iqbal Nasir in Match 3.

India held Hong Kong to a draw in a Group B match in Women’s Handball. Menika was the top scorer for India with eight goals.

India 26 - 26 Hong Kong in Women’s Handball Group B match.

Second seeds Ramkumar Ramanathan and Saketh Myneni beat China’s Yibing Wu and Zhizhen Zhang 6-1, 7-6(8) to reach the men’s doubles semifinals and are assured of a medal.

Ramkumar/Saketh (IND) bt Wu/Zhang (CHN) - 6-1, 7-6(8) in the quarterfinal

Pakistan takes the first game as Abhay Singh loses to Zaman Noor in Match 1.

Final Score: Zaman Noor bt Abhay Singh: 11-8, 10-12, 11-8, 11-8

Indian Women lose to China 8-22 in the Pool A Round Robin game in 3x3 Basketball.

Roshibina Devi enters Wushu 60kg finals and assures India another medal!

She will face China’s Xiaowei Wu in the final, that is set to happen tomorrow at 7:12am IST!

It’s now time for Nikhat. The fighters have entered the octagon and the Indian will be fighting out of the red corner

Round 1: There’s nothing much to separate between the two as both had their moments. But the judges have inclined towards Nikhat as she gets 10 from all 5 of them

Round 2: A much more aggressive round from Nikhat as she finds constant openings through a variety of moves. Two right arm jabs from Nikhat were the highlight of this round. Another 5:0 for Nikhat

Round 3: Bak tried to grapple but that turned out advantageous for Nikhat as she catches her opponent by surprise by landing two punches - one to the torso and another right arm jab to the face. Another positive round for Nikhat!

AND THAT’S IT. NIKHAT WINS VIA UNANIMOUS DECISION AND IS THROUGH TO THE QUARTERFINAL!

India’s Nikhat Zareen will be in action in the women’s 50kg round of 16 bout against Korea’s Chorong Bak

Men’s Doubles:

Manav /Manush (IND) bt Napat/Sitisak (THA)- 11-8, 8-11, 11-6, 7-11, 12-10 in Round of 64

Mixed Doubles:

Manika/Sathiyan (IND) bt Napat/Suthasini (THA) - 10-12, 11-8, 11-3, 11-8 in Round of 32

Sreeja/ Harmeet(IND) bt Cheong/ Seak (MAC) - 12-10, 11-7, 11-7 in Round of 16

India’s Sreeja Akula and Harmeet Desai take the first game 12-10 against Macao’s Chi Cheong and Hui Seak

Indian pair of Sathiyan and Manika won three consecutive games against Thailand’s Napat and Suthasini to book a berth in the mixed doubles round of 16

​HIGHLIGHTS​

The game between Indian duo of Sathiyan Gnanasekaran/Manika Batra against Thailand’s Napat Thanmathikom/Suthasini Sawettabut is currently tied 1 game a piece.

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Vidit Gujarathi loses second consecutive match. This time against Uzbekistan’s Javokhir Sindarov. Menawhile, Arjun Erigaisi posted a win against Enamul Hossain of Bangladesh

Men’s team: India 10.66-9.34 Bangladesh

Women’s team: India 0-20 Chinese Taipei

Mixed team: India 17.19 - 2.81 Republic of Korea

India posted a commanding win against Macao, China as Anahat Singh beat Wei Yeung 11-1, 11-6, 11-7 in straight sets. Final score: India 3-0 Macao

Japan’s Haruka Kaji staged a comeback after conceding the first set, to beat India’s Ankita Raina 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 in women’s singles quarterfinal

Harika Dronavalli wins 1-0 against table topper Jiner Zhu of China! It’s just a solitary point separating the two now. Harika has accumulated 6 points while Zhu is at the top with 7

Meanwhile, Koneru Humpy played out a 0.5-0.5 draw against Kazakhstan’s Bibisara

India’s Joshna Chinappa made short work of Macao, China’s Kwai Liu by beating her 11-3, 11-7. 12-10 in straight sets. India currently leads 2-0 with Anahat Singh next in line against Wai Yeung

Manav Thakkar and Manush Shah manage to seal Game 5 against Thailand’s Napat Thanmathikom and Sitisak Nuchchart and win the contest.

Final score: Manav/Manush bt Napat/Sitisak - 11-8, 8-11, 11-6, 7-11, 12-10

India’s Tanvi Khanna beat Macao’s Weng Yeung 3-1 in a gruelling 32-minute match to hand India a 1-0 lead

After conceding the first set, top seeded Chinese Zhizhin Zhang made a strong comebackl to pocket the next two sets to post a win over India’s Sumi Nagal

Final score: 6-7, 6-1, 6-2

India’s Ankita Raina, after taking the first set 6-3, concedes the second 4-6 against Japan’s Haruka Haji

Vidit Gujarathi drew 0.5-0.5 against Mongolia’s Bilguun Sumiya while Arjun Erigaisi lost 0-1 against Uzbekistan’s Nodirbek Abdusattorov

Standings after round 8:

Credits: Chess.com

Anant’s silver means India will move to fifth in the standings with 22 medals including five gold, seven silver and 10 bronze medals.

​MEDAL TABLE WITH REALTIME UPDATES​

Anant Nakura clinches silver in men’s shotgun skeet! He takes India’s overall medal tally to 21. Anant (58) finished second behind Kuwait’s Abdullah Alrashidi, who equalled the World Record of 60 points, created by India’s Angad Bajwa in 2018

The podium:

Abdullah Alrashidi (Kuwait): 60 points

Anant Singh Nakura (India): 58 points

Nasser Al-Attiya (Qatar): 46 points

Indian duo of Harika Dronavalli and Koneru Humpy were pitted against each other and there wasn’t much to seprarate the two as they played out a 0.5-0.5 draw

Standings after round 8:

Credits: Chess.com

Disappointment again for India as Sanjeet loses against Uzbekistan’s Lazizbek Mullojonov in the round of 16. Scorline reads 5:0 in favour of Lazibek. That’s the end of the road for the Indian

India’s David Beckham pipped Kazazkhstan duo of Andrey Chugay and Sergey Ponomaryov to advance into the men’s sprint quarterfinals, that will take place tomorrow!

India’s Shiva Thapa is in action in men’s 57-63.6kg boxing round of 16 bout against Kyrgystan’s Askat Kulataev

UPDATE: Thapa bows out in the round of 16 as he loses 0:5

India’s Sumit Nagal just took the first set 7-6 off top seeded Zhizen Zhang of China!

Ankita Raina takes the first set 6-3 against Japan’s Haruka Haji but is currently trailing 0-1 in the 2nd set

India’s David Beckham, who clocked +0.276 more than Malaysia’s Muhammad Sahrom in men’s sprint 1/8 final to miss out on qualification. The Indian now moves to 1/8 Repechages that will happen at 1:30pm IST

Men’s Skeet Individual Final: Anant Jeet Singh Naruka

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India’s Rohit Jadhav (18.966) finishes 9th.

Indian team goes down 0-2 against Vietnam in the quarterfinals.

Indian women’s epee team loses 25-45 to Republic of Korea in the quarterfinals.

First series of five shots - only two shots on target for Esha and Manu each.

After second series, Esha has total of five shots on target while it is six for Manu.

After third series, Esha has 10 on target while for Manu, it is nine.

After fourth series, Esha has 14 on target while it is 10 for Manu. Esha is placed third while Manu is sixth.

Eighth placed Wu Chiaying of Chinese Taipei has been eliminated.

After fifth series, Manu has tied with Esha at 15 as she hits all while Esha manages to find the target only once.

Singapore’s Teo Shun Xie exits. Both Indians are tied at fourth.

Sixth series: Manu - Hit, Miss, Miss, Hit, Hit

Esha - Miss, Hit, Hit, Miss, Hit

Both Indians are tied fourth with score of 18.

Iran’s Haniye Rostamiyan exits. Both Indian trails third-placed Chinese shooter Feng Sixuan by two. China’s Liu Rui is at the top with 24 while Korea’s Yang Jiin is second with 22.

Seventh Series: Esha - Hit, Hit, Hit, Hit, Hit

Manu - Hit, Hit, Miss, Miss, Hit

Manu finishes fifth with score of 21.

Feng Sixuan, Esha and Yang are tied-second with 23.

Eighth series: Esha - Miss, Hit, Hit, Hit, Hit

Esha has secured a medal! There is a shoot-off between Yang Jiin and Feng Sixuan to see who will move to the next round.

Going into the second last round, these are the scores: Liu Rui - 31, Esha - 27, Yang Jiin - 26

Ninth series: Esha - Hit, Hit, Hit, Hit, Hit

Esha has secured at least a silver. Yang Jiin exits with a bronze medal.

Scores going into the final series, Esha - 32, Liu Rui - 34

FINAL SERIES

Esha - Miss, Miss, Miss, Hit, Hit. Final Score: 34

Liu - Hit, Hit, Miss, Hit, Hit. Final Score: 38

Esha Singh wins silver in women’s 25m pistol individual event!!!

Asian Games 2023: Esha Singh bags silver in 25m pistol women’s final, Manu Bhaker finishes fifth

Indian shooter Esha Singh clinched silver in the 25m pistol women’s final at the Asian Games 2023 in Hangzhou, China on Wednesday.

India’s Manu Bhaker and Esha Singh will compete in the women’s 25m pistol final which starts at 12PM IST. Stay tuned!

Indian women’s epee team beats Jordan 45-36 to set up a quarterfinal clash with Republic of Korea, which takes place at 12PM IST today.

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Asian Games 2023: Overall medals tally, September 27 - Sift Kaur wins gold with WR in shooting; India 7th with 5 gold, 22 medals in total

Asian Games 2023: India is currently in seventh position with 22 medals including five golds. China continued to assert its domination with 76 golds.

Vishnu Saravanan wins bronze medal in men’s dinghy ILCA 7 with a net score of 34. Korea’s Ha Jeemin takes silver with 33 while Lo Jun Han Ryan of Singapore gets gold with 26.

In women’ s single dinghy ILCA6, Nethra Kumanana finishes fourth.

India takes on Jordan in the pre-quarterfinals.

First Relay: Taniksha Khatri 5-4 Dina Mansi

Second Relay: Jyotika Dutta 5-3 Shahed Alkloub

Third Relay: Ena Arora 1-3 Roaa Majali

Fourth Relay: Jyotika Dutta 4-7 Dina Mansi

Fifth Relay: Taniksha Khatri 6-5 Roaa Majali

Sixth Relay: Ena Arora 6-2 Shahed Alkloub

Seventh Relay: Jyotika Dutta 8-4 Roaa Majali

Eighth Relay: Ena Arora 5-4 Dina Mansi

Ninth Relay: Taniksha Khatri 5-4 Shahed Alkloub

Indian shotgun trio of Anant Jeet Singh Naruka, Gurjoat Siingh Khangura and Angad Vir Singh Bajwa win bronze medal in the men’s skeet team with a total of 355. China wins gold with 362 while Qatar clinches silver with 359.

Anant, who scored 121, qualifies for individual final which takes place at 1PM IST today.

In women’s team competition, Indian trio of Ganemat Sekhon, Parinaaz Dhaliwal and Darshna Rathore finished fourth while none of them qualified for the individual final.

Indian women’s team starts its Asian Games campaign in Group A against Singapore.

The team leads 5-0 at the end of first quarter. Follow in detail here:

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Final stage. Here we go.

Sift begins with a 10.3 and Ashi with a 10.4

After first series in standing, Sift’s total is 365. Ashi’s score is 362.2 with the last shot being a 9.0. That might cost her a shot at the gold medal. Zhang is third with 360.5

Sift shoots a 9.7. Unbelievable. Ashi - 10.3. Zhang - 10.6.

Next four shots for Sift - 10.6, 10.7, 10.3, 10.9. Brilliant recovery after that poor shot.

Ashi - 9.9, 9.8, 10.1 and 10.0.

Into the final series with elimination round beginning now.

Sift is top with 417.2. Ashi is down to third with 412.3 while Zhang has moved to second with 412.5.

After shot no. 41, Sift - 427.9, Zhang - 422.4, Ashi - 422.2

After shot no. 42, Sift - 437.8, Ashi - 432.7, Zhang - 431.5.

Sift comes up with a 10.8 to move to 448.6. Ashi at 443 after 10.3. Zhang third with 441.9 after 10.4.

Last three shooters remaining.

Zhang comes up with 10.5 to move to 452.4 and Ashi, believe it or not, shoot 8.9 to exit with a total of 451.9. Ashi has to settle for bronze.

Last shot for gold.

Zhang shoots 9.9 to finish with 462.3. Sift Kaur Simra wins the gold medal with a World Record of 469.6 after a last shot of 10.2!!!!!!

The previous mark was 467 by Seonaid McIntosh of Great Britain set in Baku in May this year.

Asian Games 2023: Sift Kaur wins gold in women’s 50m rifle 3P with World Record, Ashi Chouksey bags bronze

Sift Kaur Samra and Ashi Chouksey secured gold and bronze respectively in the women’s 50m rifle 3-position individual event at the Asian Games 2023 in Hangzhou, China on Wednesday.

After first series, Sift stays at the top with the total 207.2. Ashi moves up to fourth with 205.5.

After second series, Sift is still at the top with 260.1 while Ashi moves to third with 258.5

At the end of prone stage, Sift Kaur Samra keeps the top spot with 312.5 while Ashi Chouksey is now at second with 311.6

China’s Zhang Qiongyue is third with 309.7

India beats Kuwait 3-0

Results:

Abhay Singh 3-0 (11-7, 11-6, 11-6) Alramezi Ali

Saurav Ghosal 3-0 (5-11, 13-15, 11-6, 3-1, retd.) Almezayen Abdullah

Mahesh Mangaonkar 3-0 (11-7, 11-1, 11-2) Mohammad Falah

India next faces Pakistan today in its third Pool A match at 4:30PM IST.

Sift Kaur Samra is at the top of the table with 154.6 after the kneeling stage. Ashi is sixth with 152.5

Next up is the prone stage - three series of five shots each.

India’s Shushikala Agashe finished last in Heat 1. Triyasha Paul finishes third in Heat 3.

Both finished second-last and last in repechage Heat 2 and failed to make it to semis.

India’s Shivansh Tyagi goes down 0-2 against Park Woohyeok of Republic of Korea in the pre-quarterfinals.

Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam loses to Japan’s Shinji Nakano. He also suffered defeat in the repechage round to Kazakhstan’s Andrey Chugay.

However, David Beckham Elkatohchoongo beat Kazakh cyclist Sergey Ponomaryov to go to the 1/8 Finals.

India beats Nepal 3-0 in its second Pool B match.

Results:

Anahat Singh 3-0 (11-7, 11-1, 11-2) Krishna Thapa

Joshana Chinappa 3-0 (11-4, 11-2, 11-2) Bipana Bhlon

Dipika Pallikal Karthik 3-0 (11-1, 11-3, 11-2) Swasthani Shrestha

India next faces Macao at 2PM IST today.

India’s Linesha finishes 18th overall in the heats with a timing of 1:15.60s. Does not make it to the final.

Indian trio of Manu Bhaker, Esha Singh and Rhythm Sangwan wins gold medal in the women’s 25m pistol team event with a score of 1759.

China takes silver with 1756 while Republic of Korea wins bronze with 1742.

Manu (590) tops the qualification round, Esha (586) finishes fifth. Rhythm (583) finishes seventh but since only two shooters per country are allowed in the final, Rhythm misses the cut.

Final of the individual event will be held at 12PM IST today.

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Asian Games 2023: India wins gold medal in women’s 25m pistol team event

Indian trio of Manu Bhaker, Esha Singh and Rhythm Sangwan won gold medal in the women’s 25m pistol team event at the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, on Wednesday.

Srihari Nataraj finishes 10th with a timing of 1:49.05s and is second reserve for the final.

Manu Bhaker stays on top as she shoots 99 in Series 1. India could win a gold in the team event in this one.

99 in Series 2 for Manu. Excellent.

India’s Margerette Maria Regi loses 0-2 to Chang Jui En of Chinese Taipei in round of 16.

India’s Maana Patel finishes 13th overall with 1:03.55s timing and fails to qualify for the final.

Indian trio of Sift Kaur Samra, Ashi Chouksey and Manini Kaushik wins silver medal in the women’s 50m 3 Positions team event with a total score of 1764, nine behind China who takes the gold. Republic of Korea clinches bronze with 1756.

Sift Kaur Samra (595) - 2nd, Ashi Chouksey (590) - 6th, qualify for individual final which takes place at 9:30AM IST today.

Manini Kaushik finishes 18th with 580.

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Asian Games 2023: India wins silver medal in women’s 50m rifle 3P team event, bags men’s shotgun skeet team bronze

Indian trio of Sift Kaur Samra, Ashi Chouksey and Manini Kaushik won silver medal in the women’s 50m rifle 3 Positions team event at the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, on Wednesday.

Sift Kaur Samra shoots 197 in standing position and finishes the qualification stage at second position with a total score of 594, a new national record. China’s Xia Siyu tops on the basis of more inner 10s.

Ashi Chouksey finishes with 590 is currently at 6th.

India looks in a good position to win team silver.

India’s David Beckham Elkatohchoongo (10.030s) has qualified for the 1/16 finals.

Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam (10.086s) has also qualifed.

India’s Nina Venkatesh finishes fourth in Heat with a timing of 1:03.89s. Two more heats to go. Top eight fastest swimmers progress to the final.

Update: Nina Venkatesh finishes 14th overall and her campaign in this event is over.

India’s Shivansh Tyagi reaches pre-quarterfinals in men’s 80kg with a 2-0 win over VA Mithona of Cambodia.

At the end of Daoshu, India’s Rohit Jadhav is eighth with a score of 9.413.

Sift Kaur Samra shoots a perfect 200 in the prone position to move to fourth spot.

Ashi shoots 199 and that takes her to 7th. Manini moves to 18th with a score of 198 in the prone position.

Esha and Rhythm shoot 99 and 97 respectively in Series 2.

97 for Esha in Series 3, 98 for Rhythm. Esha (586 - 17 inner 10s) is currently in fourth position while Rhythm (583 - 23 inner 10s) is in eighth spot, the last one for qualifying for the final.

Sift Kaur Samra scores 197 in the kneeling stage. Ash Chouksey - 195, Manini Kaushik - 190.

Esha Singh and Rhythm Sangwan in action. Both Indian shooters score 98 in Series 1.

Manu Bhaker, who finished at the top after precision stage, will resume her campaign in the second set of shooters.

India is up against Singapore.

Dev loses the first relay 2-5 to Kieren Lock.

Bibish Kathiresan goes down against Raphael Juan Kang Tan with the same scoreline.

Singapore leads 10-4. Make that 15-6 as Elijah Robson Samuel beats Arjun 5-2.

Raphael Juan Kang Tan beats Dev 5-1 and extends Singapore’s lead to 20-7.

Singapore leads 25-10 as Kieren Lock defeats Arjun 5-3 in fifth relay.

3-2 victory for Elijah Robson Samuel over Bibish Kathiresan. Singapore up 28-12.

Both teams introduce substitutes. Akash Kumar’s relay with Tian Wei Jonathan Au Eong ends at 5-5. Overall score: Singapore 33-17 India.

Eighth and penultimate relay between Dev and Elijah Robson Samuel ends at 7-7.

Bibish Kathiresan win 6-5 in the final relay against Kieren Lock but that’s not going to make much difference.

Singapore is through to quarterfinals with a 45-30 victory.

The live telecast of the Asian Games is available on the Sony Sports Network while the live streaming of the same can be found on the Sony Liv app and website.

EQUESTRIAN

5:30 AM: Dressage Individual Intermediate I- Sudipti, Divyakriti, Hriday, Anush

SHOOTING

6:30 AM

Skeet-50 Men’s Qualification (Phase 2)- Anantjeet Singh Naruka, Gurjoat Singh Khangura, Angad Vir Singh Bajwa

Skeet-50 Team Men (Phase 2) (Medal event)- Anantjeet Singh Naruka, Gurjoat Singh Khangura, Angad Vir Singh Bajwa

50m Rifle 3 Positions Women’s Qualification-Sift Kaur Samra, Ashi Chouksey, Manini Kaushik

50m Rifle 3 Positions Team Women (Medal Event)-Sift Kaur Samra, Ashi Chouksey, Manini Kaushik

Skeet Women’s Qualification (50 Targets) – Stage 2-Ganemat Sekhon, Parinaaz Dhaliwal, Darsha Rathore

Skeet-50 Team Women (Phase 2) (Medal Event)-Ganemat Sekhon, Parinaaz Dhaliwal, Darsha Rathore

25m Pistol Women’s Qualification Rapid-Rhythm Sangwan, Manu Bhaker, Esha Singh

(Medal events subject to qualification)

FENCING

6:30AM: Men’s Foil Team Table of 16-2- India vs Singapore

10:30 AM: Women’s Épée Team Table of 16-2- India vs Jordan

(Other rounds subject to qualification)

BRIDGE

6:30 AM onwards: Men’s, Women’s, Mixed Team Round Robin 1-1

11 AM onwards: Men’s, Women’s, Mixed Team Round Robin 1-2

1:30 PM onwards: Men’s, Women’s, Mixed Team Round Robin 1-3

4 PM onwards: Men’s, Women’s, Mixed Team Round Robin 1-4

SQUASH

7:30 AM: Men’s team Pool A- India vs Kuwait,

7:30 AM: Women’s team Pool A- India vs Nepal

2 PM: Women’s team Pool A- India vs Macao, China

4:30 PM: Men’s team Pool A- India vs Pakistan

SWIMMING

7:30 AM onwards: Women’s 100m Butterfly Heat 2- Nina Venkatesh

7:58 AM onwards: Women’s 100m Backstroke Heat 3- Maana Patil

8:12 AM onwards: Men’s 200m Freestyle Heat 4- Srihari Nataraj

8:34 AM onwards: Women’s 100m Breaststroke Heats- Lineysha

(Medal round subject to qualification)

CYCLING

7:30 AM: Men’s Sprint Qualifying- David Beckham, Ronaldo Singh

7:56 AM: Women’s Keirin Round 1 Heat 1- Shushikala

8:02 AM: Women’s Keirin First Round - Heat 2- Triyasha

(Other round qualification subject to performance)

SAILING

8:30 AM onwards

Men’s Windsurfing - iQFoil quarterfinal, semifinal, final- Jerome Kumar

Women’s Single Dinghy - ILCA6 Final- Nethra Kumanan

9:30 AM onwards

Men’s Kite - IKA Formula Kite Semifinal- Chitresh Tatha

Men’s Dinghy - ILCA7 Medal Race- Vishnu Saravanan

(medal round subject to qualification)

TENNIS

Not before 10 AM: Men’s Singles Quarterfinal- Sumit Nagal

Women’s Singles Quarterfinal- Ankita Raina

Not before 1 PM: Men’s Doubles Quarterfinal- Saketh Myneni/Ramkumar Ramanathan

Mixed Doubles Round 3- Yuki Bhambri/Ankita Raina

Not before 1:30 PM: Mixed Doubles Round 3- Rutuja Bhosale/ Rohan Bopanna

HOCKEY

10:15 AM: Preliminary Women’s Pool A- India vs Singapore

ESPORTS

11:30 AM: League of Legends Quarterfinal 4- India vs Vietnam

WUSHU

6:30 AM onwards: Men’s Daoshu & Gunshu All-Round Final- Rohit Jadhav

5 PM onwards: Women’s 60kg Semifinal- Roshibina Devi

3x3 BASKETBALL

12:10 PM: Men’s Round Robin Pool C- India vs Macao, China

4:55 PM: Women’s Round Robin Pool A- China vs India

CHESS

12:30 PM: Men/Women’s Individual Round 8

2:30 PM: Men/Women’s Individual Round 9 (Medal event)

BOXING

1:15 PM: Men’s 57-63.5Kg - Preliminaries - R16- Shiva Thapa

1:30 PM: Men’s 80-92Kg - Preliminaries - R16- Sanjeet

5:15 PM: Women’s 45-50Kg - Preliminaries - R16- Nikhat Zareen

TABLE TENNIS

1:30 PM: Men’s Doubles Round of 64- Manav/ Manush

3:50 PM: Mixed Doubles Round of 32- Sathiyan G/ Manika Batra

4:25 PM: Mixed Doubles Round of 32- Harmeet/ Sreeja

HANDBALL

4:30 PM: Women’s Preliminary Round - Group B- India vs Hong Kong China

BASKETBALL

5:30 PM: Women’s Preliminary Round Group A- India vs Indonesia