Asian Games 2018

Day thirteen: India results

India is sitting at the eighth spot with a total of 65 medals (13 gold, 23 silver 29 bronze). Click here for more results from Day 13.

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31 August, 2018 23:51 IST

Varsha Gautham and Sweta Shervegar won silver in 49er FX sailing event.   -  PTI

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31 August, 2018 23:51 IST

Boxing: Semifinals: Men: Light Fly (49kg): Amit Panghal bt Carlo Paalam (Phi); Middle (75kg): Abilkhan Amankul (Kaz) w.o. Vikas Krishan (bags bronze).

Canoe/Kayak Sprint:

Canoe Double (C2) 200m men: Semifinals: Prakant Sharma & Jamesboy Singh Oinam (enter final).

Hockey: Final: Women: Japan bt India 2-1.

Judo:

Men: Elimination round-of-16: -100kg: Avtar Singh lost to Ivan Remarenco (UAE).

Women: Quarterfinals: +78kg: Rajwinder Kaur lost to Akira Sone (Jpn).

Roller Skate: Final: Men’s road 20km race: 8. Amitesh Mishra, Harshveer Singh Sekhon (DNF); Women’s road 20km race: 7. Aarathy Kasturi Raj, 8. Varsha Sriramakrishna Puranik.

Sailing:

Fleet overall after 15th and final race: 49er men: 3. Varun Ashok Thakkar & Ganapathy Kelapanda Chengappa; 49er FX women: 2. Varsha Gautham & Sweta Shervegar; Mixed RS One: 8. Dayne Edgar Agnelo Coelho & Katya Ida Coelho.

Fleet overall after 12th and final race: Laser radial: 5. K. Nethra; Open laser 4.7: 3. Harshita Tomar, 4. Govind Bairagi.

Soft Tennis: Men’s team: Group C: Cambodia bt India 3-0; Indonesia bt India 3-0; Japan bt India 3-0.

Women’s team: Group A: India bt Mongolia 3-0; South Korea bt India 3-0; Thailand bt India 3-0.

Squash: Semifinals: Men: India lost to Hong Kong 2-0 (bags bronze).

Women: India bt Malaysia 2-0.

Table Tennis (round-of-16): Men: Achanta Sharath Kamal lost to Chihyuan Chuang (Tpe) 2-4; G. Sathiyan lost to Kenta Matsudaira (Jpn) 1-4.

Women: Manika Batra lost to Manyu Wang (Chn) 1-4.

Volleyball: Women: Classification 9-10: Chinese Taipei bt India 25-21, 25-16, 25-15.

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